After an unfortunate incident happened to her parents, Shota Aizawa took in Y/n L/n due to the fact that he was best friends with her mom. A new life awaits her, new people, and most interesting one of all: Katsuki Bakugou. Transferring to a new school stirred up a new feeling inside her. Excitement. What starts off as bickering and arguing, the two grow fond of each other and it's only a matter of time before one thing leads to another. It's always something new with him and because of that, Y/n grows attached. However, her past begins to catch up to her, taking a turn for the worst. - I do not own any of these characters besides Y/n. All characters belong to Kohei Horikoshi. Started: 12/31/2020 Completed: 3/11/2021

❝I'll follow you anywhere, Connor. Well, as long as it's not like...on another continent or something. ❞ [Road trip AU] In which Connor commemorates Hank's death by running for the hills, or, more specifically, a diner in the middle of nowhere. That place just happens to be where you are working. Warning! Contains foul language. Disclaimer! All characters appearing in this story are owned by David Cage and the creators of Detroit: Become Human, with the exception of original characters and the Reader. I take full credit for this book's storyline. Cover edited by me.

(Y/N) is a detective for the Detroit Police Department. She had been partnered with Lt Hank Anderson for a few years now and she considers him as a father figure. Soon, the duo then suddenly become a trio when Cyberlife sends an android, Connor, to help the two with cases about deviants. As time passes, (y/n) begins to fall for Connor but she knows that since he is an android; he would never reciprocate those feelings back to her. Unbeknownst to her, Connor does start to feel something everytime he is around her but he doesn't understand it. As the rise of deviants grows, Connor and (y/n) must decide what side they serve....side with the deviants to free the androids and let them have equal rights or side with humans and take down all deviants.

Toby didn't like to talk to people or look them in the eye. He didn't need friends. Or did he? Shipped off to summer camp, Toby had more new things to get used to than he could deal with. Could his cabinmate, Noah, offer the support he so desperately needed?