A letter from Atticus to his late wife, telling her about their children, the trial, and his own dilemmas. It's a poem because poems are fun to read and write and because I feel Atticus would do this. (This was for school, basically we had to write a letter from Atticus to his wife that summed up the novel).

(no oc's, all y/n) enjoy!

*TRIGGER WARNINGS! MENTIONS OF RAPE AND ASSAULT* Mrs. Finch is on a business trip, her husband taking care of their two children, Jean Louise and Jeremy. Then, when she arrives to Maycomb, she has a whole new trial waiting for Atticus. (Set after the trial of Tom Robinson, Bob Ewell was sentenced to life in prison and Tom was fine with his family)

Carter Neal has never lived a normal life. What with her mother having an undying need for travel, she never really got to settle down. But once her mother breaks her leg, and begins to find love, causing them to have to settle down for the first time, what will happen to Carter? Will she find love? ~ * * * ~ Thank you so much to @IsaSecret for the art on the cover!~

Y/N L/N is Atticus' wife's best friend. She moves into Maycomb and there she meets Atticus for the first time and his children. She meets also others. Y/N is an author and she also has a secret: she's a powerful lawyer that protects people, especially the black ones. She may look innocent but it doesn't mean that she's weak. She befriends Atticus and helps him with everything when he needs it while protecting people when they're in trouble. Atticus falls in love with her and she in him. But trouble arrives and it needs to be stopped. Will Atticus and Y/N be together or will they both drift away from each other?

You are a new person in the town of Maycomb just there to live with your close friend but someone caught your eye that you weren't expecting.