Lightning is unpredictable. You never know when it's coming or where it's going to hit. It's quick, yet leaves it's mark wherever it hits. Ezra Malik was a seventeen year old trying to make his mark in the boxing world. His father, Zayn Malik, being the forever champion of the wold in boxing made it hard. He wanted to be seen as more than just the son of The Fighter. Will he make his own name or will he just be viewed as an entitled child? Will he prove that lightning never strikes twice?

(Sequel to The Fighter) You can take the fighter out of the fight, but you can't take fight out of the fighter. Niall was a happy, stay at home father of two. He loved the big house they had gotten, but mostly he loved his little family that was in it. Zayn's boxing gym had been a good enough job to keep him busy because he was much too young to retire, even though he had the money to. He still loved to fight, but he loved just a simple match between him and his best friend. Is the life Zayn is living going to be enough? Will there be opportunities that can't be turned down? Will it be the fight to end all fights?

When there's a problem in your way, use your fists. That's all Zayn Malik has known his whole life. He was from the poorest and roughest end of Bradford, being brought up without parents or even food in his stomach. This was what made him to be the man that solved everything with his fist and a little bit of heart. Niall Horan was a typical everyday guy. Sure, he was shy and didn't really get to know many people, but he was a good person once you got through his shell. He was unique in many ways, but one way was going to be life changing for him and someone else. Both are very unique people. One is a lover and the other is a fighter. When these qualities mix, will it be for the best of both worlds? Is this problem going to be too hard to solve with a fist by the fighter?

Harry runs the police station's K-9 unit and Louis is a single father to a newborn and has a few things to figure out. Or Harry and Louis with puppies and babies