Clarke was pregnant and in love with her soldier wife. What should have been a simple mission, goes south. Lexa is rescued years after being declared dead by the military. Will she be able to adjust back to civilian life? Don't judge Clarke too soon. She get's a major backstory after chapter three. It will help you understand her more.

Original Story: Becky thought she'd moved on. Five years ago, the love of her life disappeared without a word, and she's spent every day since trying to forget. Now she's engaged to Jade, building a safe, predictable life-until she walks into Nam and Heng's wedding and sees her again. Freen. The woman who shattered her heart. The woman she swore she'd never forgive. Freen Sarocha is now a powerful CEO, untouchable and cold. But when their eyes meet across the reception hall, Becky sees something she didn't expect: the same devastation she's been carrying for five years. One conversation with Nam changes everything. The truth Becky thought she knew? It was a lie. The woman she thought abandoned her? She was drowning. And the person Becky trusted most? They stole five years from both of them. Now Becky has to decide: can she forgive the past and fight for a future with the woman who never stopped loving her? Or are some wounds too deep to heal? "What She Didn't Say" is an emotional second-chance romance about love, loss, betrayal, and the courage it takes to rebuild what was broken.

Clarke knew she had a lot to learn when she agreed to work on Woods Ranch. What she didn't know was that, in addition to horseback riding and cattle corralling, she'd be learning about love. Lexa had zero tolerance for her new, inexperienced ranch hand Clarke, but she soon discovered that maybe life should be about more than just running the ranch. By cornchipmeteor

"You cannot be serious. You can't make me - us do this!" Lexa exclaims. That wasn't quite true and Lexa knew it. They could make her do whatever they wanted as long as it was legal. It did not need to be moral. That's something that was Lexa's own fault. She had signed her life away for the second time in her twenty-seven years of existing, making just that possible. "Oh, come on, sweetheart, don't hurt my feelings now. Dating me wouldn't be that bad. I am a great girlfriend," Clarke responds instantly, sounding genuinely offended, a little hurt, and definitely mocking. "Actually, you'll find that we can make you do this and much more. I can hand you the contract you signed of your own volition if you'd like to confirm," the producer says seriously. And there it was. Lexa resented that she had already thought of that little fact, but no matter her feelings about it, she'd have to do it regardless. "Besides, this will help both of you boost your odds of staying in The Tower. The viewers have been going wild for you two online after your last challenge." Everyone who had been selected to participate in The Commander's Tower had their own reasons for being there. Some were more honest about those reasons than others. But it all came down to one thing: the money. -- As per always, I will be putting trigger warnings below, and I will add to the list as new potential triggers become relevant to the story. Always feel free to let me know if I have missed any. TW: Strong language, mentions of substance abuse, PTSD, chronic pain, survivor's guilt, strong language, sexual content.

Alexandria Evergreen never wanted her rough childhood to define her, so after overcoming numerous challenges, she built her own company, Trikru Inc., from the ground up. Now, the young CEO, entrepreneur, and notorious workaholic has been in a long-term relationship with her childhood friend, Costia Bruno, and her company is thriving. All is well, right? Clarke Griffin, FBI agent by day, amateur painter by night, is sent to investigate Trikru Inc. and its CEO Lexa after questions about the legality of some of its operations have emerged. A modern AU story about everybody's favorites, Lexa kom Trikru and Clarke Griffin. I'll be adding trigger warnings to the description as soon as they become relevant, so feel free to check back here whenever I post a new chapter and feel free to reach out if I have missed any. TW: Some homophobia/biphobia and misogyny, toxic relationships, mature content (strong language, sexual content), mentions of emotional abuse and neglect, mention of guns.

Charlotte Austin has always been someone's wife, someone's mother, someone's daughter. At 28, she feels like she's lost herself in the roles she's been playing for years. Married to her high school sweetheart, Tom, and devoted to her spirited five-year-old daughter, Sophie, Charlotte's life is a carefully curated picture of perfection. But beneath the surface, she's drowning in the weight of expectations and the quiet ache of unfulfilled dreams. When Sophie starts kindergarten, Charlotte meets Engfa Waraha, the new teacher whose effortless charm and warmth immediately draw Sophie-and Charlotte-in. Engfa, still healing from a painful breakup, is starting over in a small town, determined to rebuild her life and find her place in the world. As Charlotte and Engfa's paths cross again and again, a tentative friendship begins to form. Through quiet conversations, stolen glances, and moments of unexpected vulnerability, they find solace in each other's company. But as their connection deepens, Charlotte begins to question everything she thought she knew about herself, her marriage, and the life she's built. In a town where everyone knows everyone, Charlotte and Engfa find themselves drawn together in ways they never expected. As their friendship deepens, they begin to question the paths they've been walking and the futures they've been too afraid to imagine. **"The Edge of Something New"** is a story about the quiet courage it takes to embrace change, the power of connection, and the possibility of love in the most unexpected places.

Follow two top notch lawyers as they go from rivals to soul mates. Law has been a part of Drew Taylor's DNA since she was conceived. Both her parents are lawyers and she followed on that path, seeking to provide justice for the ones who the system often seems to fail. Then Reilly Reid moves to town, a defendant who seems to enjoy getting under Drew's skin. Drew suddenly finds herself humbled, confronted by her past, and falling in love...with the enemy.

We were a secret. Now she's a wife. Some loves don't end - they just learn how to hurt quietly.

JENLISA DIVORCE AU Jennie and Lisa have a lively seven year old daughter by the name of Ella, they've been split up for a year and a half, Jennie is dating again, and Lisa -still haunted- still loves her. - JENLISA ADAPTATION - (This story adresses sensitive content. TW in some chapters) © This story is not mine. Credits go to the brillant author.

'Some loves never leave. They just wait for you to catch up.' Book Three of the 'Love Came' Series - Love Came Right Now Freen doesn't ache anymore. She's done hoping, done replaying old memories like they might offer answers. She let go of that chapter. And maybe, for the first time in her life - she let go of Becky too. Now, tucked in a quieter corner of the country, Freen builds a gentler life - one with fewer shadows and more sky. She's no longer trying to shine for anyone. She simply is - steady, clear, alive in her own rhythm. And when a twist of fate brings Becky back into her orbit, Freen welcomes her like you welcome an old friend - with warmth, and without expectation. Because she isn't waiting anymore. But Becky? She thought she had buried those feelings. She thought she had said goodbye. Until she sees Freen laugh - truly laugh - like the girl she once knew and the woman she never got the chance to love. And slowly, without meaning to, Becky begins to see Freen not through the haze of memory - but through the sharp, stunning light of now. And suddenly, something in Becky shifts. Because this isn't about nostalgia. This isn't the past knocking. This is something real. Present. Breathing. And it might be the beginning of a love she never finished learning how to hold. "Love Came Right Now" is the final book in the 'Love Came' trilogy - a story about timing, tenderness, finding yourself again, and realizing that the right love sometimes arrives when you're finally ready to receive it. For readers who believe that healing can be soft, that second chances can be earned, and that love - the real kind - waits until you're whole.