Fostercare Stories

Serenity has spent nineteen years surviving on her own. No family. No safety net. No reason to trust anyone. Then a school DNA project changes everything. Billionaire lawyer Damian Blackwood discovers he has a daughter he never knew existed, and suddenly Serenity finds herself thrown into a world of luxury, family dinners, and people who care a little too much. She doesn't want a father. She definitely doesn't want siblings. And she absolutely doesn't want to live in a giant mansion with people who keep trying to love her. Unfortunately, nobody seems interested in her opinion. Between an overprotective family, a ridiculously handsome family friend, and a past that refuses to stay buried, Serenity is about to learn that sometimes the hardest thing isn't surviving alone. It's letting people stay.

Carla Connor never pictured herself as a motherly type. That all changed when a blonde haired foster kid crash landed in her life in an unexpected way. Follow Carla through the years as she balances being a business woman, local 'Ice Queen' and more importantly, a mother. A/N: ***TRIGGER WARNING*** there are some scenes of violent acts ranging from sexual assault to abusive behaviour. I will give my readers a heads up in Author Notes along the way so you have some warning. This story may also contain some language that some people may find offensive but nothing too explicit.

Sadie spent twelve years watching other kids get chosen-while her real family lived in comfort without her. When a social worker uncovers the oversight that kept her in foster care, she's sent back to the father who lost her through a bureaucratic error, and the four brothers who never stopped missing her. But returning doesn't erase abandonment. Sadie is furious. Her brothers are relieved but resentful. And her father carries a guilt that threatens to break them all. Home is a battlefield of memories and unspoken blame, and forgiveness is not guaranteed. Yet beneath the anger lies love, waiting-unsteady, uncertain, but still alive. Healing takes time. Trust takes longer. But after everything, Sadie may finally learn what it means to be wanted.

This story has been removed from Wattpad. An edited and revised version is now available on Kindle. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H3WK79XZ Thank you! Blurb: Melody and Micah Whitley have built a life together in the small town of Valley Falls. They fell in love in college, where Micah was a star baseball pitcher-until a shoulder injury ended his dreams of the major leagues. Melody is used to standing beside the people she loves, adjusting when plans change. She and her sister grew up in foster care, and when Dana passed away, Melody stepped into motherhood when they adopted her niece, Daisy. When Micah agrees to help his childhood friend's sister, Audra, and her young son, Ben, he sees it as an opportunity to pay back an old debt. Micah invests deeply in Ben's life, but as his attention shifts, Melody and Daisy are pushed aside, and the marriage begins to strain under the weight of unspoken grief, unmet needs, and blurred boundaries. Note: There are mentions of infertility, adoption, foster care, grief, addiction/self-harm and death of a non-main character. There is no physical cheating, but there is some OW drama and emotional betrayal/infidelity. Christian and faith themes woven throughout.

Born as quadruplets Rebecca, Rosalie, Regina and Remigio Giordano were inseparable, they were the pride and joy of the Giordano family until an incident happened. 3 out of 4 quadruplets gone, leaving 7 siblings behind, their parents hearts broken. 14 years later, Regina, Rosalie and Remigio have been through a lot. Emotionally and Physically. They trust no one but each other and their friends who are more like family. What happens when they find out they have a family they never knew about? Will they open up to them or push them away? Will they go willingly? Will they reveal their secrets or fight to keep them hidden?

Y/N has spent her whole life working in a children's home in Los Angeles, dedicating every part of herself to protecting the children in her care. Making them smile, keeping them safe, and shielding them from the kind of pain she knows all too well has become her purpose. Love, however, is something she has always kept at a distance. That is, until an unexpected visit from Michael Jackson turns her carefully controlled world upside down. Drawn into a life she never imagined, Y/N is forced to confront the walls she has built around her heart. But can she learn to trust again, to be vulnerable, and to accept love - especially when it comes from the most famous man in the world? Or will her past prove too powerful to let her go?

Some stories begin with "Once upon a time." Mine began with survival. I grew up in moving between homes, foster care, schools, and versions of myself I thought people needed me to be. Along the way, there was heartbreak, shame, grief, and choices I never imagined I'd make. But there was also laughter. Freshly baked bread at my Nan's house. Unexpected kindness. People who loved me without conditions. And the quiet, stubborn hope that life could become more than what happened to me. This is a story about trauma, resilience, and finding your way home-even if home is something you have to build yourself. Trigger warnings: discussions of childhood trauma, foster care, grief, mental health struggles, and adult themes.

umm... For some reason I really like the shows Danger Force and Victorious, but I haven't found any crossovers between them. So... I'm gonna do my own! (Actual descriptions a few lines below) Letting you know, I have no idea where this is headed, so please don't judge. Also, I'm writing my first fan-fiction so there might be some grammar mistakes. Again, please don't judge. The first two chapters are at different times than the rest, so please pay attention to the dates! Ok this is the actual description... In this story, the Danger Force identities are known. Although these kids are superheros, they are also crazy talented. Mika is great at costume design and makeup. Miles is great with lighting and sound. Bose is great at dancing. And Chapa has the voice of an angel, and she is great at acting. So, when Ray decides that it is time for the kids to go to a regular school, they choose to audition for Hollywood Arts (the school that the Victorious gang goes to). They all get in. However, because everyone knows their identities, they are overwhelmed with people trying to be their friends. When they try and escape the chaos, they end up meeting the Victorious crew. They hit it off well. However, Chapa is hiding something. From everyone, even the Danger Force kids. Jade is the only one who notices, and she tries to get Chapa to open up about it. Will Jade be able to do this? OR will Chapa keep her secrets locked up forever?

When Shane and Ilya got the call that a Russian-Canadian 3 year old had been taken from her abusive parents and needed an emergency placement, they agreed to it immediately. or Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov give a traumatised 3 year old a home and a dog. (The dog is important, just ask Anastasia) also posted on ao3 by me

Captain Swan oneshot. Emma has always been afraid if the dark after an experience in after foster homes. Sneak peek: She's an adult, she can't have childhood fears. "Because I'm the Saviour, I'm not meant to be scared of something as trivial as the dark!" Emma only hums and closes her eyes, falling asleep to the motions of Killian running his hook through her hair.

Aggie has been alone most of her life; her half-brother Cody has been gone for a long time. What will happen when they are reunited and she finds out she is not his half-brother? What happens when she finds out that her family is anything but ordinary is that she has to adjust to a new life that involves trusting not only her brother but so many new people. Follow Aggie's adventure to find peace with her new life. The story is in the works to be fully edited.

Hidden Legacy Tony Stark Secret Daughter Fanfiction Deanna never knew what it felt like to be wanted. At five years old, she was abandoned at a foster care center with nothing but the clothes on her back and a first name. No explanations. No goodbyes. Just a life spent wondering why her own mother had left her behind. Growing up in the foster system taught Deanna one thing: the only person she could rely on was herself. She learned to keep her head down, trust no one, and never expect anyone to stay. After years of being passed from home to home, she built walls around her heart that seemed impossible to break. But everything changes when a decades-old secret comes to light. A routine DNA test uncovers something neither Deanna nor the world could have imagined-her biological father is none other than Tony Stark. The genius billionaire Avenger is shocked to discover he has a daughter he never knew existed. Suddenly, Deanna finds herself thrown into a world of superheroes, advanced technology, and a family she never expected to have. For Tony, the revelation forces him to confront a past he can't remember and a daughter who wants nothing to do with him. For Deanna, accepting the truth is far more difficult than learning she's a Stark. After all, where was her father when she needed him most? As old wounds resurface and dangerous enemies take interest in Stark's newly discovered daughter, Deanna must decide whether family is defined by blood-or by the people who choose to stay. Because sometimes the greatest legacy isn't built in a workshop. It's found in the family you never knew you had.

Tania lives at St. Louis, MO with her foster parents after being in and out of the system since she was born.

I just want to know if this concept is worth moving forward! tell me your thoughts of continuation :)

The adoption agency made a mistake. A mother welcomed in a child who brought fear and destruction into the home. She wrestles with God, doctors, and social workers over what to do next. Quick-thinking, leaps of faith, and some dark humor challenges readers to ask themselves: Do you have what it takes to raise a child with a harrowing past... or an uncertain future? Un-Adoptable? Faith Beyond Foster Care, reveals deeply personal psychological and spiritual questions that arise when pursuing this parenting path.

Ella. The Girl Nobody wanted. She was dumped as a baby by her mother and abused by many foster parents. She doesn't even know how it feels to be loved. Follow her story in this book.

Emma Swan has had promises broken by every family she's been in, but when her new foster mother, Regina Mills, promises to keep her safe and loved, will the little girl believe her or will she have another broken promise or will Regina keep her promise and be her forever mother? Sneak peek: Promises mean nothing to Emma, all the promises she's had have all been broken.

Peter's been in and out of foster homes all his life. How will this one be different? He doesn't even bother packing half of his clothes, he figures someone else in the group home can use them. The thing that he wasn't expecting was his foster father to be Tony Stark. [Trigger Warning! Self harm, depression, abuse, etc.]

Follow this girl in a path with big surprises and let downs. When you have a month to find a place with your four best friends you think that's the hardest challenge ahead. Boy is she wrong. "Foul me once, your mistake. Foul me twice my mistake. Never again" Let me know what you think! Also if someone would be willing to make me a cover I would really appreciate it.

Alex isn't Cinderella, and she isn't going to a ball, and she isn't going to get swept off her pretty little feet by a charming prince. This is real life, and real life doesn't work like that. But it is New Year's Eve, and Alex is determined to have a great time with her friends before she has to be back at the foster care home for curfew. What could go wrong?