Most 22-year-olds think they're indestructible. Aideen however, the youngest sister of Niall Horan, has known her entire life that she in very, very DEstructable. Born with Cystic Fibrosis, Aideen struggles daily to keep up with her healthy peers. After graduating college and barely surviving an infection that lands her in a grueling 6-month stay in hospital, Aideen admits she's no longer able to care for herself the way she used to. Always the considerate older brother, Niall insists she move in with him. But when Niall's work calls him to a week away in prep for his upcoming tour, Aideen finds herself in the care of the one person she least expected- her brother's former bandmate Harry Styles. Author's Note: This is my first attempt at fanfiction. I tried to make the story line as realistic as possible because it's based on my personal struggle with illness and self-worth. Don't be turned away by that though, it's still goopy romantic and soft. #1 in Chronic Illness 3/11/2020 #1 in 1D 4/12/2020 #2 in Cystic Fibrosis 8/13/2020 #6 in One Direction 3/12/2020 #13 in Harry Styles 3/12/2020

Catherine Palmer had a great life. No, it wasn't perfect, but that was okay with her. She loved her parents and her friends, and they loved her. Everything changes when her parents go to the store and are involved in a horrible accident. They are pronounced dead on the scene and Catherine is sent to live with her mother's best friend and her family. Follow Catherine as she deals with the grief of losing her parents and deals with the changes that follow.

*Twilight series fanfiction* *Set after Breaking Dawn It has been a few months since the last encounter between the Cullens and the Volturi. Life has been carrying on as normal as possible for a coven of vampires. Carlisle and Esme travel to New York for a medical conference. Alice has predicted that they will return to Forks with a new member to their family, a chronically ill human at that. With the Volturi battle still fresh in their minds, how will everyone cope with the new addition? Will the Volturi intervene again? Disclaimer: I do not own the characters from the Twilight series, they are property of Stephenie Meyer. Any non-Twilight characters, as well as the storyline are mine. Any similarities to real people or events are entirely coincidental. *Slightly mature content.

Alexis was raised by a loving family- until he was disowned and abandoned at the age of 15 for being gay. Alexis and his 4 troubled friends live together in a house, doing what they have to in order to get by. Alexis's source of happiness comes from Micah, a 5 year old boy he found alone on the streets and took in. Jonas is a privileged boy who rarely has to think twice about money that gets tangled into Alexis's life. Alexis must choose between letting Jonas into his life, or remaining emotionally closed off.

"Darkness. When I was a little girl I feared it. Now I live in it." Quinn Cooper's life is changed forever after one dark night rips her life from under her feet. Now, in this new town she's faced with a new school, new friends and a new family. What will happen when yet another change enters her life, this time in the form of Jack Masters; cocky, good looking and misunderstood. Nothing can ever stay the same, including Quinn, Who's changed from the girl who had everything, to a sarcastic, cynical girl with only herself for company. Did I forget to mention? She's blind.

"You'll be fine?" I shrieked. "You just got freaking stabbed! You're letting out more blood than a girl on her period! You are not going to be fine! I have to call the police. No wait, I have to call an ambulance! Oh my God, why didn't I think of that before? Stupid, Genevi-" "Stop talking!" he growled, turning away. I wrung my hands together in panic, trying to calm myself down. "I can take care of this, kitten. Leave me alone. It's just a small wound. Not like I haven't been stabbed before." he muttered the last part. "What?!" "Leave." he growled. I stared at him, unable to close my mouth. I had never seen someone get stabbed before. Heck, I had never seen someone get into a fight before. Ever. The only violence I had experienced was in movies. It was unfortunate for me that I found out how I would react in a danger situation like this. And by react, I mean completely flip the hell out. *LANGUAGE WARNING*

"just hold me," and he does.

Rosalie-Marylin 'Rose-Mary' Bloomwood is a small town country girl who would rather spend her days working on the farm then daydreaming about silly things like love. In her eyes relationships never lasted and love was just a myth. She doesn't care if the person was hot or not, love was out of the question because of an incident that happened many years before. When a young man, Eric Parker, stumbles onto her farm with amnesia, she struggles to get to know the man, who doesn't remember where he came from or who he was before coming to the farm. Boys, gangs, amnesia and chicken chases are just a few of the things Rose-Mary with encounter as she tries to come to terms with love and all the obstacles that surround it. But one thing Rose doesn't know is that Eric has two big secrets he could never let her know. The fear of losing her or having her hate him would be too much for Eric.

He looked over at me with a hard look, probably pissed at the fact I had seen him so weak. But I didn't see him as weak right now, it feels like I know him now, the real him, the one that's not afraid to cry over his brother in front of a girl he wants to impress. In this very moment I've never seen Ladan so strong. Read on to learn more about Addison and Ladan's story as they conquer their pasts presents and futures. Together or not.

Can two wounded hearts come together to mend the pain? Bailey Keys never expected to lose her older sister, Lanie. The doctors said that she had time, that the odds were in her favor. And now she’s alone. With parents too wrapped up in their careers to notice, and friends that she unwillingly pushed away, she has no one left. That is, until her father throws a benefit concert for the Ladder 24 firemen and their families, and she meets someone with a similar wounded heart. All Evan Warren remembers are dusty grey particles and waves of oranges flying across the television screen. His last goodbye to his father was ended with a fight over not wanting to clean his bedroom and he forever regrets not ending things with a more sincere goodbye. Evan’s dad was a hero; a man who fought for the many innocent lives lost on 9-11, and he’ll always remember him as a hero. But Evan still wants his father back. Knowing that he died being a hero isn’t enough to mend Evan’s pain…until he meets a girl who might begin to understand the pain behind a broken heart.