Adelynn "Addie" Parker is fourteen and just trying to get through school in New York City while keeping everything else in her life from quietly falling apart. At home, things feel heavy and complicated in ways she doesn't fully know how to explain, and school becomes the only place that feels steady. That is where she meets Mrs Johansson, an English teacher who notices what others miss and seems to understand Addie in a way no one else does. What begins as small moments after class slowly turns into something Addie relies on more than she expected: a sense of being seen, heard, and safe. As the school year moves toward its end, Addie finds herself struggling with change, attachment, and the fear of losing the one place that has come to feel like home. Growing up was never meant to feel like this complicated, and letting go turns out to be harder than she imagined.

Alexandra Tarasova is dead. In fact, she's been dead for over two decades. She died right as her mother was transported away by the bad people. She died a few seconds before her sisters were forced into sleep and forcefully brought to the Red Room. She died in front of their very eyes. Natasha saw it. It was the last thing she witnessed before the drugs pulled her under, and it engrained so deep in her eyelids sometimes she still sees it as clearly as when she was eleven. Alexandra Tarasova is dead. So why is she standing in the middle of the Red Room's wreckage?

Following the collapse of the Avengers, Natasha Romanoff has disappeared. However, the Red Room doesn't believe in disappearing. It believes in assets, and it just sent its most lethal one to bring her in. When a child assassin in a cat mask is sent for her, a decades old lie begins to unravel. The young girl isn't just a soldier, she is a biological anomaly, a shared project of Hydra and the Red Room, and the daughter Natasha was told had died years ago. Now, on the run from the world, Natasha is forced to navigate a reunion she never thought possible: a daughter who fears her, a sister she hasn't seen in years, and their "parents" who let all of this happen, Natasha must return to where everything began. The Red Room is still active. Dreykov is still breathing. And he wants his most valuable project back. -- Content Warning: This story explores sensitive themes that some readers may find upsetting. Please prioritise your well being and read only if you feel comfortable. I am not connected to the MCU or any of its official material. All original characters in this story, including Rose, who draws inspiration from Rose Romanova of Marvel Comics, are my creations. Full credit goes to Marvel for the original character that inspired her. Please ask before using Rose or any other characters I've created. If you'd like to see more content, I also post edits and other creative pieces related to this story on my TikTok account: @theredwidowp. I'd love for you to follow and join me there! Kindly do not translate, copy, or republish this story without permission. Thank you so much for reading and supporting my work, it truly means a lot! -- #1 redroom 22/05/26

After escaping an abusive home in the middle of the night, a medically fragile young man believes his life is over. Years of neglect, fear, and control have taught him one simple rule: survive by obeying, serving, and never taking up space. But everything changes when he is unexpectedly taken in by someone the world knows as a Hollywood icon - Scarlett Johansson. Inside her home, he discovers something completely unfamiliar: safety. At first he walks on eggshells, apologizing for eating, asking permission for water, and bracing for punishment after every mistake. His past has taught him that love is something you earn through obedience. Scarlett sees the truth immediately: this isn't just trauma. This is a life spent being treated like a servant instead of a child. Determined to help him heal, she slowly begins the long process of teaching him things he never learned growing up - how to ask for what he needs, how to make choices, how to laugh, how to play, and most importantly... How to believe he deserves to be loved. As he rebuilds his life, new relationships form, old wounds surface, and a family begins to grow in ways he never thought possible. But healing from a lifetime of fear isn't simple. And sometimes the hardest thing to learn... is that you're allowed to be safe.

A girl with a supposedly perfect family, now lives with her younger sister in foster care. At 16, her best friend takes her to meet Scarlett Johansson, not that Maisie really cares much for her. But upon being the one having to ask Scarlett for her signature, and the only thing she has to sign is adoption papers... TW - talks of death, possible neglect or self harm

❝You're not my mom. You didn't raise me at all.❞ ❝Well, I may not be the one who took care of you and you may not see me as your mother, but you have to respect me and try to see me as one because Chris and I only wants what's best for you!❞ People would think that these two people are such inspirations for being just not so extremely nice looking but are good too. But, no one knew the secret behind those flashing cameras in front of them. No one knew the little girl they had given up 12 years ago, not until they came back to Rhislett's life and the truth untold got unleashed. #1 in ScarJo | 02-12-22 #2 in Evansson | 02-12-22 Date Started: 12/17/20 Date Ended: You'll get annoyed by the story or whatsoever but yeah good luck and thank you for coming here!:D I DO NOT OWN THE PERSONS IN HERE EXCEPT CALLIE AND HER ONLY. ALSO THE NAME 'RHISLETT' IS ORIGINALLY CREATED BY ME :D

Fourteen years ago, Scarlett let her daughter go- telling herself that love sometimes means leaving. She buried the memory. The what-ifs. The quiet ache that never really went away. But fate doesn't forget. In the middle of Manhattan, one careless collision brings her face to face with a girl who feels like a ghost of everything she lost- familiar eyes, a presence that lingers a second too long. And suddenly, the past isn't buried anymore. It's breathing. Hurting. Reaching back to her. Now Scarlett is left with the kind of feelings that came too late... and the question that hurts the most- what if the life she gave away... was the one she was meant to keep?

For 15 year old Elizabeth Montgomery, acting isn't just a passion-it's a way to escape. Her life changes when she lands a role in a Marvel film, but behind the cameras, pain shadows her every move. When Scarlett Johansson notices the signs of abuse, Elizabeth finds hope in the most unexpected place. This is a story about abuse, healing, hope, and the extraordinary journey from survival to belonging. Trigger Warnings ⚠️ - Abuse - ED - Self Harm - Suicidal Thoughts Please take care of yourself. 💗 If I missed something please tell me. I hope you enjoy my book! If you have anything you want to see just comment on one of the chapters. If you see an error or something that doesn't make sense please tell me. I always love feedback too. 🙃

After stepping away from acting, Scarlett Johansson has spent the past year teaching English at a small-town high school. Her most challenging student is 14-year-old Ivy-June Lopez, a girl who struggles with Autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, trusts almost no one, and avoids school at every turn. Now in her second year, Scarlett is determined to reach Ivy-June-but as she grows closer to both the girl and her father, Alexander, she finds herself drawn into unexpected complications that could change all of their lives...

Life in the Johansson-Jost household has always been full of laughter, chaos, and love. Between Scarlett Johansson's busy film career and Colin Jost's quick-witted humor, their seven-year-old daughter Rose has grown up in a warm, if slightly unconventional, home. But everything shifts when they welcome thirteen-year-old Jessica into their family. Jess isn't sure what to expect from her new life. She's guarded, independent, and used to relying on no one but herself. Suddenly, she's thrown into a world of bedtime routines, playful teasing, and a little sister who wants to be her best friend overnight. As Scarlett and Colin try to balance patience, understanding, and their own uncertainties, they quickly learn that love isn't always instant, it's built in quiet moments, difficult conversations, and small breakthroughs. Through clashes, laughter, and unexpected bonds, this family must figure out what it truly means to belong to each other.