After loss, fear, and survival, Sarah and John B are learning how to build a life that lasts. With the Chateau rebuilt and a baby on the way, they must face the quiet challenges that come after the chaos: grief, growing up, and learning how to be a family. Surrounded by the people who continue to choose them, Sarah and John B discover that home is not about having everything figured out - it is about leaving a light on for each other. Inspired by the song "Light on in the kitchen" by Ashley McBryed.

Some lines were never meant to be crossed- Some Games don't have winners. It starts small-an offhand comment, a shared look, a game neither of them takes seriously at first. But what begins as harmless tension slowly twists into something sharper, something harder to ignore. John B has always been off-limits. A constant in the background. Safe, in the way things are when you don't look too closely. Until he isn't. Now every moment feels like a misstep. Every word, a risk. And somewhere between what's said and what's left unsaid, the rules begin to change. Because Sarah is keeping things she can't afford to lose control of-and John B is getting closer than anyone ever has. In a game where no one plays fair, the truth becomes the most dangerous move of all.

Happy Valentines to all the Jarah lovers ❤️ Here's a little one-shot of a valentines day...

John B never expected to spend his senior year benched, failing classes, and running out of time. School has always felt like a foreign language - one he was never meant to understand. Until Sarah Cameron steps into his world with sharp intelligence, quiet confidence, and a way of seeing him that no one else ever has. She doesn't tutor. She doesn't bend rules. She doesn't let people close. But something about John B - his determination, his vulnerability, his stubborn heart - pulls her into his orbit. What starts as reluctant tutoring soon becomes late‑night conversations, shared secrets, and a connection neither of them planned for. As John B fights for his future and Sarah confronts the pressures of perfection, they discover that sometimes the hardest lessons aren't academic at all... They're about trust. About courage. And about letting yourself be seen.

Deception can be a game of two parts, a reaction to a cause. Only this time with an even bigger secret at play, can deception really win the game ?

A Chaddie Story - "what really comes after the ending scene?" "I don't know, you tell me,"

Appearances can often be deceiving. We never know what's lying under the surface of the masks people wear. An outer banks Jarah AU, but also follows elements of the show. Themes of sex, violence and drugs throughout.

Mini historias de Clara Galle y Julio Peña, quienes interpretan a Raquel Mendoza y Ares Hidalgo en la adaptación de Netflix A través de mi ventana.