ADA Rafael Barba prided himself on being unshakable in the courtroom, a man of logic and precision who thrived under pressure. But when Lieutenant Olivia Benson called him to the hospital late on a Sunday night, her voice tight with urgency, his world tilted off its axis. The victim wasn't just another case-she was Sophie McCoy, Jack McCoy's brilliant and fiercely independent daughter. Worse still, she was his Sophie, the woman he'd been secretly seeing for months. As the weight of the situation settled over him, Barba realized he wasn't just fighting for justice this time-he might be fighting for his own freedom. Secrets, lies, and the thin line between love and betrayal threaten to unravel everything as Barba is thrust into the most personal and perilous case of his career. All SVU characters belong to Dick Wolf.

Fifteen-year-old Maya doesn't talk much - not to her foster parents, not to her teachers, not even to the detectives who keep asking questions she doesn't know how to answer. When her ten-year-old foster sister Zoe claims she's been assaulted, Maya is dragged to SVU along with the family - only to realize the story Zoe tells isn't hers. It's Maya's. Word for word, from the pages of a private notebook she thought no one would ever read. As Detectives Benson and Stabler dig for the truth, they uncover a buried case, a cover-up involving police corruption, and a teenager who's survived by staying silent. But this time, silence won't save her.

"What the hell are you doing here?" he pressed out with a strained voice. Olivia couldn't remember hearing him sound like this, ever. Cassandra, the smile melting off her face, stepped back again and straightened her back. "I represent Dylan Cooper." Rafael's lips twitched and Olivia grew more and more confused by the second. "You don't practice in New York," Rafael argued, his expression growing from whatever shock he had lived through to...angry? Yes, Olivia decided, questionably, snippily, angry. Highly unlike Rafael Barba angry. A case with almost no evidence, an ex-girlfriend he hadn't seen in ten years, and the overwhelming feeling the universe was out to get him. Will he be able to solve the case and save his heart, or will the old pain destroy him?

Hattie Stevens has been working as a victim advocate with Manhattan SVU for two years, denying her feelings for a certain ADA for nearly as long. When the guy she's seeing takes her from victim advocate to victim she'll have to rely on those closest to her to find herself again. Rafael Barba/Original female character Note: This story deals with sexual assault and its aftermath. A version of this is posted by me on AO3. The story will stay the same but I'm heavily editing it as I post each chapter here.

Chelsea Carisi lost her mom a year ago. She had been living with her stepfather and things seemed to be okay, until they weren't. When her stepfather starts abusing her, Chelsea turns to the one person she knows she can trust: her uncle Sonny Carisi. This is the first story I'm publishing so I'm sorry if it isn't perfect! Thank you for reading and I highly appreciate any feedback! I hope you enjoy!

Sonny Carisi enters into a Friends with Benefits relationship after a fun game of Never Have I Ever. This will be a very short story (6 chapters) Completed!

In the midst of being stuck in his miserable failing marriage, Elliot Stabler finds himself involved with a chaotic girl from a different walk of life. Though their relationship takes a toll on his sanity, there's a method to their madness that ultimately makes it all worthwhile.

Disclaimer: I don't own Law and order or the music or pictures. Stone is cute, enough said XD!

After his divorce, Elliot Stabler meets a fiery woman who changes the way he feels about his life and brings out the youthfulness he thought was long gone.

Addison is a school teacher living in New York when she becomes a victim of rape. The Special Victims Unit tries to connect the dots of the crime, leading back to a prominent family of the city. Sonny Carisi is the lead detective on her case, and the timing of them meeting could not have been worse.