Mila Ellis has never had anywhere to call home, she's been moved from foster placement to foster placement and has never solidly lived with anyone for longer than a week to 6 months. Mila is now living in a foster home with her foster carers Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema and has been there for for just shy of 7 months. Can she finally break the cycle of the ever revolving door of doors, can she ever feel like she belongs? (This is a Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema fanfic)

'Don't look at her like she's a bad girl. She's just misunderstood sometimes, she's a little troubled and she's a little dysfunctional, but she's a survivor.' || Book 1 in the Blake Toretto Series || || Fast & Furious Fanfic || || F&F 1 - F&F 8 || || OC x OC ||

My name is Aria O'Connor and yes my big brother is Brian O'Connor, but we are nothing alike in appearance wise, my "father" thinks I'm just a screw up in the family , Brian thinks otherwise of me he thinks I can do anything when I put my mind to it, I'm more like a Torretto than anything because of my short temper and how smart I am, I mean I have a college degree but I find no use for it. Brian thinks I'm amazing because I take no bull shit from anybody not even daddy dearest, because he was barely around, he didn't raise me and Brian our mother or sitter did. I never followed the rules in that house while I was growing up I watched races and once I was able to drive I was involved with street races that's where I met Dominic and Letty. My father thought that if I was with the police or the FBI I would follow the law but I still never did I did whatever I wanted weather he liked it or not. After I screwed up the first mission they put me on they just said don't screw up next time they never gave up on me. He was slowly losing hope with his "screw up of daughter" he finally realized that I never wanted to be a cop like him and Brian, he always wanted us to be high and superior like him but we didn't turn out the way he hoped. When I went undercover for the FBI I was assigned to the Torretto case, but I never did it, I just told the team I was a agent and that I didn't want to be they just don't know when to give up and they didn't give up on me they trusted me after awhile the Feds realized what a mistake. This is where my story begins follow through my life and see what happens.... Do I find love? Do I find hate?

Kacy Miller is a 19 Year old Girl who has been playing Football since she was a little Girl. After something happened that changed her whole life she new that she had to move for a new start, so when Jonas Eidevall contacted her, it was her chance of finally becoming a professional Footballer and starting new. Will her plan work and she has a new start or will her past follow her?

Leah Williamson x Maddison Davies

Three months into marriage, Leah and Evelyn Williamson are finally living under the same roof-a cozy home where laughter echoes, Riggs is nearly ten, and love feels both steady and brand new. Leah's season with Arsenal is off to a strong start, Evelyn's job is steady and strong, and together they're dreaming of growing their family. But as the honeymoon haze begins to lift, real-life pressures start to creep in. From juggling busy schedules to navigating the highs and lows of IVF conversations, Leah and Evelyn must learn to communicate in new ways, leaning into vulnerability more than ever before. As Riggs adjusts to life with two moms and Leah battles the mental toll of being England's captain, the couple finds themselves standing at the edge of their next chapter-hopeful, scared, and more in love than ever. Because building a life together is one thing. Building a family? That's the real match of their lives. The test of building a bond that is unbreakable.

Welcome to part two or as I like to call it; season two of Hallie and Leah. "Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind." Lilo & Stitch. The first year of marriage is filled with love and loving as the honeymoon phase doesn't dissolve quick with each moment and each holiday being the first all over again. The everything of being a married couple. The options and ways for a same sex couple to start a family have come a long way and are improved. But that doesn't mean the road ahead is a flat surface. This book will follow them the loving, caring couple you all fell in love with as they try to achieve their dream of growing their small family. side note: to anyone who thought I would be leaving their story after the wedding and not following their lives of being mums, you fools. I have been tempting the idea with Max and Maddie the whole time, only building my own excitement for it and hopefully yours as well. Hope you enjoy the book. ❤️

In the wake of the storm, some wounds take longer to heal. Leah and Charlotte have come a long way since the birth of their son, Finley; but the road to recovery is never as simple as it seems. As they navigate the delicate dance of co-parenting, Leah struggles to find a balance between being the strong, steady mother she's become and the woman she used to be. Meanwhile, Charlotte fights her way back from the shadows of postnatal depression, desperate to be the partner and mother she knows she can be, but haunted by self-doubt and the weight of past mistakes. Together, they must rebuild their bond, learning to trust each other again, even when old fears and insecurities threaten to tear them apart. As they face the trials of new parenthood, the spark that once bound them, both the romance and the music, seems distant, flickering like a song lost in the static. Yet, in the quiet moments, the soft lullabies of their son offer a gentle reminder: the healing process is messy, but love, much like a song, is always worth finding. With vulnerability and courage, they step into the unknown, determined to rediscover not just their love for each other, but the rhythm of their new life together.

Freya Oberdorf, a talented and fiercely competitive midfielder, has spent her career making a name for herself outside of her younger sister Lena's shadow. At 25, she finds herself in unfamiliar territory-sent on loan to Arsenal from Bayern Munich. Determined to prove herself, Freya clashes with Arsenal's co-captain, Leah Williamson, whose leadership style and intensity rival her own. What starts as mutual annoyance quickly turns into an undeniable tension, both on and off the pitch. As they navigate team dynamics, personal struggles, and the weight of expectations, a connection begins to form-one neither of them expected nor knows how to handle. With the season ticking away, Freya must decide if Arsenal is just a stepping stone or if she's found something, and someone, worth staying for. But can two stubborn, independent forces truly let their guards down, or will their pride cost them more than just a season? A story of rivalry, redemption, and the thin line between love and hate.

Charlotte Miller thought she had left her past behind when she moved to Germany after a painful breakup with Leah Williamson. Now, two years later, she's being sent on loan from FC Bayern Munich to Arsenal-the very club where Leah still plays and thrives. Returning to London was never part of Charlotte's plan, especially not with unfinished history waiting for her in the locker room. But fate has other ideas. Old wounds reopen, sparks resurface, and as Charlotte tries to focus on football, she finds herself facing everything she ran from-especially Leah. A second-chance love story about pride, heartbreak, and the question that lingers long after goodbye: what if the end was never really the end?