Fostercare Stories

Johan spent his entire life in Foster care and at 18 he decides that he would be leaving the country forever to start life fresh and to find out what he really wants but after digging into his past he makes a shocking discovery; he was not an orphan and his family was alive, more shockingly he had a twin brother who was living a life he could only dream of. Devastated by this discovery he later decides to pay his family a visit before leaving forever, or at least that's what he wanted.

After being in the foster care system for 14 years, 16-year-old Will learns that he has 5 older brothers and a father he never knew about. He's moved to live with them and learns the true meaning of family and love. (I know it sounds cheesy) Top Rankings: #1 in father #1 in fostercare #1 in fosterhome #1 in fosterkid #2 in family #2 in fosterfamily Warning: Curse words and abuse are in this story. If you don't want to read that, don't read this.

"Home isn't a place. It's the people in it."~Anonymous

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.

Billie Eilish doesn't do kids. She doesn't like them, doesn't understand them, and definitely never wanted any of her own. But when her management team sets up a temporary foster care publicity stunt two toddlers, a camera crew, and a whole lot of chaos Billie's world flips upside down. Three-year-olds Skylar and Mackenzie are nothing like she expected. They're loud, messy, clingy... and somehow, they start chipping away at the walls she's spent years building. She was supposed to fake it for the cameras. Pretend to care. Smile for the headlines. She wasn't supposed to fall in love with them. And she definitely wasn't supposed to start wondering if she could be the one to give them a forever home. This was never part of the plan. But maybe... it's exactly what she needed.

Have you ever felt misunderstood and wanted to escape to a world that isn't quite yours, but you can make it yours? Well, that's what Emi feels in this world where she escapes things like her parents and horrible people who have hurt her over the years. She finds this place, this sanctuary, to feel safe, be safe, but yet that doesn't even stop the voice from coming into her head....

When meek and wild meets spontaneous and reckless-a world spins on its side, leaving Jane and Dustin with a dangerous choice: stay and endure the horrors within the walls of their foster home or leave and never look back, risking their chances of ever been free again. One more or so than the other. What will they do? (Runaway / Foster Care Henderhop AU)

"Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. Now it looks as though they're here to stay. Oh, I believe in yesterday. Suddenly, I'm not half the girl I used to be. There's a shadow hanging over me."~Glee Cast *Starts from Season 1 Episode 2-Onwards*

Fifteen-year-old Sophie Bridgeman has fought through a cruel foster system in Ireland to chase the game she loves. When she's called up to Arsenal's senior team with nowhere to stay, captain Leah Williamson steps in-and Sophie suddenly finds herself living with some of the world's biggest stars. But while football may be her escape, learning to trust again might be her hardest match yet.

Sixteen-year-old "model Christian" LeAnna Daniels is rooted in God's Word. She knows she's His Child. There's nothing she can't handle with His help. She knows every rule there is to know in the Bible. She knows exactly how to witness. Or so she thinks. Then her family takes in Rita, a wild, reckless fifteen-year-old who was orphaned and placed in foster care at the age of seven. Rita tests LeAnna in ways she never thought God would test her in. When Rita makes a terrible decision and pays the consequences, all LeAnna wants to do is scream at her, and she doesn't understand why. It's a lesson she never thought she would ever need. It's a lesson on how to love someone. Fifteen-year-old "juvenile delinquent" Rita MacKenzie is mad at the world. It's not hard to see why. A fire killed her parents when she was seven, she was separated from her siblings, and a lifetime of trauma and abuse follows her. Then she's sent to what the judge calls her last shot before shes shipped to juvie. And possibly her last chance at a family. No one wants a teenager, after all. She hates it. Strict parents and a foster sister who's constantly trying to shove religion down her throat might just be the last straw for her. But just as she begins to learn that their love- and God's love- has no strings attached, a terrible mistake has her questioning everything, especially God's love. It's a lesson Rita's been neglecting for years. It's a lesson on how to accept love, especially when you know you don't deserve it.

Ok so this book is about a girl named Roxy but people call her Rox. She has been ki- you know what you gotta read to find out suckers!!😝 This has bad Language and sexual content if you dont like that dont read this book. Have fun reading Bad Boy Meets Bad Girl!!

*Lightly editing, changing grammar and spelling errors, etc. Plot has no changed* When Sariah finds herself the newest member of the X-Men, she struggles to fit in. At the Xavier Institute she is surrounded by the unfamiliar- people like her; a happy environment; people who care.This is because Sariah has been in foster care since birth, having too many families to count. She finds it hard to trust and make friends. She is used to being rejected and given up on. But Sariah soon learns that the X-Men NEVER give up, and they help her to overcome her past. But little did they know they would be helping her overcome the shocking revelations and betrayals that will take place after her arrival. Sariah's past catches up with her more than she would like, and it soon becomes apparent that some emotional scars cannot be fixed. No matter what Sariah does, she will be forever haunted.

POV-Wolfe'Gang I take in a deep breath, ready for another blow from my father. Right now I'm sitting with my back against the wall and my legs in front of me and a blank expression. He doesn't like a reaction, it makes him mad. So after the punch to my stomach comes, I just breath. No wincing or gasping, just breathing. I take many deep breaths but that's the only thing my dad is okay with, unless he's really mad. Like now.... "Another school, Wolfe'Gang! How'd you do it this time? Stabbed a kid!" he shouts and kicks me in the ribs. I hold in a cry of pain by biting my lip so hard I taste blood. Instead tears start to slowly leak from my eyes. "Don't you dare cry!" he yells in my face then back hands me across the cheek. "I'm sorry," I say quietly. "What was that?" he asks. "I said I'm sorry!" I say louder. He kicks me in the chest this time and I fall over, clutching my chest, trying to get the air back in me. But of course he doesn't like reaction and he begins kicking me more. Then he pulls out his pocket knife and begins cutting me. But they're small cuts, just enough to cause pain. I hold in yells and I try to hold back my tears as well. "Now you need a new school. We've had to move for you to go to school! The only reason you go is because its against the law other wise!" he screams and slashes my bare chest. He always makes me take off my shirt. "For easier access," he always says. After twenty more minutes, he's finished and goes to watch TV. I just lay on the ground, breathing. Until eventually I pass out.

Regina is there for Emma after she sees a few people from her past and speaks about some of her time in foster care. Sneak peek: "Everything will stay between you and me and if you ever need to talk about your childhood, I'll be here for you." Regina tells the blonde.

Everlin Foster was a girl...She was a orpahan. Foster kid. Call it what you will. She has always lived in Sunny Dale. She has been from foster home to foster home. No one wanted her. They wanted a baby. Sure she was given up when she was a baby, but she had a birth defect where there was a hole in her heart making to where no one could adopt her till she was six. But like I said no one wanted her.But I'm not the one who should be telling the story I'll let you talk to her....

Emmaline Bayer is a 10 year old girl, from the small town of Myersville, Oregon. She lost her parents, in a fatal car accident, and she took it very hard. She eventually is placed in the Myersville Orphanage, waiting for a family to adopt her. Pam and Charles Thompson, are foster parents, that run the Thompson Foster Home, and sign the papers, so they can adopt Emmaline. Emmaline meets her two foster sisters, Julie Martin, and Amanda Pearsons. She has trouble, adapting to her new environment, and constantly lashes out at her foster family, and also at school. Whenever her behavior is out of control, she is placed in The Discipline Room, with a casket, and is put inside, until she calms down. All Pam and Charles want to do is show love and compassion for Emmaline. But, she wants her real parents back, which is totally not gonna happen. Will Emmaline adjust to her new life in a foster care setting? Will she start to develop a healthy relationship with her foster family? It will take some time.

Today is the day she finally goes to her first foster home. 16 year old Riley Andersons family is gone, hope lost, and now she has to be in foster care. What will this new lifestyle bring for her? Good or Bad memories?

Julie is running from murderers. Lucas is running from himself. Johnny is running from the past. They're all in hiding. But, will they find each other?

Years ago, the world changed. People began developing abilities-quirks-that defied explanation. At first, they were rare curiosities, but soon toddlers everywhere displayed them, from harmless tricks to dangerous powers. Heroes and villains leapt from fiction into reality. Power became currency, reshaping society. Heroes rose to fame like movie stars, while quirks were ranked, coveted, and even engineered. Parents designed their children for strength, beauty, and advantage. But not everyone was blessed. Twenty percent of humanity remained Quirkless, left behind in a world obsessed with power. They became society's forgotten-the reminder of its ruthless progress. Beneath the shining image of heroes, shadows grew. Greed, corruption, and desperation thrived in the alleys and backrooms the cameras never showed. Kaizen was born into that darkness. Quick as the wind, she would never remember her mother, who died shortly after giving birth-grief over a lost love consuming her. That left Kaizen with a father who could provide shelter, food, and clothes, but never affection. His love was absent, his patience short, his anger quick to ignite. When sober, he ignored her; when drunk, she became the outlet for his frustrations. At eleven, with her wild white hair in messy braids, Kaizen suffered the worst of it-a shattered bottle to the head in a drunken rage. She didn't wake for hours. Faced with the weight of what he'd done, her father called the police. The court case came and went, and the next day, he vanished, leaving Kaizen alone in a world she had no idea how to survive. A variety of dark topics, any chapter with severely concerning topics will have a TW at the beginning of the chapter. Book is in its first stages and changes to chapters/key details are likely.:)

Following the news of the death of their former old-world wealthy abusive foster mother Lady Veronica Aswell-Abernathy, five young men find themselves drawn back to the estate that had been their unwanted and only home since becoming orphaned and neglected due to the deaths or outright abandonment by their respective parents and troubled pasts. The boys had suffered their fair share of abuses before coming to her care but their treatment had been turned up several notches once in her care. Of the five unwanted boys, Dr. Michael Brentwood Byron Davidson had been her favorite son and The House Boy, replacing former favorite and right-hand Flynt Myers upon his initial arrival causing a long-standing hate-filled rivalry between the two oldest of the five boys. Now many years removed from Aswell's roof, each of the five had endured different treatment that led to their subsequent paths in life with some becoming more successful than the others but all dragged back into their own personal hell in the wake of her passing and the reading of the wealthy older woman's last will.