This is my own imagine series, within this imagine series you can take requests for the following HARRY POTTER DRACO MALFOY RON WEASLEY CEDRIC DIGGORY FRED AND GEORGE WEASLEY OLIVER WOOD Hope you like this imagine and feel free to leave comments ^_^ I am no longer continuing this imagine series, please read my last chapter for more info

-Imagines for Oliver Wood, a severely underrated character- -Started: November 13, 2020- -Finished: May 12,2021- -Status: COMPLETED- [Warning]: Any images here are not mine and is credited to the owners them selves.

A collection of one shots about Harry Potter characters. (Slow Updates)

COWGIRL You don't face your fears, you ride 'em! TWISTERS ❪ Tyler Owens / Fem! OC ❫ cover by chococooa © faistsluvrr, 2024 Started: July 19th, 2024 Finished: September 14th, 2024

Addison Montgomery never expected to reunite with her old college friend and former ex-boyfriend, Tanner, after years apart. What she really didn't expect was meeting Jackson Olson, Tanner's friend and the Greatest Showman of Bananaball. Addison finds herself pulled into the vibrant, chaotic world of the Bananas - all sunshine, golden-hour games, and laughter that feels like summer. What begins as a simple reunion slowly turns into something deeper - a love that grows softly, patiently, in its own time. Because sometimes, the best things aren't planned... they just find you. Started October 12, 2025 Finished: December 30, 2025 Rated #2 with #Savannahbananas on November 17, 2025 Be sure to check out my first book, "You're My Person" :)

Liv Foster and Noah Fisher were the kind of childhood friends who could finish each other's sentences and steal fries off each other's plates without asking. Summers meant baseball dirt under Noah's nails, sunburn on Liv's shoulders, and some kind of unspoken promise that they'd always be in each other's orbit. Cut to college-new freedom, same heartbeat-and somewhere between study sessions and late-night drives, friendship twisted into something heavier. They fell, hard. Until Noah did the one thing Liv thought he never would: he cheated. No drama explosion, no cinematic screaming. Just quiet devastation. She walked away and built walls out of professionalism and caffeine. Years later, Liv gets an email that looks like the universe playing a cruel joke: she's just been offered a job as assistant to the new athletic director for the Party Animals. The same chaotic rival team that loves glitter, pranks, and unhinged celebrations. The same team where Noah Fisher-number 12, golden-boy outfielder, heartbreak incarnate-now plays. Liv walks into that stadium like she owns her composure. Noah sees her for the first time in years, and every apology he rehearsed evaporates. Their dynamic turns into this tightrope walk between old habits and unresolved tension. He tries humor, she gives him silence. He makes a catch mid-game, and she refuses to look impressed. But rivalry has a strange way of making sparks dangerous again. Forced to collaborate for charity events, media shoots, and player discipline reports (because Noah definitely pulls pranks that end up on TikTok), they start peeling back the layers-resentment, guilt, that stupid old warmth that never really died. It's friends to lovers to strangers to lovers again, but this time older, warier, and more real. The question isn't whether they'll fall again-it's whether they can trust each other not to break what's already been rebuilt.

"she's behind the camera. he's stealing her focus." Lauren Vavasis has always been surrounded by the ocean and the game. born and raised in Florida, she splits her time between the University of South Florida softball field and the gulf coast shoreline-studying marine biology by day, framing sunsets and fastballs through her camera lens by night. as USF's starting second baseman and catcher, she's disciplined, creative, and quietly competitive-a girl who sees the world in snapshots and stolen bases. her older brother, however, lives and breathes chaos. as the head coach of the Party Animals, the Savannah Bananas' wild, show-stealing rivals, he's loud, unpredictable, and fiercely protective. especially, when it comes to his little sister. so when he lands Lauren a summer internship as the team's official photographer, he assumes she'll stay behind the lens, focused on her work. but the moment Bronson "Bronny" Balholm, the Party Animals' charismatic catcher, steps into frame, everything changes. he's confident, charming, and entirely off-limits. as the season unfolds, boundaries blur between what's professional and what feels impossible to ignore. and when the team lights dim and the crowds go home, Lauren begins to wonder if she's photographing the story or living it. now caught between loyalty and longing, she must decide whether to protect her brother's trust or take a chance on something real-even if it means letting herself be the one caught this time. because in The Coach's Sister, sometimes the best stories happen behind the camera... and the hardest hearts to capture are your own. NOTE: this story is based in Lauren's POV. i don't know if vava has a sister or not, but lets just say that he does in this story.

Living with three elite Banana Ball outfielders should be a dream, but for Skylar Hayes, it's mostly just a masterclass in trying not to burn the house down. As the only girl in the house, Skylar is the certified spark plug of the group. She's chaotic, she's unfiltered, she loves a good party, and she has a mouth that would make a sailor blush. Her job? Helping out behind the scenes of the wildest show in sports. Her real hobby? Finding brand-new, creative ways to get herself into trouble. Luckily, she has her own personal security detail living right down the hall: Jayson Arendt (#3 for the Texas Tailgaters): The smooth-talking, country-singing outfielder who can charm his way out of any situation with a guitar and a smile. Kaden Bowler (#8 for the Loco Beach Coconuts): The steady, sharp-dressed teammate who always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Tanner Allen (#10 for the Loco Beach Coconuts): The absolute wild card on the field who somehow becomes the voice of reason the second Skylar decides to do something reckless. For Jayson, Kaden, and Tanner, their toughest job isn't catching fly balls or entertaining thousands of screaming fans-it's keeping Skylar from completely running off the rails. From chaotic late-night post-game parties to frantic rescue missions when Skylar's latest scheme goes sideways, these four roommates are navigating life on and off the diamond. They play by Banana Ball rules, which means keeping things fast, loud, and completely unpredictable. But when the lines between friendship, loyalty, and maybe something more start to blur under one roof, they'll have to figure out if they're playing for the same team, or if someone is about to strike out.

To the millions of fans who pack the stadiums for the Party Animals, Noah Fisher is an unstoppable force on the diamond. He's electric, charismatic, and standing on the precipice of the biggest, most high-stakes season of his life. For as long as anyone can remember, Callie Brooks has been right there by his side-his anchor, his permanent teammate, and the girl everyone expected him to be with forever. Then, right before opening day, the fairytale shatters. The breakup is sudden, brutal, and entirely public. As Noah takes the field alone under the flashing stadium lights, the rumor mill spins completely out of control. The internet has already made up its mind: She cheated. He cheated. They became toxic. The fans blame Callie for walking away right when Noah needed her most. But the world only sees the show. Callie knows the terrifying reality beneath the pinstripes. She discovered a devastating secret: Noah's coaching staff has been quietly pressuring him to play through a series of severe, dangerous injuries. Even worse, Noah is willingly destroying his own body, choosing the game over his long-term health because he's terrified of losing the only thing he believes he's good at. Walking away wasn't an act of betrayal. It was Callie's desperate, final play to force the man she loves to stop before he breaks permanently. As the high-energy circus of the season rolls on and Noah's body edges closer to a point of no return, the distance between them grows agonizing. Can Noah realize that his worth isn't tied to a box score before he ruins his future, or will the fear of striking out keep him from the only catch that truly matters?

Madison Turner's life revolves around the chaotic, rewarding world of being a veterinary technician, leaving very little room for a dating life-or sports. When a coworker coaxes her into attending a high-energy Party Animals baseball game against their rivals, the Savannah Bananas, Madi expects nothing more than a loud night out. Instead, a post-game meet-and-greet introduces her to Mark Smith, the team's charismatic Designated Runner known for his electric speed, bold bandana, and trademark eye black. When the crowds fade and the music drops, a quiet, unexpected conversation sparks between the vet tech and the ballplayer. What starts as a shared phone number quickly grows into a sweet, slow-burn romance as Mark navigates the loud stadium lights and Madi teaches him to slow down for the things that matter most off the diamond.