She's spent years telling victims what to do... where to go... how to survive. But when it happens to her, everything she knows stops making sense. Olivia is called to a hospital for a victim who refuses to speak- only to find someone she never expected. And just when she thinks the worst is over... seven weeks later, it isn't.

It was supposed to be just another case. Another victim. Another file. Another name. Until the lab results come back. And Olivia Benson is no longer just the detective. She's the mother. Now she has to solve the case... while figuring out how to face a child she never knew existed.

Working in the Special Victims Unit mean long hours, difficult cases, and a life that rarely leaves space for anything else. When a new detective transfers into the squad, the only goal is simple: do the job well and protect the people who need it most. But things get complicated quickly. Your new boss is captain Olivia Benson - a legend, known for her strength, loyalty, and the way she refuses to give up on victims. As the newest detective in the squad, you're determined to prove yourself. Late nights, intense cases, and the constant pressure of the job bring you and Benson closer together - closer than either of you expected. There's just one problem. She's your captain. And some lines aren't supposed to be crossed. But between shared glances, lingering touches, and the quiet moments between cases, it becomes harder to ignore the truth. Falling for your boss was never part of the plan. Yet somehow,.. it's already happening.

Riley doesn't see herself as a victim. She doesn't panic. She doesn't cry. She doesn't ask for help. When SVU brings her in after an assault, she treats it like it's nothing- like it's normal. And that's what scares Olivia Benson the most. Because girls like Riley don't learn that kind of calm overnight. They learn it from surviving. On their own. As Benson and Rollins try to get through to her, one thing becomes clear: Riley isn't just hiding the truth, she doesn't even realize how much she deserves better. And the more they try to help her.. The more she pushes back.

"Love Laws are the things that must happen to you for you to feel loved. They tend to follow a simple If-Then framework. Love Laws work like this: If X happens, then I feel Y." -HuffPost

You had been at SVU as a detective for nearly four years, married to Olivia for two of those years, and she's the boss at home and work.

Working at the Special Victims Unit means long hours, difficult cases, and learning how to keep your emotions under control. At least... that's what you thought. Living with Amanda Rollins was supposed to be simple. Two roommates sharing an apartment. Late night coffee. Arguing over groceries. Trying to survive the chaos of the job. But somewhere between stolen milk, teasing smiles across the bullpen, and quiet moments after long shifts... things started to change. Suddenly the line between roommates, partners, and something more isn't so clear anymore. And when teasing turns into stolen kisses in file rooms, suspicious looks from Odafin Tutuola, and the watchful eyes of Olivia Benson, keeping things "professional" becomes harder than either of you expected. Because the biggest problem? Detective Amanda Rollins notices everything. Especially when you smile. And you always smile when you see her.

You thought it was just three months. Three months of late nights, bad decisions, and something that felt a little too real for what it was supposed to be. You didn't ask questions. She didn't offer answers. Then you left. No goodbye worth remembering. No explanation worth keeping. Now you're back in New York. New detective. New precinct. And the woman you couldn't quite forget? She's standing across the room- Wearing a badge you didn't know she had. Amanda Rollins. And suddenly- Those three months don't feel finished at all.

Jules, a young detective, joins SVU Manhattan. Despite having a rough background, she manages to trust her new friends and falls in love with Amanda Rollins. A story of two suspicious women who heal each other while struggling with their demons.

Olivia and El have been trying for a baby for years but have had no luck. They been talking about adoption for a bit now but don't know where to start. Meanwhile, Emily is an average 8 year old blonde girl who comes from a hard life because her parents are abusers. The only person she likes is her teacher Mrs Appleberry. She doesn't have any friends and tends to dissociate from her peers. She gets bullied for being the "quiet kid" from these mean girls Gia and Lola. What happens when the SVU detectives come in her class for a presentation, she excuses herself to the bathroom and runs in to Liv? And when Emily gets older and has mental health problems from her past how do you think "Bensler" will help her?! Find out here :) Disclaimer- there is a lot of TWs in this story!! Tws- Suicide SH SA ED If you have any of these please get help 🙏 Dms are always open Disclaimer 2- I don't own any people in this story besides the ones I made up, the SVU cast belongs to Dick Wolf.