Sequel to The Shooting. (Based on season 4) After Callie admitted to having sex with Brandon to her mothers tension begins to rise. The family must understand their relationship by learning about their past and present through tearful interrogations and heated fights. Will Brandon and Callie finally get the chance to be together? or will the reality of their situation pull them apart again.

I have the attention span of a child so for now I'm going to stick to writing shorts for our favs.

Spoiler Warning: Callie and Brandon after the adoption takes place. How she discovers her love for every member of her family and why it's so different from the way she feels about Brandon. How long can they keep what happened a secret and what will be the aftermath? How he feels about Callie? Is he able to just be her brother? Is he willing to wait a year so he can be with her or will it never be ok? Can anything break them apart? Told from both Callie's and Brandon's POV.

In a bind of events, Callie and Brandon find themselves threatening to ruin everything for their family on one fateful night that confronts Callie's chances of getting adopted. In the following weeks, Callie goes into hiding with Jesus, who has guiltlessly been kicked out of boarding school, one of the Fosters finds themselves in the hospital, fighting for their life, and Brandon and Callie's relationship is no longer forbidden at home. But when Brandon is caught in a fleeting, unfaithful moment, the Adams-Fosters find their family facing trials and deliverances that could break all of them, leading up to the day of Callie's adoption, which could be destroyed with One. Single. Phone call.

An alternate universe in which being 'star crossed lovers' is a much bigger deal. " They say when the stars align you with the person you're supposed to be with the bond is so strongly knit that you literally can't even live without them. I always thought the people who said that were being over dramatic, until - well... "

(Based after the season 3 finale) Anchor Beach is no longer a safe place to be. When kind, charming Nick becomes an unstable shooter with a desire to harm begins to walk the halls, he becomes unpredictable. Students and teachers fear for their lives as the boy searches the school. Guns pointed at heads, screams echoing down the halls. Who will survive 'The Shooting' (Cue dramatic music)