Your teenage years are the best years of your life. At least that's what they say. Fifteen-year-old Macy Morgan is 'living the Los Angeles dream' after being cast in a film with some of Hollywood's most well respected actors. She's wanted this her whole life, but is quick to realise that it's nothing like she imagined. To someone looking in from the outside, Macy has it all. A wealthy family, a pretty face, good grades, a boyfriend, and the role of the lifetime. However, on the inside Macy's world is falling apart and she doesn't who she can trust, let alone how to ask for help.

(UPDATES: book is complete but taking requests for one-shots or bonus chapters) Maddie, a 17-year-old exchange student, thought she was simply signing up for a new adventure: a new country, a new school, and a chance to see the world beyond her small hometown. But when she moves in with her host family, she quickly realizes that this journey will become much more than she ever expected. As Maddie adjusts to her new surroundings, she is welcomed with open arms by a family who shows her warmth, patience, and unconditional care. Through the gentle guidance of her host mother, Maddie learns what it truly means to have a family, one built not by blood but by love. In this heartwarming story of growth, connection, and self-discovery, Maddie finds the one thing she never knew she was missing: a place to call home.

She's spent her life bouncing through foster homes, never expecting more than the next move. When a friend's mom lands her a nanny job with a warm, welcoming family, it feels like an easy break-until the child she cares for sparks a flicker of recognition she can't explain. Soon, pieces of her past begin to surface, and a shocking truth emerges: the woman who hired her may be more than an employer. The closer she gets to the family, the closer she comes to uncovering the life she was meant to have... and the secrets that kept them apart.

Finally accepting that her long term relationship with Carina is the best thing yet to happen to her. Captain Maya Bishop comes across the big next challenge in her life on a call to a house fire in the form of a 6 year old girl.

Past can disrupt future. It can haunt, scare, and steal. When Charli gets offered the opportunity to reignite her passion, all she can hope for is that her future is no longer haunted, scared by, and most importantly, stolen from by her past, to allow her to embrace what life has to offer, through football.

You are 15 years old and suffer from ptsd. You went through a traumatic childhood. 4 years ago you were finally taken away from your family and landed into an orphanage. Even there the people are making your life like a living hell. You lost all your hope because who wants to adopt a teenager. Your life changed all of a sudden, when the famous Scarlett Johansson stepped into the orphanage.

(Adopted by Scarlett Johansson) «I promise you, Cora... that you're gonna fly and reach higher than the stars» Cora Maddix? Who's Cora Maddix? I didn't know who I was... correction: I don't know who I am. But to the world I'm an artist, a girl who makes music and loves to perform; still, I feel like an orphan, living in a country I don't belong to, with no friends or family to rely on. Cora Maddix is... alone. Cora Maddix is teenager who wants to live like one, like a real, standard teenager that goes to school; she wants to have a family, she wants everything to fade away, but she also wants to shine. Cora Maddix wants to fly and reach higher than the stars. I'm Cora Maddix. And I promise I'm gonna fly... and reach higher than the stars.

(Adopted by Scarlett Johansson) 𝓘𝓿𝔂 𝓡𝓸𝔀𝓮 is not a normal child living a normal childhood, the amount of medals and trophies she has won is unbelievable, just like the amount of hours she spends practicing in the studio with her sister and coach. She's the favourite dancer in the team. She wants to be the best. She wants to prove Miss Steele she's not weak. She wants to be perfect so no one else can replace her. 𝓔𝓵𝓵𝓪 𝓡𝓸𝔀𝓮 is not a normal child living a normal childhood: she's a shadow, always a step behind her sister, one less medal, one less trophy, one less everything. But she's also the favourite. She's cute, she can dance, she's little; she doesn't know what she want, but she's sure outshining her sister is not in her wish list. When Scarlett comes into their lives and shows them that dancing isn't everything, it seems that both sisters can find a meaning to the word "freedom."

Meet Sophie. She's 15 with ME/CFS and her idols are Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen. This story contains Age Regression and a lot of trauma: mentions of rape, self harm, suicide, suicide attempts and possibly more. This is the Trigger Warning, if you do not feel comfortable with these topics please do not read. Please let me know if there are any mistakes or pictures missing and comment any oppinions and thoughts! There's an average 2,000 words per chapter. I wrote this on Samsung Notes where there is no word counter, i just did 19 pages, no i can not make it shorter or longer now. Enjoy! THIS IS AN AGE REGRESSION STORY, NOT MDLG OR BDSM, YOU WILL BE BLOCKED IF ITS ADDED TO THOSE LISTS!

Charlotte Jones is only thirteen, but she has spent most of her life protecting the one person who matters most, her little sister Eloise. After growing up with a mother struggling with addiction, an absent father, and being moved in and out of care, the girls were eventually left at an orphanage when Eloise was just one year old. Now Charlotte does everything she can to keep Eloise safe. Sweet, shy four year old Eloise hides behind her big sister, believing in fairies, flowers, and the stories Charlotte reads to her at night. Their bond is the only thing that makes the orphanage feel a little less lonely. When the girls unexpectedly meet actress Elizabeth Olsen, their lives slowly begin to change. But Charlotte has built her walls high, and trusting someone with her sister's heart is the hardest thing she has ever had to do. All she has ever wanted is a real family. The question is if she will be brave enough to let one in.