It's been thirteen years since a young Tristan Benson-Stabler mysteriously vanished from her home leaving her parents, Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler, and her fraternal twin brother, Sean, to wonder what might have happened to her. With no clues as to who might have taken Tristan or why Olivia, Elliot, Sean and their "family" at SVU all still wonder if they will ever find her. How will Olivia and Elliot react when they discover that their daughter has actually been a lot closer to them than they had originally thought? How will they react when they discover that the person that took Tristan is someone that they both had once believed they could trust? *READ TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS*

⚠️trigger warning⚠️ this story includes selfharm it is a story about your struggle with self-harm that feels endless, but with Olivia Benson's unwavering support, you begin to find hope. As dark urges threaten to pull you back, Olivia offers patience, care, and a promise to never let go.

These are truths I was never taught to speak. Here lie the words I swallowed, the pain I buried, and the questions they told me not to ask. For the unheard. For the unseen. For the ones who feel too much in a world that tells them to feel less. I write for you. I write for me.

In the middle of an investigation Olivia and the squad raid an abandoned warehouse. Olivia stumbles upon this sweet girl named Bella. She develops a friendship with Bella, and the two get along very well. But, what will happen when the investigation is finished?

A detective is assigned to the Manhattan Special Victims Unit. She is a prodigy, extremely young to be a detective already, and the squad takes her in quickly. She notices things that others don't, but what the squad does not know is that she has a past, a reason to notice things. Will the squad find out and help her? Or will she continue slipping into her bad habits? TW for SA, self-harm, addiction, DV, and suicidal ideation/attempt

Before Meredith Grey became a doctor, before Olivia Benson became an SVU detective, two people unwanted by their mothers struggle with the reality that some things never change, and the only thing that can change is themselves.

This story follows Y/N, a 15-year-old girl who has spent years moving between foster homes after escaping an abusive household. She struggles with self-harm, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, When Y/N is placed in a new foster home with Olivia Benson from Law & Order: SVU, she begins a journey toward trust, safety, and healing. Olivia offers patience, care, and unwavering support, helping Y/N navigate her darkest moments.

⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ this story contains self harm and alcoholism Sixteen-year-old Ava hadn't spoken a word in three days when Detective Olivia Benson found her-curled up in the corner of an abandoned building, surrounded by silence and secrets no one else could see. Bruised, guarded, and barely holding on, Ava is brought into a world that feels just as unfamiliar as the one she escaped. But rescue is only the beginning. As Ava struggles to adjust, it becomes clear that the danger she faced didn't end when she was found. Haunted by trauma, battling overwhelming anxiety, and hiding scars that run deeper than anyone realizes, she begins to unravel in ways that frighten even those trying to help her. Self-harm becomes her quiet coping mechanism, a painful way to regain control in a life that's never been hers. Determined not to let Ava slip through the cracks, Benson refuses to give up on her. But breaking through Ava's walls means confronting truths that are messy, raw, and deeply buried. Because sometimes saving someone isn't about pulling them out of the darkness- it's about staying with them while they learn how to survive it.

TW: Rape and assault. Olivia and Amanda are used to being the ones who help others through the worst moments of their lives. But one night changes everything... and suddenly, it's them who have to figure out how to move forward. When they're taken as part of a targeted act of revenge, things go further than either of them could have imagined. What happens that night is something they can't just walk away from... something they both carry long after it's over. And somehow... it forces them closer. Because this time, they weren't just there to save someone else.

When SVU responds to what should have been a routine call, they find something no one is prepared for - a girl curled in the corner of a filthy back room, shaking, silent, and terrified of every hand that reaches toward her. It takes a moment for anyone to realize she isn't a child at all. She's Amanda Rollins, an adult woman with the body of someone grown but the eyes and reactions of someone much younger. Amanda doesn't speak. She doesn't follow commands. She flinches from touch like it burns. Years of isolation and control have left her mentally far younger than her age, her world narrowed to survival and obedience. She has no ID, no history anyone can trace, and no one she trusts enough to let near her. Except - slowly, unexpectedly - Olivia Benson. At the hospital, Amanda refuses every nurse, every doctor, every attempt at care... until Olivia steps into the room. Something in Olivia's voice, her steadiness, her patience, reaches Amanda in a way no one else can. And when Amanda finally allows herself to lean into Olivia's hands, trembling and exhausted, Olivia knows she can't walk away. What begins as a case becomes something far more personal: a journey of rebuilding a life stolen, one small, fragile step at a time - with Olivia as the one safe place Amanda has ever known.