They've faced the worst of humanity-and survived. As detectives in the Special Victims Unit, Olivia Benson, Elliot Stabler, Amanda Rollins, Dominick Carisi, and Fin Tutuola have dedicated their lives to protecting victims and chasing justice. But nothing in their careers prepared them for their most difficult role yet: being parents. Raising teenagers in New York City means balancing independence with fear, trust with control, and love with the knowledge of how dangerous the world can be. Their children-Maya, Noah, and Aaliyah-grow up surrounded by rules meant to keep them safe, but safety comes at a cost. When cases begin to mirror their children's lives, lines blur between work and home. Secrets surface, boundaries are tested, and every choice feels heavier when it involves the people they love most. This is a story about family, protection, and learning that sometimes the hardest thing a parent can do... is let go.

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