when ben decides to invite 5 sons and daughters of the most feared villains throughout auradon, he finds himself falling for the one girl that he shouldn't fall for.

Twenty-two-year-old Sadie Matthews has traveled across the country to Los Angeles, California, chasing the only dream she's ever been sure of-becoming a cop. Living with RLS, ADD, ADHD, a herniated disc, and three bulging discs pressing against her spine makes some days harder than others, but Sadie refuses to let any of it decide what she can or can't accomplish. During the police academy, she becomes close friends with fellow rookies John Nolan and Jackson West. But Sadie has one secret even her friends don't know. She's living out of her car, determined not to waste money on an apartment until she survives her entire first year as a rookie and knows Los Angeles is where she belongs. Then she meets her Training Officer. Tim Bradford. He's tough, stubborn, intimidating, and famous for pushing rookies to their limits with his infamous Bradford Tests. He's also exactly Sadie's type-the kind of man she knows she shouldn't be thinking about, especially when he's responsible for deciding whether she has what it takes to wear the badge. As Tim begins noticing the pain Sadie tries to hide, the exhaustion she can't always disguise, and the strange clues that suggest his rookie might not actually have a home to go to at night, keeping her secrets becomes harder. Sadie came to Los Angeles expecting the toughest year of her life. She just never expected falling for Tim Bradford to become the hardest test of all.

Dallas Desiree Jade Miller is the daughter Georgia always wanted. She's bold where Ginny is brittle. Sun-kissed and shameless where her twin is shadowed and sharp. For fifteen years, Dallas has been the easy one - the girl who never asks about the cracks in their mother's stories or the way Georgia's smile never quite reaches her eyes. She takes Georgia's lessons without choking on them: how to charm a room, how to turn scars into accessories, how to be loved without ever being fully known. But Ginny is done watching her twin drink the poison and call it honey. When the Millers land in Wellsbury - another fresh start, another new name - Dallas finally finds a place that feels like hers. She finds Cameron too: a boy with an electric guitar who looks at her like she's the only song worth playing. He's messy where she's polished, loud where she's careful - and somehow, impossibly, Georgia approves. Real approval. Not strategy. Not performance. And Dallas? Dallas knows exactly what she wants. Cameron's music humming through her bones. Georgia's manicured hand steady in hers. The spotlight and the shadows. The good girl and the girl who sneaks out after midnight. She wants everything - and she refuses to apologize for it. She sees Ginny too - sees the way her twin wears their mother's damage like proof she's the real one, the honest one. And Dallas is tired of being the easy daughter. The shallow one. The girl everyone underestimates. She understands the darkness perfectly well. She just chooses the light anyway.

At thirteen years old, Taylor Shepherd has spent most of her life inside hospitals, therapy offices, and the homes of people who stepped in when her mother couldn't always be there. As the daughter of world-renowned neurosurgeon Amelia Shepherd, Taylor grew up surrounded by brilliance, chaos, addiction, grief, and an overwhelming kind of love that survived even the worst years. While Amelia struggled through addiction and recovery, Taylor drifted between foster placements, Seattle visits with Derek Shepherd and Meredith Grey, and the warm, imperfect care of people like Addison Montgomery, Charlotte King, and the family Amelia built around herself when her biological family began falling apart. But through all of it, Taylor never stopped loving her mother. Not once. Now sober for years and determined to give Taylor the life she always deserved, Amelia is trying to learn something far more difficult than surgery: how to be a mother without guilt, fear, or the constant terror of failing again. Meanwhile, Taylor is learning how to finally be thirteen instead of surviving like an adult. Set between the halls of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and the complicated warmth of their found family, Anatomy of a Daughter is an intimate story about healing after survival, motherhood after addiction, and the quiet ways people choose each other over and over again. It's about trauma that lingers long after the crisis ends. About growing up surrounded by surgeons who can fix almost anything except the people they love most. About learning that forgiveness and healing are not the same thing. And about a mother and daughter discovering that even after everything they survived, they still get to build something soft together. At its heart, this is not a story about addiction. It's a story about what happens after. About staying. About growing up. About chosen family. And about the kind of love that refuses to leave, even at its worst

After being abandoned by the guardians jack left to be his own person , but unaware pitch had followed. The two soon have a few moments together and the guardians don't seem to like it. Will the guardians stop Jack from seeing pitch? Will Jack rejoin the guardians?

At home, she had time to reflect. • Her boyfriend broke up with her • she failed the detective exam • everyone didn't talk to her • Also her roommate moved out yesterday There is a trigger warning during this story, sorry if it isn't correct. Enjoy

Some people break like glass. She learned how to shatter silently. Skylar Altair wasn't supposed to wear a badge. At twenty-four, she was a certified prodigy-board-certified in half a dozen specialties, a nuclear medicine and neuro-path genius, a rising star in a white coat. The youngest. The brightest. The girl who never failed. But trauma doesn't care about your résumé. Loss doesn't care how many degrees you've earned. And the world doesn't stop spinning just because your soul flatlines. Her father died in front of her eyes when she was twelve. Her brother spiraled into addiction. And when she needed help most-when everything was taken from her in a single night-no one came. Not the heroes. Not the law. Not the system. So she stopped waiting. They taught her how to save people. Now she's going to learn how to protect herself. With the steel of a soldier in her blood and the precision of a surgeon in her bones, Skylar trades the hospital lights for sirens, scrubs for Kevlar. Becoming a cop was never the plan. But plans change-especially after the aftershock. In a city that's breaking at the seams, Skylar will have to confront everything she tried to bury: her rage, her grief, her brilliance, and the terrifying possibility that maybe-just maybe-she was meant for this life all along. Genius. Survivor. Rookie. She's not trying to be a hero. She's just trying not to fall apart again.

At Station 118, Aurora Russo and Evan Buckley have been inseparable for years - partners in chaos, confidants in quiet moments, and the kind of best friends who speak fluent sarcasm and shared glances. From the outside, it's all jokes and banter. But inside, something deeper has been growing. Aurora, who once only has her father Francesco Russo to call family, never imagined she'd find a second home in a firehouse. But with Bobby, Hen, Chimney, Eddie - and Buck - she finally understands what it means to belong. To be seen. To be understood. And Love? That's not a word she trusts. Not after watching her mother walk out at sixteen. Not after years of building walls to protect herself and her dad. But Buck? He's relentless in the softest way. He shows up. He listens. He stays. And no matter how hard Aurora tries to convince herself it's nothing, her heart keeps proving her wrong. He's not just trying to win her over. He's trying to show her that maybe - just maybe - love isn't a fairytale. It's real. And it's standing right in front of her.

Caspar Bay-Doshida believed he was destined to be alone. With a brilliant mind abused by evil parents, he found it difficult to separate right from wrong. When his parents are arrested and imprisoned for a string of murders, Caspar lashes out and is left with no other choice but to attend Nevermore Academy. Cold, reclusive and misunderstood, Caspar has only ever saw the world in the way his parents painted it. But then he meets Enid Sinclair, and she makes him see the world in a whole new light. - Where Caspar Bay-Doshida attends Nevermore Academy and gets sucked into the sunshine world of Enid Sinclair. [WEDNESDAY FANFICTION] [ENID SINCLAIR X MALE OC]

"The danger is I'm dangerous... and I just might tear you apart." Astrid is a sarcastic archer who was kidnapped from the Charming family and twin sister when she was a baby. She's also known as Artemis, a girl who uses her magic to save people, protects them. She's also known as the Savior's twin. Join her on her adventure, her story. "You see," She said, "your first love isn't the first person you give your heart to- it's the first one who breaks it." ***All rights belong to the creators and producers of the television show 'Once Upon A Time'. I only own my own characters and plots.** ✨Cover credit: @Kinia_Gosa 🔆