Winn Schott had never been very lucky in love. His first girlfriend had dumped him to go out with someone taller; a later girlfriend only wanted to hear horror stories about his father, and currently he was battling with a blooming crush on his best friend. Little did Winn know that love seemed to have a new plan for him. And, in quite a clichéd turn of events, it all started in a coffee shop. I own nothing in Supergirl so credit goes to the respective owner; as does the picture credit, I just editted it.

Rose Parker has spent her whole life in chaos. After a year of traveling, Rose has come home to Central City. She wants to break down her walls and open herself up. And life will help her. By helping her and her friends become heroes. Believe in the Impossible is featured in the 'Scarlet Witch' section for #ProjectSuper I own nothing related to the CW or DC Comics Completed on: May 8, 2016

[On Hold; being rewritten, will link to when posted] Dick Grayson had grown up as the Boy Wonder, and yet when he finally left the job he found himself seeking something. He tried University, tried travelling, tried getting a job. But none of it felt right to him. And yet a little holiday away from the harsh streets of Blüdhaven appears to be all he and his friends needed to clear their heads. But since when has holidaying ever been so simple for a vigilante? I own nothing in Nightwing, The Flash or Supergirl so credit goes to the respective owners; as does the picture credit, I just editted it.

Following the death of her friends, Rose Parker is trying to pick up what little pieces are left behind. On the day of Eddie Thawne's funeral, an old friend returns with a letter addressed to her from her father. The path she chooses will change her life: for better or for worse. This is the sequel to 'Believe in the Impossible' I own nothing related to the CW or DC Comics or any of the legends and shows pertaining to the figure of King Arthur and his court Completed on: November 27, 2016

[On Hold] When the Cobalt family moved back to Beacon Hills Renée was certain that the only thing she'd have to worry about her friends finding out was her inability to deal with the lockers. But, as her friends get dragged into the life that she herself has known for so long, will she be able to keep them safe, or will she learn that sometimes there are things you can't protect people from? I own nothing in Teen Wolf so credit goes to the respective owner; as does the picture credit, I just editted it.

It has been six months since Rose left Central City to meet her family and resurrect King Arthur. Now she's back, hardened by another betrayal and the death of the little sister she only just met. She is questioning her future and her identity as she returns to her beloved home. Does she continue to fight alongside The Flash as Hecate, hero to Central City? Or does she give into the darker side that is trying to claw its way to the surface? There is only one direction for her to go to find out and that is forward. Will be updated every two weeks I own nothing related to the CW's or DC Comics The Flash

With the line that Sophia walks becoming even more uncertain she needs to pick a pathway, and fast. But things in National City are never that straightforward, and when things from the past begin to rear their ugly heads will she chose the path of heroism or criminality to escape them? /A/N: Just ot let you know this is going to stray a little further into the realms of Sophia's story so I might have less or Winn's narrative parts in it. Still trying to get used to the new narrative style so please bear with me. Sorry about that. I own nothing in Supergirl so credit goes to the respective owners for that; as does the picture credit, I just editted it./

Here are one shots of "Believe in the Impossible," my Flash fanfiction.

Just a collection of one shots that surround the Laverna family, their gang (and maybe some other OCs from my Supergirl fanfiction). Updated every other week, running up to when I will post book two: Pathways.

Lexie Prince has been through hell and back. With her aunt finally settling in back home, Lexie is ready to experience a sense of normal she hasn't seen in years. The howl of a lone wolf the night winter break ends should have been her first clue that there was no such thing as normal for her. I own nothing related to Teen Wolf, only the original characters and their stories. Rated Mature in case of language use