After heartbreak, it's hard to give anyone the key to your heart again. Prime footballer, Hero's heart has already been broken once but not in the way that usually springs to mind. No cheating, no hatred. Something much worse. But the things that helped him through, his daughter, his family and his fans. When answering his fan mail - as always - a surprise is left for him from an unsuspecting Josephine. What will her surprise for Hero lead to...? DISCLAIMER: THIS IS PURELY A WORK OF FICTION. THE RAMBLINGS OF MY IMAGINATION WITH NO MAL-INTENT TOWARDS THOSE PERSONS DEPICTED OR MENTIONED.

Hero Fiennes Tiffin is a humble police officer who is born and raised in London. At twenty-three, he is in the prime of his life, having a full-time job, a great group of friends, and a nice apartment just outside of London. His life is calm and collected, but then one night at work changes everything. ✳TRIGGER WARNING✳ Will involve mental and sexual abuse as well as other trauma.

Just when things are looking up for Josephine, she is forced to find herself a new place to live. And searching for an affordable place in London is quite the task. She knows what she wants, and more importantly, what she doesn't want, and that doesn't make things easier. When she stumbles upon a seemingly perfect room, she is convinced everything will be alright. But then she meets the all-London guys that are looking for a roommate.

Hero and Josephine. When they were sixteen, they were the perfect couple. Two teenagers, madly in love with each other, and envied by other teenagers that wanted love too. It lasted three years before Josephine left South London and returned to Australia. But now, almost five years later, she realizes that South London will always be her home.

SEQUEL TO MY GIFT TO YOU. After the events of My Gift To You, Josephine's memory files away the two people who she loves the most, Hero and their Daughter, Willow. With the new challenge of parenthood looming, it's up to Hero to help her remember everything they've shared over the years, including crossing that invisible boundary they avoided for so long. Will Jo remember everything they shared? Only time will tell. DISCLAIMER: THIS IS PURELY A WORK OF FICTION. THE RAMBLINGS OF MY IMAGINATION WITH NO MAL-INTENT TOWARDS THOSE PERSONS DEPICTED OR MENTIONED.

Hero and Josephine have always been the best of friends ever since they were five. Despite what people have said over the years, they've never been anything else to one another other than best friends and have always been careful to avoid the topics of sex and being in a relationship. When Josephine gets some news about her fertility future, she's not prepared for how Hero is willing to help her. Will this be the 'something' both of them needed to show just how perfect they are for one another? DISCLAIMER: THIS IS PURELY A WORK OF FICTION. THE RAMBLINGS OF MY IMAGINATION WITH NO MAL-INTENT TOWARDS THOSE PERSONS DEPICTED OR MENTIONED.

COMING OUT 2021

"I shouldn't have let you go" I whispered slowly. "But you came back" she touched my shoulder. "And now..." "And now what?" I yelled. At least I think I did. "I can't save you. I can't save you like Kate saved Matt" my thoughts immediately ran to Cameron. "Because you are already saved" He can't hear a thing. But he doesn't care. All he cares about is to hear her, her voice and the little waves in it. He wants to hear her loud and clear. However, the sound of his heart breaking is so much louder than her.

"Why are you looking at my lips like that?" I decided to be straight forward and ask him. He were still swaying back and forth at the soft music. "So I can understand what you're saying" his voice was raspy, his face dazzed. He came closer rubbing his forehead to mine. "But I'm not talking" Everything went upside down when Josephine Langford moved to London fore her serior year in high school. From the first day eyes were stuck on her as well as a name: "rebel" By cutting her long private school skirt on the first day of school standing up for her rights another name stuck to her: "slut" She lived by those names, not caring if people knew that they weren't true. She knew who she was and that was enough. But when she met Hero, a mysterious quiet kid, who only read books, had always his headphones on and was obssessed with waves, another name stuck to her: "The deaf kid's protector" And that time she decided to pay attention to that name and actually act on it.

How easy is it to fake being in love? Surprisingly, easier than you think. Hitting rock bottom, Josephine thinks why not? Wanting a bit of something different, Hero jumps at the offer. But what happens when faking becomes reality? What happens when real feelings come into the mix? And how difficult will it be to fool, the truth-tellers, the traitors and the viewers?