Current season. Olivia's life after Elliot... but then he comes back, and a whole bunch of crazy happens! Will they find their way back to each other in spite of the obstacles? Dick Wolf Owns all SVU characters, I own my story.

Olivia goes into work one day. She seems different. Elliot gets worried. When he confronts her she backs of. "I'm fine" she says . That's what she always says.

In May 2011, Detective Elliot Stabler left the SVU Squadroom for the last time. Five years to the day later, Lieutenant Olivia Benson leaves behind her three year old son Noah and her boyfriend Ed when her car explodes, killing her. Or so everyone is led to believe...

After Cragen's memorial service, Olivia finds herself walking out into the quiet of the city night, weighed down by grief and the reminder of how many good friends they've already lost. Elliot is waiting for her-steady, watchful, as if he knew she'd need him. What follows is a raw conversation about funerals, eras, and what it means to still be standing. Grief gives way to comfort, comfort gives way to honesty, and honesty ends in a long overdue embrace. In the middle of the worst era, they remember they're not alone.

"Do you hear yourself?" she asks finally. "What?" "Every day? You thought about me every day?" "That's what I said," he says, nodding firmly. "Don't be ridiculous. You were gone for ten years. What's that, 3600 days or so? You thought about me 3600 times? That's absurd." Olivia is tired of being chased by a man who's only ever seen her as a backup plan. Elliot is desperate to prove her wrong. His uselessness with technology might be the thing that fixes them.

After ten years away from the NYPD, Elliot Stabler returns to New York, haunted by regret and the choices he made that led to his departure. He seeks forgiveness from Olivia Benson, the partner he left behind, and discovers that he has a son, Noah, whom he never knew about. As they navigate their complicated feelings, they must confront their past, the love that still lingers, and the challenges of co-parenting Noah. The story explores themes of love, forgiveness, and the complexities of family.

How 5x09 should've ended after Joe Jr's death.

When Elliot finds a box of unsent letters Olivia wrote during the years he was gone, everything changes. As old wounds resurface and unresolved feelings rise to the surface, the two must navigate grief, guilt, and the fragile hope of something more. A story of healing, heartbreak, and love that never really left.

They all thought Olivia was dead. For almost a year they thought she bled out on the floor of the precinct. But she was dead until she wasn't anymore.

What happens when a honeymoon turns from romance on a beach to a hostage situation?