An eighteen year old girl named Ariel finds herself in a tough position. Just like any other day she goes to the same old job, talking to only one person until one day she realizes she may be closer to that person than she thought.

She didn't cry when they opened the door. She just stood there, fingers locked around the strap of her bag, eyes already searching for the nearest exit. Sienna and Harlow have been on the waiting list for a little for years, when they get a call about a little girl. Lila has been from home to home due to behavioural and other problems. The two desperately want to bond with her after years of emptyness, but must work through hidden issues first. _______ ________ ________ ________ _______ Warning! : This book contains age regression, used by the main character Lila as a coping mechanism. This book will contain mental health issues, sensitive and mature contents. Please, click off if you don't think this is for you.

Adela Azer, and Rhys Azer found out they weren't able to have kids just a few years ago, after many failed attempts, miscarriages, one so far along she ended up having a still birth. So instead they talked and decided to spend the next couple of years getting their foster and adoption license. That's how they meet 12 year old Andrew James. He however is very different from kids his age, on his tippy toes he is approximately, 2'9. Due to a rare condition called IGAS, he will forever look like a 2 year old. This story will involve age regression, if it's not your cup of tea, well then don't read

A GIRL AGE 15 GETS A BIG SURPISE

Lucy 17yrs old. On the run with nothing but a bag of stolen goods and a scary past. She's run from city to city trying to survive but what happens when her journey shifts? Two queens. One little. All three want peace. Love. But are they ready to truly surrender their own walls? Will they be fearful of their own future? Or will they come together with love. Trust. And a bit of magic?

After spending years alone, Charlotte a young vampire abandoned after she was turned, enrolls to Forks High School and quickly realizes she isn't the only vampire in town. Drawn into the orbit of the Cullen family, Charlotte finds herself navigating something far more unfamiliar than vampirism, people who genuinely care about her. While Alice welcomes her, Carlisle offers guidance, and the rest of the Cullens slowly become part of her life, it is Rosalie and Emmett who take on the most important roles. As Rosalie's guarded concern and Emmett's easygoing support begin breaking through Charlotte's carefully built independence, she is forced to confront a truth she's spent her entire life avoiding, she has never had a family and for the first time, she might be finding one.

The Quiet Struggle follows the poignant and emotional journey of Katherine "Kat" Greene, a once-vibrant teenage girl whose life is forever altered after a devastating car accident. Left with severe brain damage, Kat wakes up in the hospital with little memory of her past and a future she cannot comprehend. Struggling to piece together the fragments of who she once was, she faces a world where even the simplest tasks are now overwhelming challenges. Unable to control her body, Kat is forced to rely on others for care. She wears diapers and needs assistance with basic tasks-her body and mind no longer in sync. Her speech is fragmented, her thoughts a jumble of confusion and frustration. Once independent, Kat is now like a child in an adult's body, seeking answers to questions she can't even fully express. As she navigates this new reality, Kat's emotional journey becomes one of quiet resilience. Through the compassion of her devoted mother, who remains by her side, and the support of her caregivers, Kat begins to find small moments of hope, discovering that despite her challenges, there is still a spark within her-a will to connect, to heal, and to reclaim a sense of herself. In this intimate and heart-wrenching exploration of identity, memory, and the power of human connection, The Quiet Struggle invites readers into the mind of a girl fighting to find her place in a world that feels both familiar and foreign. Through Kat's eyes, we learn that strength doesn't always come in loud victories, but in the quiet determination to keep going, one small step at a time.

Marigold never meant to get caught. One stolen bread roll, one furious guard, and suddenly she's locked in the most beautiful castle she's ever seen - waiting to face a queen she never expected to be kind. Queen Seraphine and Queen Rosalind rule their kingdom with steady hands and even steadier hearts. When the tiny thief kneels before their throne - wide-eyed, trembling, clutching her stolen roll - they don't see a criminal. They see something that makes their chests ache in a way neither can quite name. One trial becomes one night in the castle. One night becomes a nursery painted in stars. And Marigold - who has never known softness - slips into a headspace so small and sweet she wonders if she ever wants to grow up at all. 🍼 Babytalk. Pacifiers. Bottle feeding. Nursery days. Cuddles and carry. A little who stays little - and two queens who wouldn't have it any other way. 💕

4 college students living under one apartment. Stella and Camila are a couple, Riley goes little sometimes, what happens when Ivy starts to go little too? With doubts her best friends won't love her anymore without knowing it's all the couple ever wanted. Now navigating life with 2 littles, how could life get more chaotic. Until all 4 girls started realising, they had feelings for each other. More than best friends. This is their story, messy, complicated, confusing at times, but full of love. This is an age regression story, please bare that in mind!

A gothic story set in Castle Dimitrescu about a young girl who travels with a seamstress to a remote castle for work. What starts as a simple stay turns tense and overwhelming as the castle proves to be huge, eerie, and full of things no one talks about. The girl struggles with fear and feeling out of place, and sometimes slips into younger, regressed states when things become too much for her. She's not really understood by anyone there at first. Lady Dimitrescu, the castle's strict and intimidating owner, isn't the type to care for guests-but she notices more than she lets on. Over time, things slowly shift as the castle stops feeling quite as cold, and something like reluctant protection starts to form.