Raiden was in a tragic accident, his younger brother is just far too violent for his own good. After spending days in the hospital alone, his parents break the bad news. He's going to be sent to a friend's house while his parents try to work through his brother's anger issues.

Snow fell softly from the night sky, quiet and gentle, as if the world itself were holding its breath. The hill where the twins lay was blanketed in white, their small footprints already fading beneath the steady snowfall. Their parents had gone out that evening to perform at the theatre, leaving the twins in the quiet care of the night. It wasn't unusual-Riku and Tenn often found themselves alone when their parents were away. The theatre was theirs, a small family dream built with endless hours of sweat and song. At only 5 years old, Riku was too young to understand why their parents worked so hard, too innocent to see the shadows od exhaustion on their faces when they returned home. Riku, at 5 years old, never questioned it. To him, his parents always smiling, always strong and the theatre was nothing more than a place where the mother and father could sing and dance. He didn't notice the careful way they hid their sighs, or how their smile stretched just a little too long. Protected from worry, Riku's world remained simple and bright. But Tenn noticed, thought the same age, he was sharper, more watchful. He caught the flicker of tiredness in their eyes, the soft way they looked at Riku at though he were the most fragile treasure in the world. Their struggles were hidden from Riku, not because they wanted to lie but because even the smallest stress could endanger his weak body. Yet no matter what weight they carried, one things was certain, their parents loved their precious twins more dearly than anything else. Every performance, every smile, every late night was for them-for Riku's fragile health, and for Tenn's steady future and even if Riku was too young to see it, Tenn understood.

-- 🌙 Main Plot Summary Han Jisung, 19, has spent most of his life between hospital rooms and the quiet comfort of his service dog, Kira. After years of homeschooling due to severe epilepsy, his parents finally decide it's time for him to experience the world - so they enroll him in Felix's college, hoping he can live a normal life. At first, Jisung tries to hide his condition from everyone - even Felix, his childhood friend. But when he meets Lee Minho, the cold, sharp-tongued dance major with a surprisingly soft heart, something begins to change. Minho doesn't believe in love - not after losing too much himself. But Jisung, with his fragile body and unbreakable warmth, slowly cracks open the walls Minho built. Until one afternoon, during a group hangout with all eight friends, Jisung collapses mid-laughter - his first seizure in front of them. From that moment, everything changes. ⚠️ TRIGGER WARNINGS Please read before continuing: This story contains mentions of: Epilepsy and seizure scenes (graphic descriptions) Hospitals and medical emergencies Emotional trauma and anxiety Mild swearing Heavy emotional content (fear, guilt, love, loss) Minor character injuries If any of these topics make you uncomfortable, please proceed with caution or skip chapters as needed. Your safety and mental health come first. 💜 --- 🕊️ DISCLAIMER This story is a work of fiction. Characters are inspired by the members of Stray Kids, but their personalities, actions, and relationships here are entirely fictional. No harm or disrespect is intended. ---

Julius is just a boy from England, who thinks his life sucks...but he knows that that can't be his whole story. Note: This story is pure fiction. All characters, places and events are fictional. Any references to real people, places or events aren't on purpose.

Sixteen-year-old Emmett Sidney has spent his life trapped in a cycle of abuse at the hands of his father, with no one left to protect him after his mother's death. His older brother, Emilio, promised to stay-but when he turned eighteen, he left without looking back. Now, Emmett is alone, hardened by years of fists and fear. When his dad dies were does he go? Across the country, Emilio Simmons has built a life he never thought possible-a loving wife, a daughter, and a stable home. But a late-night call from the police brings his past crashing back. His father is dead, and CPS is pressuring him to take in the younger brother he abandoned. Emilio can't forget the horrors of his childhood, but facing Emmett again means confronting the guilt and trauma he buried years ago. As Emmett and Emilio's paths cross again, they must both grapple with the wounds of their past and the choices that tore them apart. Can they rebuild what was broken, or are some scars too deep to heal?

Noah was a regular kid until he was thirteen and came down with an Illness none of the doctors could figure out. What everyone thought was a simple virus quickly turned into much more when he could no longer walk, talk, or move a single muscle in his body. Eventually they figured out that he had suffered a stroke deep in his brain. What they didn't know was what caused a stroke in a perfectly healthy kid. His parents were told the damage was done and his condition would never improve. The doctors said he was not aware of anything and would require full care for the rest of his life. What they didn't know was that he was aware. He could see and hear everything he just had no way of telling them. Now, years later Noah lives in a long term care facility that takes care of stroke victims and people with brain injuries. His day to day life is far from exciting. Aside from the daily soap opera of hearing about the staffs home lives, he doesn't get much entertainment. Things start to get a little more interesting when a new nurse comes in and questions his awareness. She sees what the others don't and tries to find a way to communicate with him. Just as she starts to give Noah hope, his family starts to lose theirs. Will she be able to convince them he's really in there before they decide to give up on him all together?

After adopting Jackson, Tyler and Mike started to make a family of their own. A house with two epileptics can be a little crazy in itself, add in the revolving door of foster kids and at times it can feel like living in a zoo. With a rebellious teenager who refuses to accept his disorder, a partner who's seizures continue to be unpredictable and a job that brings in kids with all kinds of problems Mikes had to learn to juggle a lot. Trying to get Jackson to accept himself is proving to be a lot harder than they ever thought it would be and the years of seizures and heavy medication are finally taking a tole on Tyler. When things get crazy and shit hits the fan once again will they manage to keep it together or will someone finally break? *Rated mature for language*

Gray is a 15-year-old boy who has been chosen last his whole life, neglected by his biological mom, social workers, and the juvenile detention system. What happens when life begins to turn around when a new family takes a chance on him after his time in Juvie? Will Gray be accepted? Will Gray impact their lives in the same way they might move his? Read to find out. #1 foster family - 10/14 #1 epilepsy - 10/20 #2 adoption- 10/29

Mafuyu had something going on in his brain since he was little. He had epilepsy. And while Yuki was around when they were still prominent while he was a kid would have know what to do when he was having one, what about the others? Haruki, Uenoyama, and Kaji? How would they react? What would they do to help the thing tormenting Mafuyu? What would they do if they found out he was having seizures? Would they kick him out or let him stay.