In their final semester at the prestigious St Catherine's with 95 days to graduate, Thalia and Bellamy find each other in a fateful encounter. A small favor grows into a friendship and a love they could not believe they had lived without for so long. With family drama and scholastic stress how will these two make the most of their final semester?

A dethroned emperor.

A servant seeking revenge.

A woman whose touch can kill.

An escaped death-row prisoner.

A prince with a deadly secret.

One impossible quest.

In the year 2181, Russia began human experiments. Kidnapped or sold off by their own families, the kids of the Compound know only one thing: They belong to the Whitecoats.

Hendrix 'Trick' Sanchez and his little sister, Elle, have been in captivity for seven years. Trick plays by the rules, flying under the radar with two goals in mind; survive, and keep Elle safe. But the rules are thrown to the bears when a mysterious attack blows the compound wide open, and Trick doesn't know how to play this new game.

He can only hope that his superhuman strength and his pain medication will be enough to escape brutal annihilation.

Kei wishes he could forget the night he drunkenly made out with his male co-worker. He really does. But covering up the taste with mints and Golden Gaytime ice cream is doing nothing, and someday he’s going to have to figure out what his damn sexuality is.

This is a sequel to my story Cheap Beer and Ciggie Cheeks, but you don’t need to read that to understand this.

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Terrence loves to stare at his male coworker Kei during his lunch break. When Kei invites him to the bar with some other coworkers, pasts get revealed and a drunk romance blossoms.This story is very Australian, so if there are any questions about the slang or the cultural references, feel free to leave a comment on this story.