15 years after Nick and Charlie get married... Nick shows their daughter Katie their old journals they used to write their life before marriage in, sparking the inspiration for her to start her own as she goes through her teen years, battling love, friendships, and family.

27-year-old Nick lives in London with his dog Nellie. His life is quiet, orderly and calm. Quite boring, actually. Music has never been very important to him. Of course he listens to it. But it has no important meaning. At least until he meets Charlie. Charlie is a passionate drummer. Together with his friends Sahar, Aleena and Jay, he has a band called "Queer Intentions". Between loud rehearsals and quiet moments, a connection grows that doesn't need a word. But the closer they get, the more Nick has to ask himself what happens when you suddenly fall out of rythm, and perhaps really listen for the first time. ~All the rights for the character go to Alice Oseman who created them. Only Betty, Mia, Aisha and Sam are my own characters.~ Hope you enjoy the book 😊

Charlie Spring experiences the world in a unique way. Autistic and keenly observant, he navigates the everyday sensory overload of school with the help of his trusted headphones and the unwavering support of his best friends, Tao and Isaac. He notices the small details others miss-the subtle shifts in expression, the unspoken cues-which often makes the world feel both too loud and profoundly lonely. Then there's Nick Nelson, the popular rugby lad who carries his own invisible burden: POTS, a condition that makes his heart race and the world spin with dizzying frequency. Nick is adept at masking his struggles, but Charlie, with his sharp eye for the overlooked, sees the subtle signs of his discomfort, the quiet gestures he makes to steady himself. When a chance encounter brings them together over a double-booked music room, a new kind of understanding begins to bloom. Charlie's quiet perceptiveness provides Nick with a rare sense of being truly seen, while Nick's warmth and patience offer Charlie a comforting presence in a chaotic world. As their friendship deepens, they discover that their individual battles aren't isolating; instead, they pave the way for a connection built on empathy, acceptance, and a shared understanding of navigating life with hidden challenges. The Space Between Beats is a Heartstopper fanfiction exploring what happens when two boys, each facing their own unique struggles, find solace and strength in each other, proving that the most profound connections often arise from the most unexpected places.

After Nick has dropped out of university and Charlie has decided that he wants to take a few gap years, they agree to get an apartment together. But when Charlie becomes pregnant, are they really ready to handle the struggles of a family at 19 years old? Cover made by Canva

charlie is in his final year of university (in edinburgh) studying English literature. Nick is still in Truham as the rugby assistant coach for truham grammar. They split when nick left for uni but in some twisted fate they cross paths again. Do they become friends or rekindle their spark?

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.

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.

Charlie Spring thought he was leaving behind his painful high school years when he headed to Leeds for college. But when he unexpectedly runs into Harry Greene, the bully who tormented him through Years 10 and 11, Charlie's world is thrown into turmoil. Determined to get revenge, Charlie plans to date Harry and break his heart-using Harry's own feelings against him. However, as they spend more time together, Charlie's plans begin to fall apart. Instead of the anger and betrayal he expected, he finds himself falling for Harry. Harry, once the source of his pain, now seems vulnerable and genuine, confessing that he's always liked Charlie, but his jealousy and confusion led to his past cruelty. At the same time, Charlie's unresolved feelings for Nick Nelson, his past crush, begin to resurface. Nick's kindness and steady presence make Charlie question his growing emotions for Harry and the complicated nature of love and forgiveness. Caught between the boy who once hurt him and the boy who's always been there, Charlie must decide what love really means and whether he can open his heart to the unexpected. It Was Always You is a powerful journey of self-discovery, exploring themes of forgiveness, vulnerability, and the unpredictable path love can take. Will Charlie go through with his plan to break Harry's heart, or will he choose the boy who has always been there, even when it seemed impossible? Dive into It Was Always You to find out which path Charlie chooses and how he learns that love often shows up in the most unexpected places.

A Nick and Charlie story based on characters by Alice Oseman Nick Nelson thought he figured out how to navigate life as a young adult--professional rugby career on track, a cozy apartment with his long-time boyfriend, Charlie, and a blooming queer identity. But when a new diagnosis brings his world to a pause, Nick finds himself questioning the life he's built. Together, Nick and Charlie must embrace change and vulnerability, find strength in their loving relationship, and fight for a future together. Beating Hearts is a tender story that examines love's fragility, the search for purpose, and the determination it takes to persevere in life's darkest hours. * This story is based on the characters from Alice Oseman's universe, not the actors from the Netflix show xoxo * I'm talking break from updating the story for a while pending a rewrite!

Charlie is in an abusive relationship with Ben Hope. When his old childhood friend and neighbor, Nick Nelson, finds Ben harassing Charlie at a birthday party, it causes the boys to bond again. This story is very heavy with trigger warnings: Angst, SH, Abuse, Assault, Homophobia, ED, Some Smut, Death, and a few less major triggers... Please read cautiously.