-A Chaddie/Chaselyn Story- [DISCLAIMER] This is a fanfiction and it has nothing to do with the real life.

with filming of outer banks coming to an end and chase starting to retreat back to his old ways, will he regain maddie's trust and realise his addiction isn't worth more than their son's life?

A Chaddie story. they said they were done, but are they really already over ? *DISCLAIMER* None of this are real, they are just fanfic and some random things which is clearly not true in real life. I do respect both Maddie and Chase with their respective partners and very happy for them. Some Characters and Facts are made up

Rules are in the book!! Updated whenever I have ideas. I DO NOT OWN THESE CHARACTERS!! THESE CHARACTERS BELONG TO JONAS PATE, JOSH PATE AND NETFLIX. TW: Anxiety attacks, Depression and Swearing/Cussing, Smut Started: 03/05/2023 Dedicated to Shay ofc @Misslilbrowneyes

Promises? Broken. Laws? Broken. Rules against macking a fellow Pogue? Somehow not broken. The only thing Parker Kate Routledge loves more than pushing boundaries is pushing her twin brother's buttons. And what better way than to flirt with his dangerously sexy and completely off-limits best friend? She's read enough dirty books to know what to say. What she doesn't know is how JJ always has the perfect response capable of toying with her mind. Nine years ago, JJ Maybank promised to stay away from his best friend's twin sister. And for good reason. Parker is more than gorgeous; she is incredibly smart and witty, while JJ is -- not. As much as JJ tells himself to stay away, he cannot help but turn into a shameless flirt whenever she enters a room. Parker might like that it drives John B mad, but JJ likes that it turns her cheeks pink. As the friend group's summer takes a crazy turn, Parker and JJ find themselves doing more than pretending to break the rules. The two are then left wondering what's real, what's fake, and how fast John B would kill them if they ended up together.

In a world where everything comes in threes, the third time has to be the charm. For the Pogues, it might be their last chance at bringing the treasure on home. Parker Kate Routledge has spent the past year believing her father is dead. So, when he shows up alive and well in Barbados, Parker is thrown for a loop. Adjusting to a familiar yet foreign reality, Parker is haunted by her past. So, when Big John proposes another treasure hunt, Parker throws herself into the chase, no matter what it might cost. JJ Maybank doesn't have much. He doesn't have a house. He doesn't have a job. But he does have Parker. More in love than he's ever been, JJ's content watching his girlfriend reconnect with her family. After all, the cross is still out there, and JJ is determined to take it back. But as the hunt grows more dangerous and JJ's actions more reckless, JJ realizes he can only channel his inner "03' Bonnie & Clyde" for so long. Something - or someone - has gotten it in Parker's head that JJ is better off without her. And if there is one thing JJ is certain: he is not better off without Parker. Two separate treasures lead them two separate ways, and by the time their paths collide, it may already be too late. Parker and JJ have to determine what they're willing to fight for, what they're willing to let someone take, and what true treasure really is.

Here is how I (and I think every other JJ fan) think season four should have ended instead of breaking our hearts. *DISCLAIMER* I did not put much effort into this, I just need JJ to not be dead.

Nick and Noah's world in my eyes. The stories will be inspired by books, movies or my imagination

A girl named Elena is finally moving to outer banks. She has a new Stepbrother and the Pogues are the ones you hang out with.

They broke up, but the cameras didn't stop rolling. Forced to work together on the final season of their hit show, they're playing a married couple... with a baby on the way. Off-camera, the tension is electric, their feelings raw and unresolved. Every scene, every touch, every lingering look threatens to undo them both. Secrets, desire, and unfinished business collide... and this time, the line between fiction and reality is dangerously thin.