Autumn is a 24 year old woman who works at a world wide company called empire rising. She's been working for this company for a few months and has always kept to herself. She seeks comfort in the little things. Age regression has always been apart of her life that keeps her afloat, helps her through tough times but she needs to keep it hidden. Everything can go wrong. Everything will crumble if people find out. But what if that's not the case? What happens if theres someone who can provide the comfort she's been searching for? Please be aware this is age regression and not a fetish.

'She ran her hand down my thigh, I shivered at the touch of her cold fingertips. She leaned down with a mischievous grin on her face. "You gonna be a good girl for me hm?" She whispered in my ear. I soon felt her lips, kissing down my neck while her hand slipped closer to my parts. I moaned softly and grabbed her hand trying to get her to touch where I wanted most. She snatched her hand away and chuckled. "Be patient my love, you'll get it soon." She gently rubbed over my clothed area continuing to kiss my neck leaving her lipstick behind. "My love, you truly are my everything." Soon I felt her teeth sink into me.'

Emily set her sights on you the second she saw you across the briefing room at the FBI headquarters. Fresh from the academy, she picks you to join the elite BAU. Emily wants to mould you to be the perfect agent for her team and the perfect submissive for her bedroom.

You recently move to New York... joining the SVU crew.....

Olivia Benson x Reader | WLW| AGE GAP| CAPTAIN x DETECTIVE | Read to find what the story is about! Warnings: Violence Talks of Sexual assault Physical Assault and Abuse Mental Health topics Kidnapping Death Smut (later chapters) PTSD

There were years when Emily Prentiss knew exactly how to keep you alive. Then there were years when she didn't know you at all. Four years after your relationship ended, Emily comes back with an offer neither of you expected: return to Quantico to help the team hunt down a network of killers born from the pandemic. What starts as a favour to an old lover quickly spirals out of control and the two of you soon realise that untangling a network of serial killers would prove easier than untangling the knots left behind when you split. While Emily learned to make room for more than her work, you learned to live on less than you needed. But is healing the same thing as coming home?

Fawn, the quiet assistant of the Duke, accompanies him during a trade visit to Castle Dimitrescu. Small, polite, and visibly vulnerable especially with her paralyzed arm she immediately catches the attention of Lady Dimitrescu and her daughters. At first, the daughters treat the girl as little more than entertainment, testing her obedience, patience, and composure. They expect fear, resistance, or defiance but Fawn gives none. Instead, she responds with quiet respect and unwavering politeness, even when frightened. Lady Dimitrescu watches carefully. Beneath the girl's calm demeanor she senses something deeper: trauma, discipline, and a strange fragility that refuses to break. As the Duke's visits continue, Fawn spends more time inside the castle. Slowly, the daughters' curiosity turns into protectiveness, though they would never admit it aloud.

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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.

'I always thought that what you give, you get. That somehow if I gave so much to the world, helping those who were in need, those who were having a bad day or those in a tough situation that appreciation and help might just come back to me. My whole life has been give, give, give. Now I'm starting to think I'll never get.' In a world where all is meant to be