Adelynn "Addie" Parker is fourteen and just trying to get through school in New York City while keeping everything else in her life from quietly falling apart. At home, things feel heavy and complicated in ways she doesn't fully know how to explain, and school becomes the only place that feels steady. That is where she meets Mrs Johansson, an English teacher who notices what others miss and seems to understand Addie in a way no one else does. What begins as small moments after class slowly turns into something Addie relies on more than she expected: a sense of being seen, heard, and safe. As the school year moves toward its end, Addie finds herself struggling with change, attachment, and the fear of losing the one place that has come to feel like home. Growing up was never meant to feel like this complicated, and letting go turns out to be harder than she imagined.

You are 15 years old and suffer from ptsd. You went through a traumatic childhood. 4 years ago you were finally taken away from your family and landed into an orphanage. Even there the people are making your life like a living hell. You lost all your hope because who wants to adopt a teenager. Your life changed all of a sudden, when the famous Scarlett Johansson stepped into the orphanage.

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.

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 Sensitive, withdrawn at times, overwhelmed by the world in ways Wanda doesn't fully understand.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.

On the set of Avengers: Time To Avenge, fifteen-year-old Alexandra Rao is thrown into a world of fame, pressure, and impossible expectations. Surrounded by Hollywood's biggest stars, she quickly finds her place among the cast, except with one person. Scarlett Johansson. Professional. Distant. Unapologetically demanding. Scarlett isn't there to make friends especially not with a teenager still finding her footing. And as the pressure of filming builds, so does the tension between them. But behind the cameras, things are never quite as simple as they seem. As Alexandra struggles to prove herself, she's forced to confront criticism, self-doubt, and the harsh realities of an industry that doesn't wait for anyone to catch up. And when lines are crossed and feelings run high, both Alexandra and Scarlett are pushed to their limits. What begins as conflict slowly shifts into something neither of them expected. Because sometimes, the people who challenge us the most are the ones who change us forever.

Addie Blackwood knows nothing but the absence of her fathers love. Growing up raised by nannies and tutors, her world becomes the enormous estate she lives in. So when her father gets arrested, that world crumbles. In lack of other family, she's sent to live with her estranged mother. A mother so far gone that her memories have turned to dust. A ghost taking form. As Addie struggles to settle in to her new life in New York, secrets surface. Secrets her mother would prefer to stay buried. This story contains topics such as suicide, depression and overdosing. Reader discretion is advised. 1st in #scarlettjohansson May 7th 2026 1st in #mommyissues April 26th 2026 2nd in #scarlettjohansson April 26th 2026

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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Natasha Romanoff knows how to survive. She doesn't know how to mother. Sofía is raised in a world of training rooms, expectations, and unspoken love, where approval is earned and affection is rare. As they grow together, both are forced to confront what strength really means, and whether healing can exist without softness.

Fourteen-year-old Brooklyn Johansson has always lived a life slightly brighter than most, with a loving mother, Scarlett, who is both her best friend and one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Set life is normal to Brooklyn. So are superhero actors, inside jokes with the cast members But when Scarlett and Chris cross a line one unexpected night, everything Brooklyn thought she understood shifts. Suddenly her easy world becomes tangled with tension, avoidance, hurt feelings, and fears she can't quite put into words. Watching her mother fall in love with someone she's only ever seen as family feels confusing and a little heartbreaking. As Scarlett and Chris carefully navigate the complications of their new relationship, Brooklyn battles her own storm of emotions, anger, protectiveness, and the fear of losing the closeness she has always had with her mom. Through tears, late-night conversations, and the wisdom of her grandmother, Brooklyn slowly learns that love can grow in more than one direction, and sometimes families expand in ways you never expect. Spanning years of laughter, conflict, healing, and heart, this story follows a mother and daughter who cling to each other through every change, and a man who works gently to earn his place in their world.