Archer Wolf Jackman, AJ, has never really had a home to go back to. She has grown up bouncing from one military camp to the next. She follows behind her Dad and his squad, going where ever it is they have been stationed. Being back in England for the first time in a while, AJ finds herself auditioning for the role of a lifetime in the new Marvel movie. The only problem is she has no one to look after her since her Dad is still on a mission. Will AJ find someone to care for her while filming, or will it all be too much for her to handle? What happens when the little life she had gotten used to implodes before her eyes? Will AJ survive or will she find herself unable to go home?

Lela has a hard time at home. Rose (lela best friend) mom keeps an eye on lela

15 year old y/n y/l/n gets a new job acting for marvel all while still balancing school and her questionable home life. does meeting the cast become the best thing in her life or does it lead to even worse events. edit: the first chapters are disgusting but please bare with it it gets better i do not own marvel characters and also am not an expert on how things work on set but i know enough i think

Lucy Chen is back at work after surviving a serial killer but her past is coming back to haunt her as she slowly loses her self Tw : sh , dv , DOD

In a rash act of self-sacrifice, Harry saves a dying Muggle by magically transferring the man's cancer to himself. Now, going through his fifth year with a terrible secret, he begins to realise just what he's given up. tw: terminal illness

Engine 19 gets into an accident and Maya gets seriously injured. Will she be ok? Originally published on AO3.

Thirteen-year-old Y/n has spent most of her life navigating a world full of uncertainty, her mother, Zoe, is often absent, lost in late nights and alcohol, leaving Y/n to care for herself and her younger sister, Rose. Their only solace comes from Scarlett, their warm and protective aunt, whose presence slowly becomes the anchor in their chaotic lives. What begins as weekend escapes and sleepovers soon transforms into a lifeline, as Scarlett steps in to provide the love, stability, and guidance Y/n and Rose desperately need. But the greatest secret of all has been hidden in plain sight.

When comedian, Colin Jost devotes his life to raising his shy, tender-hearted daughter Vivienne, the last thing either of them expects is for their quiet routines to be interrupted by someone new. But when Colin unexpectedly reconnects with actress Scarlett Johansson, a gentle friendship slowly evolves into something deeper and Vivienne finds herself caught between fear and hope. What begins as hesitant lunches and awkward introductions soon becomes park days, movie nights, and moments of growing trust. Scarlett steps carefully into Vivienne's world, learning her anxieties, celebrating her joys, and loving her in the quiet ways that matter most. But as feelings deepen between Colin and Scarlett, Vivienne must confront old fears of being replaced and the possibility that family can grow without breaking. Across years of laughter, misunderstandings, healing, and heart-clenching tenderness, the three build something neither expected, a home full of warmth, second chances, and love that chooses you every single day.

Esmé is six, spirited, and completely devoted to her parents, Scarlett and Colin. Life is full of love, laughter, and cozy family moments until a new baby enters the picture. As Scarlett and Colin welcome their daughter Rose, Esmé finds herself navigating the complicated world of being a big sister, her once-centered world suddenly shared, her feelings conflicted, and her patience tested. From the chaos of first days, tantrums, and sibling rivalry, to the quiet, heartwarming moments of bonding and play, this story captures the highs and lows of family life. Through laughter, tears, and countless lessons in patience, love, and understanding, Esmé learns that being a sister isn't always easy but it's always worth it.