When her Mom's job requires her to move, Lily is forced to move across the U.S. and find a new belonging in Santa Carla. Her mom doesn't give two flying hells about her, so sneaking in and out to find her new friends is easy. The problem lies with her new friens however. The four vampires she manages to become friends with, who see who she is and absolutely love it. She see's who they all are too, and she loves them. It's the one who seems to hide in his silence that she comes to like though.

She's ten years old. Too young for fights. Too young for the world the Greasers live in. Sawyer Curtis is the youngest. The quiet one. The one everyone overlooks. And that's exactly how she's survived. Until one day, she doesn't. Now everything's changed-and the Curtis brothers are about to learn that keeping her safe isn't as easy as they thought.

What happens if Lucy had a daughter, instead of Michael? They move to Santa Carla, because of numerous issues, namely the divorce, but Lucy wants to give her daughter a fresh start. Aria Emerson is dealing with a traumatic past, anorexia, and then she finds the Lost Boys. They are scary to everyone else, but not to their mate. This is a different take on how Vampires would treat their mates. Title is based on the song The Promise by When in Rome

The Lost Boys - BloodyWritingPen 1987 Santa Carla, the rest of the Emerson bunch move back to where their line started, reunited with their family the Emerson's meet new people and make connections that could last forever, while the one who cares the most finds a new view on love and bonds that will last forever. ****Smut is written on page title**** Now on Ao3 with a reader pov. version--

Rosalie Randle finally gives in to meet her brother's "gang" "You can't change him baby, he's broken." Where the 'baby' of her family meets the "no good hood" thinking she can change him The outsiders fanfic inspired by S.E Hinton

When the Emerson family moves to Santa Carla, everyone expects trouble from the so-called murder capital of the world. Michael is cautious, Sam is terrified, but Michael's twin sister is nothing like her brothers. With blood-red hair that falls to her hips, bright sea-blue eyes, tattoos, and a fearless attitude, she refuses to be scared off by rumors, bikers, or the dangerous boys who rule the boardwalk at night. The Lost Boys are wild, mysterious, and dangerous, but instead of running from them, she finds herself drawn closer. David and his boys are used to people fearing them. They are not used to a girl who looks them in the eye, smirks, and refuses to back down. As secrets come out and loyalties are tested, she must decide where she truly belongs: with her family, who wants to protect her, or with the Lost Boys, who make her feel alive in a way she never has before. In this version of Santa Carla, no one dies, but everything changes.

" Vampires are supposed to be a myth, scary bedtime stories told to children"

Your entire life can change in a blink of the eye. You can either roll with it or struggle against the tide. For Mattie Emerson, the choices she makes will forever alter her relationship with the people. Originally posted on fanfiction.net, but with some minor changes.

The Lost Boys fanfiction by BloodyWritingPen A bleak out look meets vampires, a girl and her family move to Santa Clara lets just see what happens with the world of supernatural beings that walk the night. The Emerson bunch are new to Cali, specifically Santa Carla a city where the blood drinkers walk. A city where some people want to be and where some people just want to leave... . Now on AO3, Reader and OC POV avail...

Melody Emerson moves to Santa Carla California, with her family after a heart-breaking divorce and a betrayal, they moved in with their estranged. Grampa, nobody was happy about the move, but unfortunately, they had to deal with it. The first night on the boardwalk, everybody is doing their own thing, and Melody is on her own being left on the boardwalk on her own as her older brothers both did their things, and her mother was doing her own thing. They all kind of forgot about her. If you are still interested in this story and curious about what happens next, consider reading "Sweet Lies," which is the second book in this series.