Bootcamp Stories

They enlisted together. Same day. Same office. Same nervous jokes that slowly died the closer they got to the yellow footprints. L/N, Cope, and McCaffey-three names about to be stripped down into uniforms, numbers, and expectations they didn't fully understand yet. Boot camp wasn't about who you were before. It was about who survived after. L/N knew that going in. She wasn't naive. She didn't expect it to be easy and she definitely didn't expect it to be fair. What she didn't expect was how much distance could exist between people standing only a few yards apart-or how silence could feel heavier than shouting. Sgt. Sullivan was never meant to matter to her. He was a Drill Instructor for the male platoons. Untouchable. Unreachable. A presence she'd only glimpse across training grounds or hear echoed through the chaos of someone else getting corrected. He was regulation, discipline, control. A line clearly drawn. And she was just a recruit. But boot camp had a way of crossing paths that weren't supposed to cross. Of testing rules as much as it tested bodies. Of forcing people to feel things they had no right to act on. This wasn't a love story that started with choice. It started with proximity. With restraint. With everything unsaid. And somewhere between Guam memories, breaking recruits, and becoming Marines- Lines began to blur. DISCLAIMER: This is an ongoing AU fanfiction. Sullivan's sexuality is not explicitly defined and may evolve as the story continues, as I'm still deciding the direction of his character arc. #1 in Bootcamp #1 in Boots #1 in Cope #1 in Sgtsullivan #1 in Sgtsullivanboots

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When I was in 7th Grade (or 8th I don't know anymore) we had this task to do: Imagine you spent six months in a boot camp. Write an article for a teen magazine in which you describe your life there. This little "Fanfiction" was the result . I somehow got 10 points out of 12. (I corrected the spelling mistakes)

June Hunter. 17 year old Australian tomboy. She's no damsel in distress. She's no girl looking for a guy. She's definitely not scared to whoop your butt. Let's just say she doesn't have a cover girl life, especially since both her parents are gone, but to her it couldn't get better. She has never and will never give a thought about what everyone thinks about her even if she is captain of all the sports teams in the school. She's a feisty, independent, strong chick. So what happens when this tomboy gets brought into a life changing boot-camp? Not to mention it's an all-boys boot camp.