Fourteen years ago, the Vitale family lost everything when a fire took their mother and their baby sister, Isabella. Or at least, that's what they were told. While her six brothers grew up believing she was dead, Isabella survived, only to be left in an orphanage with no memories of her family and nothing but a mysterious necklace around her neck. The orphanage was a traumatic place for her, what would her brothers think when they find out all the things she has went through in there. She was only fourteen years old. She has no idea that the family she has spent her entire life wishing for is still out there, and when that necklace is finally recognized, six brothers are forced to question everything they've ever believed. Isabella was never dead. She was simply lost. And finding her might uncover secrets that were meant to stay buried. ...

When the independent MacIver siblings reunite in Glasgow for their father's second marriage, the world already feels flipped on its head. The last thing they expect is to lose another parent in the span of three years. The siblings are united by grief once more, but the outcome of their father's death leads them to question their relationships with each other, and the relationship each of them shared with their beloved parents.

Lilly is 18, tiny, and has a problem she never wanted anyone to know about. After a few public accidents, her mom makes her wear protection for the flight to Montana. She plans to take it off the second they land, she doesn't. A summer of heat, embarrassment, and slowly losing control. Content: diaper use, wetting, mild exhibitionism, humiliation. Companion to Kaylee's Wet Secrets. Fully rewritten version.

The Caldwell family is the definition of perfection. Loving parents with perfect jobs, well-known and adored by the community. Their kids are the definition of ambition and success, each with their own passions and pursuits. Smiling, shining, beautiful. Everyone either loves them or wants to be them. But what happens when this facade starts to crumble, when one horrific night leads the Caldwell children scrambling for purchase? Secrets come unravelled, hidden pressures and fears come to light. The Caldwell children aren't as perfect as the world perceives them, and they quickly find out that the life their parents built isn't as stable as they thought.

To the world, Amelia Jones is an untouchable supermodel. But behind the flashing lights, she is drowning in burnout and past trauma, desperately craving a safe haven. Enter Nathaniel. He is a tactical security expert and a mountain of quiet authority. Hired by her overprotective big brother, Nathaniel sees right through Amelia's sassy defense mechanisms. He doesn't see a celebrity-he sees a fragile girl who needs structure and real protection. Amelia expects her new bodyguard to be a pushover she can ignore. She is dead wrong. Nathaniel demands total obedience, tracks her every move, and has zero tolerance for defiance. When she pushes his strict boundaries to the limit, she learns that he doesn't handle reckless stunts with a gentle lecture. He will hold the line. And he will enforce his consequences.

Auren Riorson has always walked a fine line-between shadow and steel, between survival and something more. Trained as a Rider, secretly drawn to healing, and bonded with a dangerous bloodwielding power, she can control blood itself-either to save or to destroy. Stepping into Basgiath War College, Auren finds herself back in the chaos: brutal training, cutthroat politics, and dragons circling overhead, their roars shaking the stone halls. With her loyal best friend Liam by her side and her older brother Xaden looming over every move, she has to keep her wits sharp. Because in this world, one wrong step could mean death-or worse. But graduating the war college isn't the only danger. Venin hunters, wyverns with razor-sharp teeth, and enemies hiding in plain sight are closing in. And as the stakes rise, Auren will have to face her family's deadly past, master the terrifying power she was bound with, and figure out if loyalty and love are worth the risk when everything could be ripped away in a heartbeat. ------------ if you haven't already read the Fourth Wing series... like, what are you even doing with your life?? 😂 go give rebecca yarros all the love because it's honestly one of the best series i've ever read. this fic is obviously inspired by her world, but for me it's turned into a story about love, friendship, found family, and especially the bond between siblings. a lot of it follows the storyline from fourth wing / iron flame / onyx storm, but i've changed up some of the characters, a few signets, and since onyx storm just came out-anything beyond that is just my own theories and imagination making it my own thing. and hey, if it's not your vibe... totally fine. don't read it, I'm sure there are sooo many other good ones out there! 🖤 and nooo i'm not telling you who Auren's romance arc is-you'll just have to keep guessing 👀

When 18-year-old Emily Thompson's family vacation turns into a nightmare of forced diapers, strict rules, and public humiliation, she expects the trip to be completely ruined. But everything changes when she meets Noah, a charming, handsome guy staying at the same resort. What begins as a sweet summer romance quickly evolves into something much deeper. AI was used to assist in editing

A short story (or maybe long, I'll see how it goes) about a young woman moving in with her boyfriend for the first time. She feels like she's finally got a grip on her little 'problem', but sure enough, after sharing a bed together, it returns, ready to cause embarrassment and problems in the relationship.

When turning eighteen, everyone is classified by the system into one of two complementary roles: little or caregiver. Aurora Carson has spent years preparing to become a caregiver. She has taken courses, volunteered, and built her future around taking care of others. But when her results reveal that she is a little, the life she imagined suddenly falls apart. Now Aurora must navigate an unfamiliar role alongside Finn Morgan, her gentle British match, while learning that being cared for does not mean losing who she is. Through rules, boundaries, trust, and unexpected affection, Aurora begins a sweet little journey that challenges everything she thought she knew about herself, relationships, and what it means to find the right person.

What We Make Room For is a quiet, luminous tale about healing, chosen family, and the courage it takes to be known. On a coastal campus where faculty live just steps from their students, Ezra Reyes teaches art with a gentle hand and paint-streaked fingers. His partner, Dr. Liam Reyes, a grounded and steady professor of social work, is a quiet force of calm in a chaotic world. Together, their home is a haven filled with books, warmth, plants, and an unspoken capacity for care. Then there's Cara Rowan. Twenty years old, intelligent, guarded, and unraveling. Studying pre-med and hiding more than just her exhaustion, Cara is barely keeping it together. She's been taking black-market pills to suppress the signs of her true classification as a "little," a label she's terrified to claim but one that explains everything she's spent years trying to erase. The pills help her appear strong. But they also steal her joy, wreck her body, and bury the very parts of her that once made her feel whole. When Ezra finds her sketching behind the art building-anxious, sharp-tongued, and too tired to pretend-he sees something she doesn't. Over time, and with Liam's quiet guidance, the three begin to form an unexpected bond. A slow, tentative trust grows between them, anchored not in obligation but in deep, resonant care. As Cara is drawn into their world of shared breakfasts, long beach walks, and a love that asks for nothing but honesty, she begins to question the life she thought she had to live. But healing isn't easy, and to move forward, she must face the shadows of her past and the truth of who she is. This is a story about soft rebellion. About becoming. About finding home, not just in a place, but in people who stay.