Olivia Jacobs is the twin sister of Callie. When Callie ends up going to juvenile detention, Olivia ends up going with her. When they get out, they're placed with the Fosters. Olivia is mute. She has been since her mother died and her father was sent to jail. Face claim for Olivia: Hailee Steinfeld WARNING: This story will include depression, suicide, rape, intimacy issues, and abuse. If you are triggered by anything of this, please read at your own risk.

Callie walked into the sunlit kitchen to see her foster moms making breakfast. Without saying anything she sat down and poured a glass of orange juice. "Hey Cal, what are you doing up so early?" Stef asked setting a plate of bacon on the counter. "Um moms, I need to talk to you about something. It's something that I should have mentioned before you even adopted Jude." Callie said making Stef and Lena sit down. "Callie. What is it?" Stef asked concerned glancing at her wife. Callie took a deep breath. She thought maybe she could back out, but she knew they needed to know this. PS: Some of the events will occur, but this is not going along the plot line

After their mother was killed and their father was sent to prison. Two sisters skylar Davis and Mackenzie Davis spend 3 years in the foster system going through horrible homes till the fosters take them in. Will the fosters break down their walls and open them up to love, faith, and family? After years of trust issues. Read to find out😉

"There goes the trio of trouble. Anyone who gets in their way will face the punishments." 07/06/19: this is quite possibly the worst thing i have ever written. however, i am keeping it up because it is the first thing i ever wrote on wattpad. you have been warned that it is absolutely terrible and it is not at all my full potential. Callie and Evangeline Jacob, Sisters and a force to be reckoned with. Jude Jacob, The little brother put in their story to "fix" them. Callie and Evangeline both go to juvie, while Jude gets fostered. All of them together were a mixture for trouble... Until they meet the Adams-Foster family. What happens when Evan and Callie fall for their two foster brothers? Brandon Adams Foster, pianist with a bright future and a big heart. Jesus Adams Foster, boy who thinks he's a murderer. Or when Jude falls in love with his best friend? Connor Stevens, troubled young boy questioning himself. What if their fathers are three different men? Read 'The Trio of Trouble' to find out. best ranking(s): #1 in #thefosters #2 in #calliejacob #5 in #abcfamily #3 in #jesusfoster #21 in #freeform DISCLAIMER!!: All "The Fosters" characters and events belong to the directors, creators, and producers. Discontinued Officially June 9, 2018

Callie scared

The fosters adopt a little girl she's 7 jude is 13 everyone else is the same age as in season 3 ok

{Started 11.17.17-12.31.19} >THIS STORY IS COMPLETE

Stef didn't want Callie at first. I mean how would she want her? Fresh out of Juvie, causes trouble. No body would. That is until she sees light in her. She protects her little girl at all costs. She would do anything for her. Of course she'd do anything for the others but she especially would do things for the one who she feels is more like her. She doesn't want Callie to ever get hurt. The plot is changed a little...

In the latest chapter of The Fosters, Stef and Lena Adams Foster open their hearts and home once again, this time to Eli Williams, a resilient teenager grappling with the aftermath of years of abuse. Drawn into their family orbit through Callie's connections, Eli brings with her a storm of emotional scars and defensive barriers. As the Adams Fosters strive to break through her walls, they confront their own limitations and vulnerabilities, navigating the delicate balance between support and autonomy. With each passing day, they confront the question: can love and understanding heal wounds too deep to see? Trigger Warning: This fanfiction contains themes of abuse, trauma, and mental health struggles, including depictions of physical and emotional abuse. Reader discretion is advised for those who may find such content distressing or triggering.