A Mialotte Story.

This takes place after Mia has been fired by Roger and her conversation with Charlotte in the hallway. She is left reeling with many emotions and is ready to run off without leaving a trace. But something is holding her back.

Amelia Roberts is a world-famous racer, balancing life on the track with looking after her niece, who has just moved up into the pre-school room. Charlotte Jobes has recently transferred to The Knight Nursery after too many... disagreements with parents at her previous setting. She's given a new key child - and unexpectedly meets the child's very attractive aunt. When Mia's manager accidentally leaves her niece in tears during a race weekend, Charlotte is the only one available to step in and help. What starts as an emergency childcare situation quickly turns into something neither of them were prepared for. Is it a tale as old as time... or will the pressure of the racing world and real life be too much for them both?

Being one of the best young racers in the world isn't easy. Dating one isn't either. When Lyla Roberts returns home after three months away, she expects everything to fall back into place - her family, her racing, her relationship. But when she's thrown straight back into the racing world, the pressure doesn't let up. The expectation to win never fades... and neither does the burnout building underneath it all. Harley Hayes isn't new to the racing world. But when Lyla comes home, she notices something is different. She looks tired. Drained. Worn out in a way Harley hasn't seen since they were kids. And Lyla is trying to hide it. When her body finally starts to give in, Lyla is forced to face a question she's been avoiding - is racing really worth it? But in the middle of her struggle, she starts pushing away the one person who makes her feel safe... Harley. And Harley refuses to leave. Will Lyla figure it out before she loses everything? Or is she finally going off track?

Continuation after Seaside Sugar 1, 2 and 3. For Mia and Charlotte, life finally begins to settle into something that resembles normal. The bakery is busy and the Velvet Room is thriving. But suddenly, a storm passes through that turns everything upside down, and the people who survived the storm are learning how to live afterwards. Recovery turns out to be messier than any of them expected but fortunately, they don't have to do it alone.

Continuation after Seaside Sugar 1 and 2. A holiday they never want to end. A move that changes everything. And a girls' night that gets a little too honest. Mia and Charlotte are figuring out what life together really looks like... but when old stories start surfacing and a certain someone refuses to stay in the past, things get complicated fast. Because boundaries only work if everyone respects them...

Continuation after Seaside Sugar part 1. Life is beginning to settle into something that almost feels normal. Charlotte has the bakery, her daughters, her loving mean redhead and a routine that finally starts to make sense. But building a life together isn't always simple. Old wounds, sharp words, and the question of what a "normal" family should look like still linger. Featuring cakes, protective girlfriends, meddling friends, and one very chaotic wedding.

After her divorce, Charlotte moves to Seaview Lane with her two daughters and opens Victoria's Sweet Table, determined to rebuild her life on her own terms. The shop is small, the town is watchful, and the future is uncertain. On her first morning, a redheaded stranger walks in for coffee... Alternate Universe setting, Canon relationships

Even in the most unsuspecting places, Mia and Charlotte cross each other's paths.

Mialotte AU - Enemies to Lovers Charlotte runs Petrichor, Petals & Pages-a cozy, bookish haven that smells like rain and roses, nestled on a quiet street where time seems to slow. Her shop is filled with books, loose leaf tea, and carefully arranged blooms, and for a while, her world is as peaceful as it is predictable. Then Bare Essence opens across the road. Loud. Flashy. All velvet, glitter, and fishnets. And Mia-its owner, also known as Scarlet Siren on stage-is exactly the kind of chaos Charlotte can't stand: bold, flirtatious, impossible to ignore. The quiet is gone, and Charlotte realizes, so is her routine.