After saving a little girl's life, you're thrust into her and her father's small cabin oasis. She wants to be your friend. He wants nothing to do with you. Fighting for a better life, you're forced to reconcile your differences, battling against a world wrought with monsters and raiders. Because while they might not be family, they're the only ones you've got.

When 23 year old Daisy breaks-up with her cheating boyfriend, she has nowhere else to go. When she finds herself in this complicated situation, Sarah invites Daisy to live with her and Joel. But her problems doesnt end there: she has to find a new job and her ex boyfriend doesnt want to leave her alone. And in the end, Daisy and Joel are getting more close with each other... maybe getting closer than they are allowed to...

Patrick Jane (and occasionally Simon Baker) x Fem!Reader. I do not write smut! All rights go to Bruno Heller, the directors of the Mentalist, and Simon Baker. Highest Ranking: #1 in Red John #1 in Patrick Jane #1 in Simon Baker

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Joy has spent the last ten years running. From cold towns and worse apartments. From men who raised their voices too quickly. From motel rooms with broken locks and memories that still wake her up at three in the morning. By twenty-seven, she's learned how to survive quietly: keep moving, keep smiling, never stay long enough to belong anywhere. Oceanside, California was never supposed to be permanent. Neither was The Drop. After walking into the bar looking for work, Joy unexpectedly finds herself pulled into the orbit of the Cody family - a dangerous, volatile crime family held together by loyalty, violence, and Smurf Cody's suffocating control. Deran gives her a chance behind the bar, and what starts as an easy friendship slowly turns into something far more complicated as Joy becomes entangled in the family's lives. Especially Pope's. Quiet, observant, and deeply unsettling, Pope sees too much too quickly - the scars hidden beneath Joy's tattoos, the exhaustion she disguises with humour, the careful way she keeps one foot permanently out the door. As the lines between survival and belonging begin to blur, Joy finds herself becoming attached to the worst possible people she could ever learn to love. But nobody enters the Cody family untouched. And nobody leaves unchanged. A slow-burn fanfiction. This book will include heavy descriptions of drug use and addiction, self-harm scars/references, childhood abuse, domestic violence, emotional manipulation, mental illness, violence, trauma, sexual themes, and mature language. The feedback you guys gave me after i wrote my Jack Abbot books was AMAZING, thank you so much! I don't feel terrified sharing things i've written now, this will be VERY different to the other two books and a lot darker but i hope you enjoy it as much!

Persephone was the pride and joy of the Scavo family. Her older brothers were pranksters and rebels who most likely had nothing going for them in their lives, her younger brother was lazy and wanted nothing but to play video games all day, and her baby sister was just that... a baby. But Persephone was nothing like any of her siblings. She was only fifteen years old and made more money than her parents combined, she cared more about school than she did boys, she was the daughter that every wife on Wisteria Lane wanted, and Lynette and Tom Scavo often wondered how they were able to create a being so perfect. Surely she must have been switched at birth or something of the sort, there was no way she belonged to them. But that was the Persephone that she allowed people to see. When it came to her brothers' best friend, August Mayers, she was able to not be perfect, she was able to show him the real Persephone. And, God, it felt nice to be able to be honest with someone. Until it didn't. Desperate Housewives Seasons 5-8 OC x OC

When 20-year-old Fallon Lopez lays eyes on a man who's quite a few years older than her, she immediately feels an attraction toward the mysterious man. She finds herself being drawn to him, feeling a spark grow between them and the tension grow thicker by each passing minute. Though, who knew that he was the man she could never have? . . . "You're playing a dangerous game." "Maybe losing has a sweeter taste than victory."

Out with the old, in with the new... After sorting out their issues, the story of Vincent Milano and Cheyenne Copeland continues four years later when a provocative new arrival causes problems in their relationship. - - - "Come on, Cheyenne, you know he can't touch you like I can," he growled in my ear before he grazed his knuckles along my side. I fidgeted as his strong arm kept me locked tightly against him. I couldn't move without him allowing me to. "Grandpa's lost his touch," he snickered at his own comment, "but I haven't." I could hear the smirk in his voice as he invaded my panties and tortured me with his digits. I tried to fight the noises that came out of me, but my body betrayed me. (The Sequel to The Older Man) (This story is not edited yet. There will be typos and errors.)

Anastasia Gilmore, daughter of Lorelai Gilmore and Christopher Hayden, tries to navigate her way through the world with her twin sister Rory. SEASON 2 - 3

Summary: Sibylla Grayson is the woman everyone at Pearson Specter can't help but adore-beautiful, brilliant, and possessed with a kind of light that somehow thrives in the cutthroat world of corporate law. As a financial analyst with a sharp eye and a sharper wit, she's carved out her place in the power-drenched halls of the firm, earning the respect of Jessica Pearson, the friendship of Donna Paulsen, and the quiet admiration of Harvey Specter. But it's Mike Ross who sees through the sparkle to the fierce vulnerability underneath. Their connection is slow, tender, and inevitable. For once, Sibylla finds herself believing in something real. Just as their late-night coffees and accidental touches threaten to turn into something more, the past claws its way back into her life-Logan Sanders, her ex-fiancé and the man who broke more than just her heart, is back in New York. Caught between old wounds and new desires, Sibylla must decide who she is-who she wants to be-and which man holds the truth she's been too afraid to admit. Love and loyalty collide in this emotionally charged tale of redemption, resilience, and risking everything for a chance at happiness. What happens when the woman who can see through everyone's numbers can't make sense of her own heart?