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Joey Lynch is as damaged as it gets. He comes from the wrong side of the tracks, and he's got an addiction, not even the strongest of people can conquer. With the added pressure of his siblings on his shoulders, he's bound to break any day now. One day, after failing yet another important exam, Joey is faced with a decision that leaves him no choice but to seek the help of the sunshine girl he's known since childhood. Chloe Biggs is the complete opposite of Joey Lynch. She's got everything going for her. She's kind, she's got a solid group of friends and above all she's got the brain that others would kill for. One day, her best friends older brother comes to her in a moment of need. He needs to pass this exam in order to continue doing the one thing he actually finds joy in. As the pair spend more and more time with one another they discover some things. One. Chloe Biggs has not got it all Two. Joey Lynch isn't as lost of a cause as he thought he was. And three. The pair aren't as different as they originally thought.

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A Boys Of Tommen fanfiction

Saoirse O'Sullivan. X. Cian walsh {pronounced: SEER-sha. {pronounced: KEY-an Ccoh SULL-ivan}. WALL-sh} Saoirse O'Sullivan is the kind of girl people think they understand until they look a little closer. Loud, sharp, and impossible to ignore, she hides the quiet suffocation of a life controlled by appearances and expectations. With a mother who molds her and a father who barely notices, Saoirse has learned to perform-confidence as armor, humor as deflection. She thrives in chaos, clinging tightly to friendships that feel like family, yet there's always something restless beneath her skin, a sense that her body, her life, has never fully belonged to her. She is fire wrapped in silk-bright, reckless, and slowly burning out. Cian Walsh, on the other hand, is the kind of boy people overlook until it's too late. Withdrawn and unpredictable, he carries anger like it's stitched into his bones, shaped by a home where silence and control speak louder than love. He doesn't explode-he simmers, sharp-edged and dangerous in the quietest ways. Once surrounded by friends, now distant from most, Cian exists on the outskirts, finding solace in simple things like rugby or long walks with his dog. He isn't trying to be difficult; he just doesn't know how to be anything else. To most, he's trouble. To himself, he's just surviving. Together, they are something volatile and inevitable. Saoirse's chaos meets Cian's restraint, her noise clashing against his silence until something cracks between them. They understand each other in ways no one else does-not because they're the same, but because they recognize the damage. Where she is too much, he is not enough, and somehow they meet in the middle, messy and imperfect. It's not soft, not easy, and definitely not safe-but it's real. And for two people who have spent their lives pretending, that might be the most dangerous thing of all.

𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐈𝐄 𝐋𝐘𝐍𝐂𝐇 wants to escape. She wants to pack up and run far far away. Away from cork, away from her deadbeat father and away from all the noise. But it's not that simple. With 4 kids to look after, and an addict twin brother she refuses to let slip through the cracks, shes drowning in responsibility. She uses track as an outlet for all her pent up emotion, and damn was she good. Competing for Ireland Youth's on occasion. Gracie has endless potential, but limited motivation. She felt as if her life was worthless, that she was put in this life to survive and protect and not to live nor thrive. 𝐊𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐃 was done. He knew there was no escaping his surname and the history it was soaked in. No matter how hard he fights he just can't seem to outrun the shadow cast over all the good he has inside him. Battling wars constantly in his head, the only time it all went quiet was on the pitch. Just him, his team and a rugby ball. 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐘 grew up alongside eachother, they knew things about one another that no-one else did. But sometimes the present makes it hard to remember the past.

Maeve and Johnny were inseparable as children, the kind of friends who believed nothing could ever pull them apart. until his family moved away to Cork, leaving their shared world behind. Years pass with no word, their memories fading into something soft and distant. But life has a way of circling back: when Maeve's own family relocates, fate places them in the same orbit once more. Reunited as strangers shaped by time, they must navigate the echoes of who they were and the pull of who they might become, discovering that some connections don't disappear, they simply wait to be found again.

Cara O'Brian's dream has always been to become a professional swimmer. Attending Tommen College, where sports was widely played, meant pressure on her was immense: the demand of students competing for a short supply of spots on the national team meant it was vital for Cara to constantly at her best, if not 100% better. Swimming consumed most of her life, potentially even all of it, and there was little room to make friends.

Lilia Young has been in love with her best friend for as long as she can remember - or at least since the day she showed up to her best friend's brother's birthday party in a Cinderella dress and met a boy dressed as Peter Pan. Now older, caught somewhere between childhood memories and complicated feelings, Lilia attempts to navigate her friendship, first love, and the quiet ache of wanting something she's convinced she can never have. Especially when Gerard's complicated history with her sister keeps getting in the way, blurring lines, reopening wounds and forcing Lilia to choose between protecting her heart and holding onto the boy who's always been her home. Gerard Gibson learned early on how to survive by wearing humour as a mask, laughing things off, and never asking for more than what he was given. Growing up in the shadow of a hurt he never talks about, Gerard buries his trauma beneath loyalty and routine - becoming the dependable one, the protector, the boy who never leaves. Lilia has always been his constant, his safest place, the one person who makes the noise in his head go quiet. But unresolved pain, a past tied to Lizzie, and a fear of ruining the only thing that's ever felt steady keeps Gerard trapped in denial, caught between the past that shaped him and the future he doesn't think he deserves. gerard (gibsie) gibson x fem!oc ✿ ⋆ ֗ . 𖥔 ִ ་ ، ˖ ࣪◞ ✿ ⋆ ֗ . ⋆ ֗ . 𖥔 𝐃𝐈𝐒𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐑: Not claiming any of these characters unless stated otherwise. All rights to the Boys of Tommen series belongs to Chloe Walsh.