Lexie Reid lands a role in the newest Marvel movie and very quickly becomes attached to one particular person. Overtime, Scarlett notices things about Lexie's home life that don't add up and things take a turn when she finds out what exactly has been happening.

Lilly never knew her mom. She left before she could make any memories and it's like she's never existed. No calls on birthdays, no letters, and no name. So when Lilly gets a role in the new Marvel Movie, she jumps at the opportunity. Even if it means, flying across the Atlantic and living abroad for two months. She decides to rewrite herself. New style, new attitude and new name. All is well until her and Scarlett meet and something happens. Why is she acting weird around Lilly? Why does she feel... familiar? I only own the rights to Lilly and any characters I make along the way!

[ SHORT STORY ] [ PART 1 = COMPLETED 30 BONUS CHAPTERS = COMPLETED PART 2 = uploading again soon! ] Part 1: Sophie Ivy Bennett has spent her life running-from her past, her pain, and the mother who abandoned her. At just 20, she's hardened by years of struggle and loneliness, surviving on odd jobs and sheer determination. A chance encounter with Scarlett Johansson, a world-famous actress and devoted mother, changes everything. Drawn to Sophie's resilience, Scarlett offers more than kindness: she becomes the family Sophie never thought she deserved. But when old wounds resurface and Sophie's fear of abandonment threatens to tear her newfound happiness apart, both women must confront their pasts to forge a future built on trust, love, and second chances.

Ivy has been dying since the day she was born. Her famous mother, Scarlett, signed her away like a dirty secret. Her adoptive family crumbled under grief and alcohol. At fifteen, Ivy collapses in front of flashing cameras, her failing heart finally ready to quit. Scarlett shows up at the hospital, not to comfort her, but to bury her. Only Ivy doesn't die. A transplant drags her back into a world that never wanted her, chained to the custody of the one woman who resents her most. Living under Scarlett's roof is like bleeding in a shark tank, every word sharp, every silence suffocating, every glance heavy with everything unspoken. Because when life returns, pain stays. Cardiac Arrest explores one of the least talked about taboos to date - maternal abandonment - and how it affects both the child and the mother. With an illness hanging over them, pushing the story forward, Cardiac Arrest sheds light even in the darkest corners. 2 place on #sadstory 8/10-25 3 place on #scarlettjohansson 8/10-25

[COMPLETED] Hazel, a 10-year-old girl, lives a troubled life marked by her father's harshness and her mother's neglect. Each morning, Hazel endures verbal and physical abuse from her father, who is quick to punish her for even minor infractions. Her mother, though sympathetic, often sides with her husband, leaving Hazel feeling isolated and unloved. Despite her challenging home life, Hazel finds solace in her friendship with Rose, a classmate who lives in a loving and supportive household. Rose's family, including her famous actress mother Scarlett and comedian father Colin, offer a stark contrast to Hazel's situation. Rose, who is empathetic and caring, notices Hazel's bruises and emotional distress. When Rose invites Hazel to a movie night at her house, Hazel eagerly accepts, hoping for a brief escape from her turbulent home life. However, Hazel's attempt to go to Rose's for the weekend is thwarted when her father angrily refuses her request, furthering her sense of despair. After a particularly brutal confrontation with her father, Hazel makes a desperate plan to visit Rose despite her parents' objections. She fabricates a story about going to the library and sneaks out of her house, driven by the need to find some comfort and safety. When Hazel arrives at Rose's home, she is warmly greeted, but she struggles to hide the fear and sadness that linger beneath her brave facade. Rose and her family, recognizing the depth of Hazel's pain, resolve to support her and provide a safe space where she can begin to heal. The story highlights Hazel's bravery in the face of adversity and the profound impact of compassionate friendship and family support.

Fifteen-year-old Emerson's life has never been easy. Bullied at school, neglected at home, and weighed down by the chaos of her parents' lives, she's spent years feeling invisible and alone. When her family moves from Los Angeles to New York, Emerson hopes for a fresh start but new beginnings don't always come easy. Then she meets Scarlett, her warm, understanding neighbor, and everything begins to change. Through late-night talks, shared laughter, cookie-baking sessions, and weekend adventures, Scarlett becomes more than a friend, she becomes the mother Emerson has always needed, a guiding light in a world that has often felt dark. As Emerson navigates school, friendship, and the challenges of adolescence, she discovers that family isn't just about blood. It's about the people who see you, support you, and love you unconditionally. Emerson realizes that the bonds she's built are stronger than she ever imagined, heartfelt, enduring, and completely transformative. Lost in the darkness is a touching, heartwarming story about resilience, friendship, and the extraordinary power of chosen family.

What happens when a famous actress stumbles into an Atlanta family owned bakery? Will sparks fly? Or will it turn into a slow steamy burn between the actress and the single mom?

When comedian, Colin Jost devotes his life to raising his shy, tender-hearted daughter Vivienne, the last thing either of them expects is for their quiet routines to be interrupted by someone new. But when Colin unexpectedly reconnects with actress Scarlett Johansson, a gentle friendship slowly evolves into something deeper and Vivienne finds herself caught between fear and hope. What begins as hesitant lunches and awkward introductions soon becomes park days, movie nights, and moments of growing trust. Scarlett steps carefully into Vivienne's world, learning her anxieties, celebrating her joys, and loving her in the quiet ways that matter most. But as feelings deepen between Colin and Scarlett, Vivienne must confront old fears of being replaced and the possibility that family can grow without breaking. Across years of laughter, misunderstandings, healing, and heart-clenching tenderness, the three build something neither expected, a home full of warmth, second chances, and love that chooses you every single day.

In a world of flashing cameras, crowded premieres, and endless expectations, growing up under the shadow of greatness is never easy. Lexi has talent, ambition, and a dream but the path to success is never as simple as it seems. Between the glamour of the red carpet and the quiet moments at home, one young girl learns that every choice comes with a cost, every triumph is hard-won, and every challenge tests not just her talent, but her heart. With the support of the one person who has always believed in her, she must navigate the pressures of a demanding career, the scrutiny of the world, and the search for her own voice.

Sixteen-year-old Nova Jost has spent most of her life trying not to feel too much. Her mother's cruelty carved silence into her bones, and her absence left a hole nothing ever filled. The only person who stayed was her father, Colin, doing his best to raise a daughter who flinches at love but craves it all the same. When Colin falls for Scarlett Johansson, a woman whose warmth seems effortless, Nova's world shifts again. Scarlett has a six-year-old daughter, Rose, who still believes love is simple, who still reaches for it without fear. Now, under one roof, four hearts collide - one broken, one hopeful, one desperate, and one unsure if love can truly heal what it didn't break. Cracks in the Light is a raw and tender story about found family, the scars that don't fade, and the painful, beautiful way light seeps through even the deepest fractures. TW: abuse, panic attacks, anxiety attacks, maybe ED This is a fictional story. Nothing is true just fan-fiction.