A nonsexual age regression story. Olivia is the regressor with two moms. Catherine, the one that holds the family together through the good and bad. Lana, a mother who's trying but is fighting her own demons. Lana has a history of self harm and an eating disorder, she fights to stay afloat. Lana also has autism. This is my first story, criticism is welcome but be kind. Most of this is just my thoughts flowing so I apologize if it doesn't make sense. The chapters could probably be read as one shots as well.

I have decided to add all my sub/dom dynamic chapters as a separate book. All scenes will STILL be non sexual. It just doesn't sit right with me to have sub dom scenes in a book about regression.

Addie fixes bodies. Lillian helps mend minds. But Meredith and Amelia don't fit neatly into either category. Abandoned at the hospital, the two sisters learn how to survive in a place that was never supposed to become home. Meredith becomes steady for both of them. Amelia struggles with anxiety that often pulls her forward before she's ready to cope. Addie steps in when things turn medical. Lillian steps in when things turn emotional. And together, they become something none of them expected-family.

When SVU responds to what should have been a routine call, they find something no one is prepared for - a girl curled in the corner of a filthy back room, shaking, silent, and terrified of every hand that reaches toward her. It takes a moment for anyone to realize she isn't a child at all. She's Amanda Rollins, an adult woman with the body of someone grown but the eyes and reactions of someone much younger. Amanda doesn't speak. She doesn't follow commands. She flinches from touch like it burns. Years of isolation and control have left her mentally far younger than her age, her world narrowed to survival and obedience. She has no ID, no history anyone can trace, and no one she trusts enough to let near her. Except - slowly, unexpectedly - Olivia Benson. At the hospital, Amanda refuses every nurse, every doctor, every attempt at care... until Olivia steps into the room. Something in Olivia's voice, her steadiness, her patience, reaches Amanda in a way no one else can. And when Amanda finally allows herself to lean into Olivia's hands, trembling and exhausted, Olivia knows she can't walk away. What begins as a case becomes something far more personal: a journey of rebuilding a life stolen, one small, fragile step at a time - with Olivia as the one safe place Amanda has ever known.

Olivia, Lu, and Avery are finally building something that feels like home. But home doesn't mean easy. With Avery officially moved in, everything starts shifting-new routines, new rules, new emotions, and a whole lot of growing pains. Olivia is trying to adjust to a life that finally feels safe, but safe doesn't always mean simple. School is getting harder, feelings are getting bigger, and change-even the good kind-still has a way of feeling scary. As the three of them settle into this new chapter, they'll have to figure out what family really means through meltdowns, milestones, setbacks, laughter, and all the messy little moments in between. Because love might make a home. But staying?That's what makes it real. Book 2

FBI Agent Emily has handled terrified witnesses before, but nothing prepares her for JJ - a traumatized young woman who bolts down the precinct hallway and collapses into Emily's arms. JJ can't speak, can barely breathe, and the moment Emily tries to step away, JJ breaks into panicked, wordless cries. Emily stays. And in staying, she becomes the only safe place JJ has left.

Maya thought she understood Carina. Until the night she didn't. What she finds waiting for her at home becomes the beginning of a bond built on trust, gentleness, and the kind of care neither woman knew they needed.

She doesn't speak. Not because she can't be heard-but because the world never made room to listen. Wanda learns to listen anyway. A quiet story about connection, care, and the small ways people learn to understand each other without needing the same language.

Regina's magic was supposed to make her stronger - not shatter her. One mistake, one desperate spell, and she slips into a softer, younger headspace she can't control. Now Mal and Alcina - powerful, dangerous, and fiercely protective - are the only ones who can guide her through the storm she created. In a world where power comes with a price, Regina must learn to trust the two women who refuse to let her fall. Magic. Comfort. Found family. A slow‑burn journey into safety. If she lets them in... she might finally learn what it feels like to be cared for. Will Regina stay in this headspace forever? Or can the spell be undone? Read along and see This story is completely non sexual but there will be moments of Alcina and Mal being submissive and dominant. No s€x happens

Olivia has spent most of her life surviving. Surviving fear. Surviving instability. Surviving the kind of loneliness that makes you feel too much and not enough all at once. When she ends up living with Lu, she doesn't know what to do with softness. With patience. With being cared for in ways that don't come with conditions. But healing isn't pretty, and safety doesn't come easy. Between nightmares, meltdowns, regression, shutdowns, and the constant fear of being too much, Olivia has to learn that love isn't supposed to hurt-and Lu has to prove, over and over again, that she isn't going anywhere. A story about trauma, healing, autism, age regression, found family, and learning how to call a place home. This is book 1