Stef Foster and her twelve year old daughter, Callie, must deal with a painful loss in their life. Can they put the pieces back together with the help of a beautiful Vice Principal? And will Stef ever be able to love again. Trigger warnings possible. Mentions death, alcohol. NOTE: I do not own the Fosters. However, I do own this story along with all the original characters I've created and storylines. Please do not copy or you will be reported. Thank you.

Forced to return home to her mother's trailer park in Nevada, Stef Foster, tries hard to make a life for herself and her three children. Despite the array of challenges that plague her, she tries to come to terms with the effects of her abusive upbringing. Unsure if she can overcome her disadvantages, life takes a turn when she runs into her childhood friend and first love, Lena Adams. This book combines a few storylines and characters from my other books. Including The Affair, Strings and possibly a few others and is set in the early 1980s. Enjoy!

Lena suggests marriage counseling to deal with Stef's anxiety. Stef hasn't wanted to be intimate for the past three months - since Tess moved in next door. We will journey through Stef finally coming to terms with her sexuality and past, and learning to let Lena in completely so she can love her fully. This story is true to canon up until Tess moves in next door in Season 5. This story is my version of Stef's anxiety surfacing due to Tess Brown-Bayfield moving in next door. This will explore what her subconscious level of anxiety looked like throughout her relationship with Lena, and how that impacted their marriage. Disclaimer: I do not own "The Fosters" or the characters from the show. I do own this story, as well as any original characters I may introduce throughout this piece. Please do not copy or repost anywhere; do not recreate your own version or a spin-off to my story. You will be reported. Thank you!

Yasmine and Kamala try to ignore what they shared is proving harder than either expected. Because what they had... never really ended. Some lines, once crossed, are impossible to redraw.

A young Aaron and Emily start to see each other in secret to hide from Emily's mom. But, right when Emily is about to see him for the last time before heading off to Yale, things take a sharp turn. Years later, they run into each other again when Aaron is being questioned on his job performance by Strauss. Erin Strauss brought in the best replacement she can think of, Emily Prentiss.

Kamala Harris has just been elected Attorney General of California. On paper, she's winning. In reality, she's falling apart. Her marriage to Governor Gavin Newsom was arranged for political gain. To the public, they are a power couple. In private, Gavin is controlling and cruel, and Kamala feels like a prisoner in her own life. On the night of her victory, she finds herself on the edge of a hotel balcony, ready to end it all. But a stranger appears. Someone who sees through the image and reaches for the woman beneath it. His arrival changes everything. And Kamala begins to wonder if it's not too late to save herself.

Kamala Harris is Howard's debate queen, and her worst nightmare, Barack Obama, Columbia's smooth-talking star. They argue, they compete, and they drive each other insane. But somewhere between the sarcasm and stolen glances, rivalry starts to feel a lot like something else.

While the recently reunited Porter-Kennard family try to put together a routine for their family life, Bette receives a package from an old lover that draws her into a mystery about a painting that had been seized by the Nazi's in 1939 and thought to have been destroyed. This mystery unfolds under the umbrella of the international COVID virus. This is a sequel to Love, Loss and Living.