If I hadn't told him to stay away, would he of tried harder? If I wasn't so caught off guard, would I have shut him out? If he couldn't read my emotions and thoughts, would he have acted different? If I never told him that he would never love me like he did him, would he have left? If I didn't love him like I still do...would he of even noticed? ||Scömíche||

When Mitch wakes up in a hospital, he doesn't expect to meet someone who will change his outlook on life forever. Who knew that falling in love could be so heartbreaking?

Scott is a hard-core believer in true love. How could he not be, considering all the successful relationships surrounding him? His parents are going on their 35th wedding anniversary, his sister is newly married, his best friend is engaged, and half of the students in his 3 PM discussion section seem to be deeply infatuated with one another. So, he hasn't found "the one" yet, but that doesn't stop him from believing that he's out there. Scott's nothing special, so there's no reason he shouldn't find love, just like everyone else. He's not worried; when it happens, it'll happen. Mitch has always believed in true love--until now. Now, he's just tired of love. He's been "in love" with three different guys in the past five years, and he's done his heart shredded and stomped on time and time again. Mitch has always been the type to fall quickly and love wholeheartedly, but he's a sensitive creature, and he's not sure he can survive another heartbreak after all he's been through. He told himself he was going to stay away from love for a long, long time, but how can he resist the baby blue eyes and bright smile of the friendly professor next door?

Mitch and Scott have been best friends since they were 10 years old. They have been roommates for quite some time now, and are going through life with their band Pentatonix. When they grow feelings for each other will it destroy their friendship, strengthen it, or will they never even know?

It all starts when Mitch is threatening to fail his exams and has to get a tutor. But as soon as he realizes that this tutor is none other than Scott Hoying, openly gay, nerdy student that his friends pick on regularly he tries to do anything in his powers to get his lessons canceled. That is until he finds himself in an extreme emergency and realizes that Scott is his only safe place.

MMA fighter, Scott Hoying, struggles to cope with the loss of a friend following a tragic accident and can't seem to get back on his feet when it comes to his career. When all else seems to fail, Scott makes a visit to a respected chiropractor in the medical field in hopes that he can help straighten out his life. Will Dr. Mitch Grassi be able to help him power through the season to win the championship title? Or will things get messy between the two as a budding friendship begins to get in the way of focus? Rated R This story is for mature audiences only. There will be graphic sexual content, mentions of drugs and drug use, addiction, death, foul language, and graphic violence. Could be scary or triggering to some. Please only read if you are above the age of eighteen.

|| SCÖMÌCHE FANFIC || COMPLETED || Behind the Superfruit camera, something's going on. Scott really likes Mitch, but there is no way Mitch likes him back. They've been best friends since childhood, but Scott has never been brave enough to admit his feelings for his friend and roommate. He's destroying dates on purpose, trying to work up the courage to tell him. Will Scott finally expose his heart to Mitch? And what will happen when a blast from Scott's past gets in touch, and three people tell the secrets of their teenage and childhood years? Mitch really likes Scott, but there is no way Scott likes him back. They've been best friends since before they were teenagers, but Mitch has never been strong enough to admit his feelings for his friend and band mate. He's avoiding dates on purpose, trying to work up the courage to tell him. Will Mitch finally tell Scott the truth? And what will happen when a blast from Scott's past gets in touch, and three people tell the secrets of their teenage and childhood years? A tale of trauma and trouble. Will the Superfruit double act survive the hardships of their entwined lives? Can they come out of it stronger than ever? Or will it be the story of another friendship failure, with a few catastrophes thrown in? Read to reveal the real Scömìche...

After years of being told what to do and how to act and what to wear and who to be friends with, after years of not being able to be themselves in their own homes, after years of being made to believe that money and power and status were more important than their feelings, Scott and Mitch finally decided that enough was enough. Now they're going to have a bit of fun. (friends with benefits / high school au in which Scott and Mitch are.. well, super rich kids)

"Mitchy, why are you always dating the wrong guys?" "Because none of them is you!" "What?" "Umm... I should not have said that."

Scott has a life he never asked for - he works at his dad's law firm and everyday he loses himself a bit more.Scott has a girlfriend he never really wanted,but everyday he has to pretend a bit more.Scott also has Mitch,his escape.But Mitch doesn't have Scott,despite the fact that he wants him more than anything in the world.Will Mitch just stick around to see Scott fall apart into a life he never really wanted?