Venus Collins, a 17 year old girl who has been in looking after her 5 younger siblings since she was 4. Venus always wondered what what a happy, care-free childhood felt like. When she was offered a chance to undergo an experimental procedure, Venus was curious as to what would happen to her if she agreed. Would she regret it later, or would it be the best thing to happen to her? Everest and Alexander Gray, two wives that have been married for 5 years. Everest and Alexander are the CEO's of Grey's Law Firm. The couple always wanted a baby, wanted to experience parenthood. When they were offered a procedure that would allow one of them to get pregnant they were over the moon. ------ The year is 2448 and the world is over populated by humans. In fact, there are 9.0 billion people in the world. To prevent the population to grow, a rule was made by the world leaders that nobody was allowed to naturally conceive. Scientists have made a procedure where they can turn any adult back into a embryo that they insert into a female who is wishing the start a family. The downfall is that it's so expensive that only the upper-class people can afford it. What happens when Venus is offered an opportunity to have another chance at life? Will she finally experience a childhood? ------ "She will wake up at 20 weeks gestation, she will still have all her memories from her previous life." One of the nurses states. "How are you feeling? Do you feel any different?" Alexander asks, helping me up from the hospital bed. "I feel the same, but I also feel overwhelmed with the idea that a life will be solely dependent on me to survive. That I have to protect her at all costs." I rub my hand over my lower stomach where my baby is now. "Well no matter what, I will help you throughout this whole pregnancy. From holding your hair back while you puke, to going to the store at 3am getting food to cure your cravings." "I'm so exited to start a family with you." I smile at my wife.

Her sigh was quiet, but heavy with something like disappointment. "You're far too stubborn for your own good." Before I could respond, she bent - and without warning, her arms were around me again. "Wait-! My Lady, please!" She lifts me up. One arm beneath my knees, the other steady behind my back. "Alcina-!" I squeaked, gripping her shoulder. She looked utterly unbothered. "If you refuse to rest on your own, then I will ensure it myself." She shifted her hold on me, placing me on her hip. We were halfway up the stairs before I realised what was happening. The other maids had stopped to stare, eyes wide. I put my face in Alcina's neck to hide myself as best as I could. "Oh no, oh no." Alcina chuckled. "Perhaps next time you'll listen when I tell you to stay in bed." Alcina said faint amusement curling in her voice. No character are mine except for Ella. This is based off of Resident Evil. (Photo from pinterest: @iamjacksonphotography)

The follow-up to the emotional journey of "The Smallest Avenger" After walking away from the battlefield, Natasha Romanoff is no longer an Avenger-she's something far more precious: Wanda's baby girl. In the quiet comfort of a new home far from the chaos of hero work, The Maximoffs picks up where The Smallest Avenger left off, with Natasha finally safe, adopted, and surrounded by love. But stepping away from the world doesn't mean her battles are over. Healing isn't linear, and peace comes with its own challenges-from adjusting to full-time regression, to building a life centered on care, trust, and gentle routines. As Wanda settles into her role as both caregiver and legal guardian, the two of them begin creating the life Natasha always dreamed of-one with a real kitchen, a backyard, and a playroom just for her. But even in their cozy little world, shadows of the past and echoes of what was lost still linger. And when unexpected visitors arrive, Natasha must decide how much of her old world she's willing to let back in. Book Two is a tender, honest exploration of family, identity, and the power of choosing love every single day. Because being a hero saved the world. But being little might just save Natasha.

Logan Quinn was used to control, she thrived off of it at this point. However, too much control was taking a toll on her mental health. Everyone depended on her to be the best detective on the squad, to be in charge and direct a bunch of idiots. She felt like she was drowning. Drowning in stress, pride and anything else an adult would... until she met two women who could melt her in ways she hadn't explored in years since becoming a detective.

She was trained to never show weakness. But now, she's learning how to be small-with someone who refuses to let her face it alone. After years of survival and silence, Natasha Romanoff is unraveling behind the closed doors of the Avengers Tower. Haunted by her past and overwhelmed by a present she can't quite control, she finds herself slipping into something unexpected: a quiet, fragile state of regression. It's not a mission. It's not a plan. It's just... safer to feel small. Wanda Maximoff notices the signs-the accidents, the nightmares, the way Natasha flinches from kindness-and makes a choice: to stay, to care, and to gently offer the one thing Natasha has never known-unconditional comfort. Set against the backdrop of found family, quiet mornings, and whispered promises, this slow-burn Avengers fanfiction explores age regression, emotional healing, and the bond between two women discovering what it means to be safe, seen, and loved-even in the smallest of ways.

Sent away and forgotten, Layla's world unravels as she slips into a fragile, childlike state within the cold walls of Castle Dimitrescu. Amid fear and loneliness, the stern Lady Alcina becomes an unlikely guardian, offering quiet protection and gentle care. Together with Alcina's daughters, they forge fragile bonds of trust and comfort in a place where warmth feels impossible-until hope begins to bloom. NO SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS !!!!!

JJ and Emily stumble into something that connects with them on a personal level like never before. They aren't sure if it's fate or luck or simply life taking its turn. The case is unlike something the team has seen before and they aren't sure what to make of it. Just a very traumatized teen and explanations from the super couple. Is it time for the two of them to have a family of their own? A family that's not traditional but closer than anything. Can they really have a family that's worth fighting for?

Isabella Montgomery is a rough and tough police officer; at least that's what she wants everyone to think. Under this persona, she is sensitive, emotional and shy. Only Amelia knows but soon, Carina and Maya will too. What will happen if they find out?

Gabriella had just graduated the top of her class to enter the FBI and she was recommended to begin her career in the BAU. The youngest agent to ever enter the field at the ripe age of 17. She had been in and out of foster care since she was five but she doesn't like discussing her childhood with anyone. JJ and Emily are intrigued by the younger blonde and how innocent she seems. Will they find out all her secrets and will she be able to continue hiding herself from her new team of profilers?