Skylar Richardson is a 15 year old child of Apollo. She's survived the Battle of the Labyrinth, the War of Manhattan, the Siege of Camp Half Blood, and living in Gotham. But when her little brother got a scholarship to Gotham Academy and befriended Jon Kent and a reluctant Damian Wayne, her life got even weirder. Why are the Waynes always injured? On the other hand, why are the Kent boys *never* injured. And was that a new prophecy about the Mist breaking? For Apollo's sake. Can't we just get a break? (Now Complete!)

Through the eyes of 4 year old Mabel Gilliam, a story of her innocence and how she has seen more things than her age. Yet, it didn't affect her to love unconditionally and see her parents as her idols even when she shouldn't have to ask: "Daddy, why are you in prison?" Mabel is a girl who surprises most and leave them speechless with her words of simplicity that brings awe to those who listen.

How can people be so similar yet so different? How can situations be strange yet so familiar? Twins Amira and Aurora were put under the custody of their mother when they were five. So much has happened since then. But what was the worst was the loss they've experienced. The sadness one of them has felt and the pain she has endured. They live for each other. They have their contrasts and their similarities. But one thing for sure is common. Priorities. The first priority is their other half. Their twin. But what happens when the situation leads them back to their brothers who were left in their biological father's custody? What happens when they finally receive the sibling love they couldn't give each other yet they both craved? What happens when they are forced to escape their own bubbles and experience what true care and affection is? And along the way, they discover the contrasting similarities, that help them heal and discover a different kind of love yet so similar. TW: Mentions of Abuse, Death and Schizophrenia.

Pierwsza część Trylogii "Scars". Przecinek jest przystankiem - chwilą na zaczerpniecie o-d-d-e-c-h-u. Kropka jest metą - końcem, który zabiera ostatni o-d-d-e-c-h. Średnik jest znakiem interpunkcyjnym oddzielającym równorzędne fragmenty tekstu słabiej niż kropka, ale mocniej niż przecinek. Średnik jednocześnie k-o-ń-c-z-y i n-i-e k-o-ń-c-z-y zdania. Średnik jest chwilą na przystanięcie i zastanowienie się, czy to czas na definitywny koniec, czy jedynie dłuższa przerwa na nie jeden, a k-i-l-k-a o-d-d-e-c-h-ó-w. Średnik jest szansą na wznowienie wywodu, dodanie czegoś jeszcze. Średnik oznacza, że to jeszcze nie koniec. © FortunateEm 2021 Praca wspomagana przez Olgę ♥ __________________ W książce pojawiają się wulgaryzmy, seks, zaburzenia psychiczne i problemy, z którymi spotyka się coraz większa ilość osób - wchodzisz na własną odpowiedzialność.

"I'm going to fart on your pillow," Glen promised her, crossing his arms. "Do that and I'll tell Francis that you broke his lucky chain." Hayes mirrored his stance, unintimidated. "Smiley, Sunshine, ease up a bit." Hearing their voices rise, Colton stepped in. "No need to threaten each other. Besides, we like to spread love in this household, not violence." He wrapped his arms around both kids, pulling them in for a hug. "Colton," Glen groaned, struggling to escape, "Too much love bro." "Get used to it, Smiley. I have many years of hugs to make up for." ---------- Glen and Hayes, Smiley and Sunshine. Two siblings who were just kids. Kids that grew up where they only had each other to count on, to protect each other from the evils of the real world. A world where there were no hugs filled with love from annoying older brothers. Then one day, it all changed.

[[COMPLETED]] Go where your feet takes you Find what your heart looks for. No one is by your side. So the moon shall be your guide. ~•~•~ The moon was the only comfort she found, the only reassurance she could allow. The moon had shown her its soothing soft light, the only one who've seen her story. The only one who've heard of her silent cries. Elise Aubrie Winslow is a twelve year old girl. And the moon was the only thing she could rely on, the only thing she found as soothing despite the troubles she had. Nobody wanted to listen to her and so she closed her mouth for good. Nobody spared her a glance and so she was like a phantom wearing a mask to hide her screams and her quiet sorrowful wails. Nobody cared and so she learned on how to walk on her own, trying not to trip on her own two feet. Nobody understood her the way the moon did. But then she found them. And she felt like she was finally home. Like she finally knows where she truly belongs. And they stayed. They became her comfort. They became important. They became her home. Her family. Her moon. ____ Selenophilia (n) Loving the moon and finding it soothingly captivating.

Mia's life has been the same since her mother passed away three years ago. She avoided her stepfather, skipped school, hung out with friends, and went to cheer practice. Her life, however, is flipped upside down following her stepfather's death when suddenly she is thrown into a new life with seven overprotective and mysterious brothers she never know about. Secrets are kept and lies are told as they try to become a functional family. Contains: strong language

Lena just wants to be a normal high school student and worry about her high school related-issues but she can't. She's too busy trying to figure out how to earn money. Her brother is a drug addict who borrowed money from powerful mafia family now every month Lena and her mother get harassed by people who try to get that money back. In the meantime Lena is trying to find her biological family.

Brynn Kingslee has spent a third of her life protecting herself from her stepfather as fiercely as a twelve year old can. Only to find, after his death, she has seven fiercely protective older brothers who didn't realise that not only would they be protecting her from their work, but also protecting her from her past, too.