Miranda had settled. She settled for routine, settled for comfort, and settled for the kind of love that made no waves. Then she met Ben. Ben is magnetic, frustrating, and unapologetically dominant. From the moment he walked into her life, he showed Miranda a kind of passionate, exhilarating, and spicy relationship she only thought existed in fantasies. He challenges her, thrills her, and forces her to confront every safe boundary she ever built.

Dr. Miranda Bailey, super star surgeon in the hospital where she's made a name for herself. One day she gets a phone call from a lawyer, apparently she had this recently deceased elderly family member who for some reason left her a countryside bed and breakfast. When she arrives she finds she was left more than property- she was left a promise of a new life.

Ben and Miranda, both single parents, unknowingly adopt one twin each from the same set of identical twins. Ben raises his daughter, Danielle, in LA, while Miranda raises her daughter, Dahlia, in Seattle. But everything changes when Ben gets a job offer at Grey Sloan Memorial.

when there's true love and happiness, age don't matter at all .

During his annual summer visit to his cousin's house in Baltimore, Ben crosses paths with Miranda leading them to discover shared interests and vulnerabilities, forging a connection that defies social expectations and shapes their futures. Used elements from my oneshot Sitting in a tree kissing and Under Your Window

Benley drabbles (100 words[ish]) consisting of sweet, short, cute, random moments.

Miranda quit her job as Chief of Surgery to spend more time with her family and she hoped to discover the mix of harmony between her home life and the emergencies of her work life (Based on my one-shot Quit)

The fruits of my active imagination dealing with Greys. More specifically my fav Miranda Bailey A collection of 20 short stories

Miranda quickly adjusted to Ben's lifestyle as his fiancé and now wife. However, there are many twist and turns they must still navigate.

New plot: Miranda passes and thinks everything up in heaven would be preaches and cream but it's all the opposite.