Tadgh lynch and Bethany Gibson promised to be best friends forever. Until trauma hit the both of them and drifted apart.

Imogen was everything Joey wasn't, soft, sweet, rich. They were two worlds apart. His life was a mess of abuse, addiction, and trust issues. He didn't have time for a relationship. And she was starting to find happiness away from her past. It would never work. Or at least it shouldn't. So why couldn't he stay away from the girl plastered in pink with a sparkle too bright to ignore. Joey Lynch x OC

✯᯽❁☆ In which Gracelyn Monroe has always loved Johnny Kavanagh, but he never returns the feelings. Until he does. best friends brother trope Johnny Kavanagh x fem oc I do not own the boys of tommen series or any of the characters except Adeline, Grace and Declan. All rights go to Chloe Walsh.

✔︎ remeber when your lost in the darkness - look for the light. ✵

Longing for someone who only sees you in hindsight. Gerard Gibson x Fem!Oc BINDING 13⸻ADORING 13 CAUTION WARNING! Mentions of s/a, abuse, rape. Involves cursing, physical violence, neglect etc etc.

Boys like Johnny Kavanagh - steady, talented, adored - don't look twice at girls like me. Girls who take medication with breakfast. Girls who have to track their moods in a notebook. Girls who get tired for no reason. Girls who feel everything too much or nothing at all. And I know better than to imagine someone like him ever stepping into my orbit. He's a big deal, around Tommen, around Ireland. And I'm just... me. Quiet. Careful. Trying. Always trying. Boys of Tommen AU

𝐋𝐞𝐱𝐢 𝐁𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐬 was sent to juvie at the age of 12, forced into adulthood six years too soon. She moves through the world, having seen things that would make war veterans queasy. One of the most hated and polarising characters in Cork, yet Biggs does not give two fucks. To an outsider's eye, Lex has it all: the confidence, the smarts, and an easy approach to life. Getting whatever and whoever she wants whenever she wants. It's not until Lexi is thrust out of the compounds of Juvie that her charismatic, self-assured mask is tested by a small redhead. 𝐊𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐭 is the perfect girlfriend, perfect friend and perfect student. Her boyfriend's cousin Lexi Biggs randomly shows up, acting as a cog in her well-oiled machine. No matter where she goes, Lexi is always there, watching, disrupting. As time passes, so does Katie's hatered for the clog in her machine... Although you know what they say, there is a very fine line between love and hate.... Katie Wilmot x FemOC Ballylagin, Ireland, 2004-2006

Four years ago, Evelyn Kavanagh left Ireland behind for a prestigious ballet school in London with one goal: dance professionally. Now she's back in Cork with a career-ending injury, two overpacked suitcases, and absolutely no idea who she is without ballet. At Tommen College, everyone already knows her name. Johnny Kavanagh's little sister. The ballerina. The girl who disappeared to London. Evie has no interest in being anyone's tragic story. She's still loud, chaotic, flirtatious, and far too good at pretending she's fine. But rebuilding a life she never planned to return to is harder than expected-especially when it means reconnecting with the people she left behind. Including Gerard 'Gibsie' Gibson. Four years ago, Gibsie only knew Evie as Johnny's annoying little sister. Now she's somehow become the funniest person in every room-and the one person he can't stop thinking about. But Evie's still figuring out who she is beyond the dream she lost, and Gibsie has always hidden more behind his jokes than anyone realises. Between rugby matches, late-night baking, school chaos, and the kind of friendship that slowly becomes something more, Evie and Gibsie might just help each other heal in ways neither of them expected. If they can stop driving each other insane first.