Nick and Charlie are married. After the beautiful wedding, the beach proposal, and the promise of forever, everyone thinks they've reached their happy ending. But real life doesn't stop for love stories. When the excitement fades, Charlie begins slipping into old patterns-anxiety, sleepless nights, panic attacks, and the fear that he's becoming "too much" again. He worries that bringing his struggles into their new marriage will ruin everything they worked so hard to build. At the same time, Nick is quietly falling apart too. Between coaching rugby, trying to hold Charlie together, and carrying the pressure of always being the strong one, Nick starts burning out in ways he doesn't know how to admit. For the first time, Charlie sees that the boy who always saved everyone might need saving himself. And through every hard day, every setback, every argument, and every quiet moment of healing, Pumpkin is there-no longer a tiny puppy, but the stubborn, loving heart of their home. Marriage was never going to fix them. But maybe love was never meant to fix anything. Maybe it was meant to stay. Heartstopper: Home After Forever is a deeply emotional sequel about healing after the happy ending, learning to ask for help, and choosing each other again and again when life gets hard.

Contents: smut • fluff • angst Adult Nick & Charlie When journalist Charlie Spring is assigned to interview rugby captain Nick Nelson, he expects a straightforward profile. Instead, he finds a man more thoughtful, and more compelling, than the headlines suggest. Nick's life is lived under stadium lights and public scrutiny. Charlie's has always been built on observation, on telling other people's stories. Crossing that line was never part of the assignment. But in professional sport, timing is everything. And some futures are already written.

Nick and Charlie meet during their second week at uni in their shared English class. Charlie is trying to come up with an excuse to talk to the stunning man sitting next to him. Eventually homework helps break the ice and they both soon realized they'd rather hang out with each other than anyone else. -Loosely inspired by my old Klaine story "Must I Imagine You There" Editor: Celliot

He was supposed to be just a passing chapter, but some people feel like home, even when they're about to leave.

Twenty-year-old Charlie Spring's life is a whirlwind of scraped knees, bedtime stories, and the beautiful, chaotic symphony of raising four young children. There's Alice, his thoughtful five-year-old, the boisterous four-year-old twins, Oscar and Olivia, and little Leo, a curious three-year-old whose father remains a painful mystery. Charlie loves them fiercely, but their existence is a meticulously guarded secret, especially from the world outside his small flat. For five months, Charlie has been secretly dating Nick Nelson, his first love, the boy who once helped him piece himself back together. Nick, now twenty-one, is still the kind, warm presence Charlie remembers, and their rekindled romance is everything Charlie ever dreamed of. But the shadows of his past, particularly the trauma linked to the twins' father, Ben Hope, and the gnawing uncertainty of Leo's paternity, make him terrified to reveal the truth. As Charlie navigates the daily demands of single parenthood and the exhilarating, yet terrifying, new chapter with Nick, the walls he's built around his life begin to crack. How long can he keep his two worlds separate? And when they inevitably collide, will the love he shares with Nick be strong enough to withstand the truth, or will Charlie's carefully constructed life crumble around him?

A few months after "The Summer We Wrote" *MPREG STORY* After an anger-induced Nick moved back to Truham in order to be close to his baby, he and Charlie broke up, but now they need to try and navigate pregnancy and parenthood together, causing them to stir up old feelings and have a new complicated relationship.

Wille is at the bar, He's been having a rough month with everything in his life and needs a break..could a night with a old friend fix it?

After the death of his abuelo, 24-year-old Charlie travels to Menorca in order to sell the house that was left to him, only to find out the secrets and adventures that came with it because of a certain blonde boy. (Reedited version is posted on AO3.)