The book following the Sober side of pain! Katie and Azure

This is my fourth one shot book, by popular demand I've continued to make a fourth one. I'll be writing one shots. It's all gay here so no men x player. Also no player x player unless 'reader' is involved. Everything I write is fictional, ALL OF IT.

In a shadowed hospital room, Katie clings to the hope that her voice can reach her beloved Maeve, lost in the abyss of unconsciousness. As Katie stands by her side day and night, memories of their shared past and the trials they've faced flood back. Maeve, once a bright student and an enamored girlfriend, spiraled into a life of numbing encounters and solitude after a devastating summer. In the present, all seems lost. In the past, we learn everything leading to those dreadful days Katie spend sat in a hospital room.

Chloe, considered one of the best female footballers but not to the players. To the players Is a problem.

For years, Olivia has learned not to chase after her sister's chaos. Grace disappears. Grace resurfaces. Grace promises things will be different. But when an unexpected phone call forces Olivia back into Grace's life, she's suddenly faced with a decision that could change everything: her future, her relationship, and the life she thought she had carefully built.

Random One Shots of WOSO players... Please feel free to leave any suggestions on my wall and I'll see what I can come up with x Also PLEASE tell me if you prefer y/n's, you or I perspective, or any writing tips like that and I'll try include them all for everyone x 🥇Number 1 in LIGAF 27/04/2026

Ruth Velasco is nineteen, works two jobs, and hasn't slept more than five hours a night in three years. When her sister announces a wedding that turns out to be one more lie in a long list of them, Ruth boards a plane to Barcelona with an envelope of her mother's savings and a half-formed plan to never go back. A suitcase mix-up at the airport leads her to a woman named Alexia Putellas, whose life is so far removed from Ruth's that they might as well be different species. Neither of them is looking for what happens next. cover by @vintagegrace

ivy stone is fifteen, and already changing the game. in the sky blue side of manchester, she's rising faster than anyone can quite explain, her name starting to echo far beyond where it should. but some stories don't stay small for long. when an unexpected call takes her to the senior asian cup squad, ivy steps onto a stage built for legends- -and leaves something behind that no one will forget. {fully fiction- does not reflect the real people or events} best rankings: #7 woso

Hayley Russo has always been strong or at least, she told herself she was. But when her best friend Olivia dies in a single, unthinkable moment, the world she knew crumbles. Now, haunted by guilt, grief, and memories she can't escape, Hayley retreats from life, sleeping on the couch, counting, tapping, and shutting everyone out even her sister Alessia, the only person who refuses to leave her alone. At home, every sound, every object, every memory becomes a trap. The bedroom she once shared with laughter now feels like a battlefield. Alessia tries to reach her, to pull her back from the spiral but Hayley's walls are high, and her anger sharp. One wrong word, one accidental touch, and she snaps, lashing out at the world she's convinced she has no place in. But life moves forward, whether she's ready or not. A new season, a new team, and the presence of someone who refuses to push, someone who sees the girl behind the anger and fear who slowly challenge the walls she's built. Can Hayley face the past, confront the shadows in the hallway, and find a way back to herself? Or will she let guilt and grief define every step of her future?

Some people don't leave. They settle into bone. Leah Williamson has everything she once dreamed of: a captain's armband, a trophy held high beneath a storm of light, a country chanting her name. Victory is loud. Visible. Undeniable. Zara Reid lives in a different world one built on discipline, survival, and silence. She is trained to move toward danger, to hold the line, to never hesitate. Wounds are stitched. Pain is managed. Feelings are filed away. Years ago, they were inseparable two houses side by side, two girls growing up in parallel, a love that bloomed quietly and broke just as quietly. A misunderstanding. A fracture. A choice neither of them ever truly meant to make. Now, after years apart - after medals and deployments, applause and gunfire they find themselves back where it all began. Same street. Same night. Same past. Some stories don't stay buried. Some love doesn't fade. And when the knock finally comes, neither of them is ready for what still remains unsaid.