The Neverseen are defeated and Sophie is still with Fitz. Soon, Keefe confesses and Sophie realizes about her love for him. What does she do next? Ranging from Grady-Keefe talks to a beautiful romance unfolding, you will have fun reading this!

"Okay. Let's get this straight. For some bizarre reason, we wake up in the same bed and a six-year-old girl claims that we are her parents and refers to us as 'mommy and daddy'. This girl called us 'Sophie and Keefe Sencen'. She has your eyes and both of our hair. We also have absolutely no clue where we are." *** What happens when Sophie and Keefe are transported into an alternate dimension where they are married with kids? Will being stuck together cause their friendship to become something more or will everything crash and burn? Will they ever find their way home? *** All credits to @huntersofartemis109 for the story idea! Thanks so much for letting me use it too! Make sure to check out their story, 'Ms. Sencen?', which is what this book is based off of! Oh and credits to Shannon Messenger! Obviously! **Just a heads up, there are a few mature themes mentioned briefly, but I don't feel this story warrants a mature title. The mature bits are few and far between, and they're not graphic.

NOT MY CHARACTERS ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO SHANNON MESSENGER!! This fanfic includes mature content but I've labeled the chapters to give a heads up:) Here's a short bio: "I felt you," she whispered against his shoulder. "Even when everything else was gone, I felt something pulling me back." "That was me," he said softly, playing with strands of her hair, "I wasn't letting you go." They stayed like that, breathing each other in. A year of fear. A year of silence. A year of emptiness slowly dissolving between them. She leaned back just enough to look at him again. "You waited," she said. "A year," he admitted. Her eyes filled with a mixture of sorrow and awe. "You shouldn't have had to." "I would have waited longer," he said. "For as long as it took." Her thumb brushed gently along his cheek. "We've never been easy," she murmured. "We've fought. We've broken. We've almost lost each other more times than I can count." He nodded, because that was true. But she didn't look regretful. She looked certain. Well, they knew one thing now, there relationship was only perfect because it wasn't. And that's how it should be.