In Forks, rumors spread faster than the rain. I just happen to know exactly where to start them. They think I'm the villain in their story. Maybe I am. But Quil Ateara has never looked at me like I needed saving.

This story begins with Conrad in California, detached and disciplined, carrying the familiar weight of being the responsible one-the son who absorbed pressure, grief, and expectation until love felt indistinguishable from obligation. He is older now, sharper, angrier, and more self-aware, but still haunted by his past: his mother's death, his father's failures, and the wreckage left behind with Belly and Jeremiah. Everything fractures the night he meets Valeriya-brilliant, commanding, emotionally guarded, and immediately unreadable. Their connection is instant and volatile, built on challenge rather than comfort. Valeriya doesn't soften Conrad; she exposes him. She calls him out, refuses to be managed, and meets his intensity with her own. What starts as mutual fascination quickly spirals into something obsessive, physical, and deeply binding. Their relationship becomes the emotional center of the story: fierce loyalty, constant proximity, and an intimacy that is not gentle but deliberate. They move fast-not recklessly, but with certainty-building a shared life that feels private and impenetrable. Sex becomes routine, grounding, and expressive rather than impulsive; domesticity becomes just as charged as conflict. Conrad finds himself choosing her again and again-not out of duty, but desire. But as their bond deepens, the past fights back.

The night Elena Gilbert's car sank into Wickery Bridge, the girl she used to be drowned with it. Left behind is someone sharper, quieter, and shadowed by half-remembered faces and voices that aren't hers. As summer bleeds into fall, she rebuilds her family and her friendships-unaware that a dangerous stranger is about to enter her world. Niklaus Mikaelson doesn't believe in fate. But he'll make an exception for the girl who shouldn't feel like home. Self-Insert Elena x Niklaus Mikaelson

"I didn't think I'd ever let someone this close again... and then you moved in next door." After leaving Cousins behind, Conrad Fisher buries himself in pre-med at Stanford, determined to live with his walls high and his heart closed. But when Amelia Harrington, a Londoner with a soft laugh and a sharp mind, moves in next door, the small gestures between them begin to unravel the silence he's wrapped himself in and Conrad must decide if he's ready to let someone in again. A story about healing, friendship, and finding love where you least expect it. Conrad Fisher x OC Starts Post Season 2

Here I was, convinced that love was something I'd never allow myself to fall into. I truly believed it was a waste of time and energy-an illusion that left people empty. I had seen too many women become love-drunk, so wrapped up in someone else that they forgot who they were. I promised myself I would never be like that. I swore I wouldn't walk the same path my mother did, a path that led straight to self-destruction. But then I saw you. You stood there, glowing with a light so fierce it was almost blinding. You shone so brightly that I swore if I reached out to touch you, I'd burn. And yet, despite the danger, despite every warning I had carved into my heart, I couldn't stay away. Something inside me shifted, cracked open, and suddenly the thought of distance between us felt unbearable.

Violet Edwards comes to the beach house with her boyfriend, Conrad Fisher, instead of staying with her family, wanting to stay away from the protective father, school drama, and everything else. she had one goal in mind, have a great summer with her family and her boyfriend, and avoid the drama as much as possible. when Conrad Fisher decides that he wants his girlfriend to come to the beach house with him... or when Isabel Conklins believes that Conrad fisher is hers and only hers -I do not own the Summer I turned pretty- -I own the Edwards family and there story line along with Clara- -slow updates- Season One, ✅ Season Two, ✅ Season Three, ongoing, will come back once I finish watching season three

ੈ✩‧₊˚ ੈ✩‧₊˚ ੈ✩‧₊˚ ੈ✩‧₊˚ ੈ✩‧₊ In which, Conrad Fisher gets into Stanford for his mother, leaving Brown behind he meets a wonderful, stubborn and rich girl, Harlow Smiths. Harlow had just started at Stanford as well, being now 18. She meets her awfully bright friend that was her new roommate. As time passed around, Conrad and Harlow meet in a chemistry class, will they hit it off great? Especially for Spring Break when Harlow heads back home to her mansion?

After being through hell and back, Mackenzie Baker goes to live with her aunt and her two cousins. When summer hits, Mackenzie goes to the Fisher's house. She's met Conrad and Jeremiah before, but after all that's happened, will things be different?

❝ WHY CAN'T YOU JUST GET OUT OF MY LIFE SO I CAN START LIVING IT?❞ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ༊*·˚ 🌺 𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 in which he broke her heart at surfing camp and just so happens to have a summer house right next to her new home. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ conrad fisher 𝒙 fem! o/c ── © neilspoets 2025 cover by @ potter_spellbook