They were "us" long before they ever said it out loud. But marriage, parenthood, and the spotlight demand something steadier: not just love, but a life built to hold up under pressure. Spencer enters his rookie season with the New York Giants under a new kind of scrutiny, where every route, mistake, and breakout moment can become a headline. New York demands everything from him, while Los Angeles still holds pieces of his heart. As he pours himself into the game, he learns the future he imagined with Olivia was never the finish line. It was the beginning. Olivia is rising too, evolving from a truth-seeking journalist into a cultural voice whose podcast carries real weight. Her world is expanding from LA newsrooms to New York studios, but so is her understanding of softness: motherhood, partnership, and letting herself be held instead of always holding everyone else. They're young. They're married. They're parents. And now they're being pulled between two coasts, two careers, and two versions of home. This next chapter brings pressure from every direction: the grind of the league, the demands of the media, old wounds, family expectations, and the challenge of building a life while everyone keeps reaching for a piece of them. But the spark that found them in a tunnel outside South Crenshaw still lives in them. This isn't the story of becoming "us." It's what comes after-the real, everyday work of becoming "we." *** Disclaimer: This is a work of fan fiction based on the television series All American. I do not own Spencer James, Olivia Baker, or any associated characters and settings; all rights belong to The CW and their respective creators. The specific plot, original prose, and thematic interpretation are my own. No copyright infringement is intended.

One shots of Spencer James and Olivia Baker mostly taking place in their adult lives.

Olivia Baker, hopeless romantic and growing artist, makes the move to Los Angeles to pursue her dream as a painter. Along the way, she attempts to bond with her brother and make new friends in the thriving city. Once her artistic eye catches her brother's best friend, Spencer James, the strokes of her paint brush become a bit more lively.

After a breakup in college, Spencer and Olivia must learn to co-parent while trying to make new lives for themselves. Will their strong connection bring them back together and complicate their new adventures?

An overflow of my Spelivia story ideas and ideas from other Spelivia fans that aren't long enough to make a full book. These one-shots won't be related and all of them will be different lengths. Enjoy :)

After Olivia's relapse in her senior year of high school, she is sent to a treatment facility in Baltimore. Far away from home, she begins a new life while she's in recovery. When her best friend, Spencer James, is drafted by the Baltimore Ravens, her old life becomes a part of her new one. Will they be able to move forward after the events that occurred before their senior year of high school?

A compilation of oneshots based on my story Code: Love. These oneshots are in no particular order and can vary in timeline. If you have not read Code: Love some of these oneshots may not make sense.

From love scenes to rewritten scenes from any season(1-6) prompts for S6 , things you wish had happened with Spencer and Olivia, or things you want to see happen, I will leave it up to ya'll, choice is yours! They are one shots meaning they will be short and sweet, if you'd like there to be more than one part to it, you must request it in the comments. I will post the ideas as they are being given to me. Something to give me an little bit of an break from the long series I've been writing and give ya'll something to look forward to when stories aren't updated as fast as I'd like. Fluff, domestic, spicy, married Spelivia/Jimone(cuz I love these four together), I'll leave it up to y'all and myself as the ideas come to me! New edition to this collection could have spelivia with dia/karnell and clayla scenes.

He let her go, thinking it was for the better, but she wasn't the thing he left behind.

Students and administration do not mingle out of professional boundaries. That's always been a rule. However, Olivia is uncertain if she can abide by this rule when the lines begin to blur.