For sixteen years, Amelie Grace Benson-Stabler has grown up surrounded by detectives, police officers, and the family found within the walls of Special Victims Unit. As the daughter of Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler, she's learned how to read people, trust her instincts, and stand her ground. To the squad, she's more than the captain's daughter-she's family. When a seemingly ordinary day ends with Amelie vanishing without a trace, the unthinkable becomes reality. What begins as a missing-person investigation quickly turns into the most personal case Olivia and Elliot have ever faced. As every available detective works around the clock to find her, buried secrets, hidden obsessions, and a carefully planned abduction begin to surface. With each passing hour, hope and fear collide as the squad races against time to bring Amelie home. But Amelie Benson-Stabler is not helpless. Trapped by a captor who has spent months watching her, she must rely on everything her parents taught her-her intelligence, courage, and determination-to survive. While Olivia and Elliot follow every lead across New York City, Amelie is fighting her own battle, leaving clues and refusing to give up, no matter how impossible the situation seems. As the investigation intensifies, the lines between detective and parent begin to blur. Olivia Benson has spent her career helping families find justice. Elliot Stabler has spent his life protecting the people he loves. Now, for the first time, the person they need to save most is their own daughter. In a city filled with millions of people, one family will discover just how far they're willing to go for each other. A gripping SVU-inspired thriller filled with suspense, family, loyalty, heartbreak, and hope, The Daughter They Took follows the case that changes the Benson-Stabler family forever-and proves that some fights are never just another job.

~Completed~ *being edited* Im jamie Reagans daughter learn my life, we go through my childhood to teen years and how I meet my future love in the one and only Windy City, Chicago is where I find my love in the intelligence unit Check out Chicago's kids the sequal Voting is appreciated Chicago PD comes in, in chapter 9 Don't plagerise my work #1 on Frankreagan, DannyReagan, lindareagan and seanroman #2 on hankvoight #5 on Chicagopd

Claire Reagan has spent most of her life in the shadows-running from the pain of her mother's betrayal, her stepfather's cruelty, and the haunting loss of a father she barely remembers. At just fifteen years old, she's been living on the streets of New York City, hiding from the world and from the family she fears won't want her. But one fateful night changes everything. When Claire throws herself in front of an assassin's bullet meant for NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan, her secret can no longer stay buried. She's not just a nameless street kid-she's a Reagan. Michael Reagan's daughter. As the truth comes to light, the Reagan family must face old wounds and new bonds. Can Claire find a place at their table after so many years alone, or will the scars of her past prove too heavy to heal? A story of family, second chances, and the unbreakable ties of blood.

After a shooting in Manhattan leaves fifteen-year-old Bridget Reagan fighting for her life, the Reagan family is forced to confront something they can't fix with badges or authority. As she struggles with pain, loss, and a future she never planned for, Bridget begins to unravel-revealing secrets she never meant anyone to see. And while Danny Reagan searches for the people responsible, the real battle is happening in a hospital room-where strength doesn't look the way it used to.

After years of being missing, 15-year-old Harper Reagan is finally home. But the trauma she endured leaves deep scars-physical, emotional, and spiritual. As the Reagan family struggles to reconnect and protect their daughter, Harper faces nightmares, fear, and the painful journey of trusting again. Between her love for ballet, her instinctive strength from boxing, and the steady support of her family and faith, Harper must navigate survival, forgiveness, and the fragile path back to normalcy.

The Reagans have always stood for strength, justice, and family - but for sixteen-year-old Natalie Reagan, those words feel more distant than ever. With a Marine father preparing for deployment and a mother buried in courtroom battles, Natalie's quiet voice often gets lost in the noise. When tragedy strikes her school, the family's world is shaken to its core. As Natalie fights for her life, the Reagans are forced to confront what it truly means to protect their own - not with badges or uniforms, but with love that's been too long unspoken.

After she tragically loses her mother, Cassie turns to street fighting-but she soon learns that the biggest fights happen outside the ring. ***** Seventeen-year-old Cassandra Haynes has never been one to follow the rules. Constantly on the brink of expulsion at school, she doesn't care what anyone thinks about her. But when tragedy strikes and she is left alone to care for her little sister, Cassie needs to find a way to survive and quick. Without telling a single soul, she moves to the next city over and turns to the only thing she knows--the illegal sport of street fighting. As her fights get grittier and more dangerous, Cassie finds out that there are even more people out for her blood. She'll do anything to protect her little sister and some people are about to learn the hard way. Content and/or Trigger Warning: attempted suicide in Chapter 2. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Link to the sequel - https://www.wattpad.com/story/29778845-the-mystery-fighter-ii Cover designed by Ren T

After years in the foster system, fifteen-year-old Katherine "Kate" Sullivan finds herself in the care of Joe Reagan. Silent, observant, and guarded, Kate has learned to expect nothing-and trust even less. But the Reagan family isn't like any home she's known. Through quiet Sunday dinners, subtle gestures, and the patience of those who refuse to give up on her, Kate begins to discover what stability, safety, and family can feel like. One careful step at a time, she learns that being seen doesn't have to be frightening-and that trust, once earned, can be life-changing. This fanfiction deals with heavy themes, including trauma, sexual assault, and self-harm. These topics are treated with care, but they may be triggering for some readers. Please take care of yourself if you choose to read this work.

Ivy Foster, the twin sister of Brandon, has always kept her struggles hidden behind a quiet exterior. But beneath the surface, she's grappling with PTSD, anxiety, and depression, left in the wake of a traumatic past. As she watches her foster siblings, Callie and Jude, navigate their own hardships, Ivy begins to feel the weight of her own unspoken pain more than ever. With her family-particularly her mother Stef-reaching out in different ways, Ivy is slowly pushed toward confronting the trauma she's spent years trying to outrun. While music becomes her solace, it's not enough to drown out the noise in her head. With the support of her parents and siblings, Ivy begins a long, slow journey of healing, learning to trust and open up along the way. Short imagines for my OC from this story can be found in my book 𝙒𝙄𝙉𝙂𝙎 「multifandom imagines」 ------ RANKINGS: ------ #1 in marianaadamsfoster - 10/04/25 #1 in judejacob - 19/04/25 #2 in steffoster - 19/04/25

❝Alia, I wanna try again. You and me. I've been thinking about you crazy and if we don't date I might just bust a gut.❞ ❝Well I don't want you to hurt yourself.❞ Alia smirked, leaning in. Aaliyah Mendoza was Jesus's first real love-bright, artistic, and full of fire. But just as their connection began to deepen, Alia was abruptly pulled out of his life when her conservative parents forced her to move away, fearing her growing bond with the Foster family and Jesus's influence. What they didn't know was that the two never really stopped talking. For months, Jesus and Aaliyah have secretly stayed in touch through late-night phone calls, private texts, and heartfelt video chats. So when Aaliyah suddenly returns to town for her sophomore year-enrolling at Anchor Beach-Jesus sees it as their second chance. He's ready to pick up where they left off, only this time, he's determined to make it real: no more sneaking around, no more hiding. But love the second time around isn't so simple. Aaliyah's home life is still tense, and her parents have strict expectations. Jesus is still recovering from his traumatic brain injury, struggling with impulse control, anger, and frustration-things he tries to hide from her. Mariana is suspicious, Stef and Lena are cautious, and Emma isn't exactly thrilled that Aaliyah back in the picture. As the past crashes into the present, Aaliyah must decide if their love can survive the complications that drove them apart in the first place. Can they build something lasting-or is this reunion just a beautiful mistake?