Life in the Johansson-Jost household has always been full of laughter, chaos, and love. Between Scarlett Johansson's busy film career and Colin Jost's quick-witted humor, their seven-year-old daughter Rose has grown up in a warm, if slightly unconventional, home. But everything shifts when they welcome thirteen-year-old Jessica into their family. Jess isn't sure what to expect from her new life. She's guarded, independent, and used to relying on no one but herself. Suddenly, she's thrown into a world of bedtime routines, playful teasing, and a little sister who wants to be her best friend overnight. As Scarlett and Colin try to balance patience, understanding, and their own uncertainties, they quickly learn that love isn't always instant, it's built in quiet moments, difficult conversations, and small breakthroughs. Through clashes, laughter, and unexpected bonds, this family must figure out what it truly means to belong to each other.

TW- before reading any chapters please know there will be self harm, abuse, things like that in it (Involves the Scarlett Johansson) Raven is fifteen and already tired of surviving. Home is nothing more than a place filled with silence, alcohol, and a father who never wanted her. She struggles with addiction of self harm to cope with it all. She keeps her head down and spends her time working at a small café, the only place that feels even a little safe. Until one day, someone notices her. Scarlett Johansson isn't just another customer. She's kind. Patient. Different. And somehow, she sees Raven in a way no one else ever has. What begins as simple conversations turns into something Raven doesn't understand. A place to belong. But when you've spent your whole life being unwanted, trusting someone who cares might be the hardest thing of all. Om

Wanda Maximoff is used to facing the unknown, loss, power, responsibility but nothing quite prepares her for raising her daughter, Hadley. As Hadley grows, Wanda begins to notice patterns in her behavior that don't quite fit what she expected. Sensitive, withdrawn at times, overwhelmed by the world in ways Wanda doesn't fully understand. Hadley is different, and Wanda can't ignore it. As Hadley is eventually diagnosed, Wanda must come to terms with a reality she never knew existed, learning not only how to support her daughter, but how to rebuild her understanding of motherhood, strength, and love. And when Natasha and Wanda grow closer, Hadley is faced with a new dynamic, one that challenges her sense of stability, trust, and the idea of family itself.

tw: murder (non graphic) Natasha Romanoff and Wanda Maximoff have built a life together, raising their spirited eight-year-old daughter, Rose, in a home filled with love, laughter, and the gentle chaos of everyday family life. But even in the quietest moments, the world outside can intrude, and the shadows of the past sometimes linger closer than expected. As Rose navigates childhood with curiosity and courage, Natasha and Wanda must balance their roles as protectors, guides, and parents, discovering just how strong a family can be when bound by love.

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Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost have always dreamed of starting a family, and when their daughter Y/n is born, their lives are filled with joy, love, and wonder. Y/n arrives healthy and perfect, a tiny bundle of curiosity and spirit. But as she grows, Scarlett and Colin begin to notice subtle differences, small signs that hint at a world of challenges and unique perspectives. This story follows their journey as they navigate the discovery of Y/n's autism, the impact it has on her daily life, and the unwavering love, patience, and resilience that binds their family together. It is a story of parenthood, understanding, and the extraordinary ways in which love shapes the path of a family.

After a public breakup that leaves her heart quietly fractured, acclaimed actress, Elizabeth Olsen retreats into the fragile rhythm of everyday life with her daughter, Y/n. Behind the calm smile she shows the world and the laughter she creates for her child. Elizabeth hides a deep struggle with loneliness, self-doubt, and the shadows of a life once lived in the spotlight. Set against the hazy glow of Los Angeles mornings and the muted hum of fame that never fully fades, The Space Between Days is an intimate portrait of a mother trying to hold herself together while raising the one person who keeps her from falling apart.

Lyliah is a small, bright-eyed girl navigating a world that has not always been kind to her. With autism shaping the way she experiences life, every day is a challenge and every connection is hard-earned. When Scarlett and Elizabeth meet her at the orphanage, they see past the quiet whispers and wary glances to the fierce, wonderful child beneath. Over the course of a year, they learn the joys, the heartbreaks, and the daily triumphs of parenthood. From first tantrums and sleepless nights to holiday celebrations and sensory-filled adventures, Lyliah grows under their love and guidance, and they grow in turn, discovering the depths of patience, compassion, and unconditional love. As Lyliah blossoms into a confident, bubbly, and sometimes stubborn girl, Scarlett and Elizabeth reflect on the extraordinary journey of raising a child who challenges them, delights them, and teaches them how to love without limits. A story of family, resilience, and the quiet, fierce beauty of a small human who changes everything.

Thirteen-year-old Y/n has spent most of her life navigating a world full of uncertainty, her mother, Zoe, is often absent, lost in late nights and alcohol, leaving Y/n to care for herself and her younger sister, Rose. Their only solace comes from Scarlett, their warm and protective aunt, whose presence slowly becomes the anchor in their chaotic lives. What begins as weekend escapes and sleepovers soon transforms into a lifeline, as Scarlett steps in to provide the love, stability, and guidance Y/n and Rose desperately need. But the greatest secret of all has been hidden in plain sight.

Fifteen-year-old Emerson's life has never been easy. Bullied at school, neglected at home, and weighed down by the chaos of her parents' lives, she's spent years feeling invisible and alone. When her family moves from Los Angeles to New York, Emerson hopes for a fresh start but new beginnings don't always come easy. Then she meets Scarlett, her warm, understanding neighbor, and everything begins to change. Through late-night talks, shared laughter, cookie-baking sessions, and weekend adventures, Scarlett becomes more than a friend, she becomes the mother Emerson has always needed, a guiding light in a world that has often felt dark. As Emerson navigates school, friendship, and the challenges of adolescence, she discovers that family isn't just about blood. It's about the people who see you, support you, and love you unconditionally. Emerson realizes that the bonds she's built are stronger than she ever imagined, heartfelt, enduring, and completely transformative. Lost in the darkness is a touching, heartwarming story about resilience, friendship, and the extraordinary power of chosen family.