Grouphome storie

Book Four Where Love Leads Us Lucas Hart has always known two things: crime and survival. Raised in the shadow of his brother's reputation, he learned early how to run, how to lie, and how to stay one step ahead of trouble. A year ago, he walked away from town without looking back. Now he's back. But he isn't the same broken kid who once followed in his brother's footsteps. When Lucas is caught running from the police, he's sent to a group home-one he never expected to see again, and one that now holds someone from his past: his ex, who has clearly moved on without him. There are questions everywhere about what really happened during the kidnapping. About who was involved. About what Lucas knows. But Lucas isn't ready to answer any of them. Not yet. As days turn into weeks, life in the group home forces him into something unfamiliar: stillness. Connection. Routine. Slowly, he starts to open up, trying to claw his way out of the life he was born into and never asked for. But escaping a criminal legacy isn't simple. Enemies don't vanish just because you want them to. And the past has a way of finding you, no matter how far you run. Soon, Lucas realizes his old life isn't done with him. It's just waiting for the right moment to come knocking again. And when it does... everything he's trying to rebuild might come crashing down.

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Based of heartland but anyone who like Horses or horses tv shows will love it. Also full of comedy and Romance. Hope you enjoyed !!

A story of heartbreak and redemption.

A hermit author with frequent writers block and a rowdy group home together is not a good combination. But just maybe a bit of attention and piano music will solve this. Warning: Sensitive subjects like group homes and smoking This is my original story, all characters and plot belongs to me, please don't plagiarize.

Some girls dream of fairytales. Celeste was just trying to survive the truth. From the outside, she was just another troubled girl skipping school. But behind the silence was a storm-bullying, heartbreak, betrayal, and deep emotional wounds that no one ever stopped to notice. In Still Finding Me, Kanire Shanice tells the raw and unfiltered story of a young girl caught in a cycle of pain: getting in and out of trouble, pushed into a group home, manipulated in love, and left battling self-doubt and trust issues. But this isn't just a story of struggle-it's one of growth. Through the confusion, loneliness, and heartbreak, she begins the slow journey back to herself. It's messy. It's real. And it's powerful. This book is for every young woman who's ever felt invisible, controlled, or not enough-and for anyone still searching for who they truly are.

Amy Caroline have been in/out of the home for girls over hundreds times. Could be thousands. She was badly abused back at her house when she was a toddler 'til one night, her house was on fire. Everything was perished in fire, except for her and her parents. Her parents left her all by herself at home with the stove turned on. She was hospitalized for a week before she was sent to the group home as her parents doesn't come to take her back home. The routine of getting abused, do horrible chores, not always getting feed at her foster home and bullied at school, she was badly scarred. Mentally and Physically. She doesn't trust anyone and always keep her walls high, but she still is the nicest, well-mannered, genius and warmest girl no matter who badly the world has beaten her. One day when she just turn 16, a group of people enter the group home that she and few other girls lives. What will happen to Amy when she finds out that she'll be adopted by The Avengers? Should she feel safer and protected or would she keep her walls higher? Will The Avengers able to change their adopted daughter's life to better ones or give her up?

Grace Herald was happy: she had a home, a family who loved her and friends who always stood by her side; until the year she turned six-then everything went wrong. A sick, twisted kind of love is discovered; a parent's duty to protect their child is a failure and Grace, the child in question, becomes the victim of a harsh reality. How will she handle the sudden changes in her life, now that she is a victim of sexual abuse? Will her new home and family be different? Would they accept her like their own? Here is the story of a young girl who will experience love, happiness, betrayal and acceptance as she grows into a young woman...

heath·en /ˈhēT͟Hən/ INFORMAL an unenlightened person; a person regarded as lacking culture or moral principles.

Pinkimena has just been admitted into the "clear days mental help" for trying to commit suicide on numerous occasions she feels as if there's no hope not a colour in the world then she meets the light of her life. A rainbow. Rainbow dash.

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Emma Swan is an orphan who is being transferred into another group home. She lives on a specific set of rules she has made for herself. Never ask for seconds at the dinner table, do things when told to, and don't fall under the influence of anything bad. But eventually, she tires of following the rules and being the perfect kid, so she slips up. But when a man comes to interview her to join another group home, what will happen? He promises her that she wouldn't be the only one that feels like they don't belong. The perfect band of misfits. Emma reluctantly agrees. She has a different feeling in her chest about this home. Different would be the only way to explain it.

♡♡ This book is going to be about my life. From love to broken love to cutting to abuse to foster homes to group homes to finally realizing my own self worth. It may be boring but it's my life and I want to tell my story ♡♡

Super-girl and Spider-Man? A girl named Aveera Kray-el (Ava Clay) from krypton crashes on earth and is pt into Cassie's foster home and meets Aslan, Maddie, and Jacob. She Attends midtown high school, she befriends Peter Parker, Aka Spider-Man. What will happen when their other identities meet? Has nothing to do with the DC universe and I do not take credit for any of the marvel characters.

From the perspectives of Tabby Greene and Reid Mooney, a story of love and heartbreak and family and greif is told. Reid has just became an orphan, caused by his fathers loss to his battle with depression. He gets put into a group home for orphans, along with five other kids. He gets immediately allured by Tabby's mysterious personality. Tabby's walls have been built endlessly high and her friends in Rylen House have yet to climb them, but Reid may just be willing to risk everything to make it over those walls. And Tabby starts to question if she should let in the first person who seems to have true interest in her, but she could get broken all over again. Is she going to risk it?

An autistic adult, nicknamed "Zoey", describes life with autism as a Real Life Autistic Adult. Non-Fictional account of the life of an adult with autism.

By the year 2005, millions of kids have suffered through the Group Home and Foster Care System. Lonely, tired of being abused and neglected, most begin their post emancipation years with violence or drugs. Too many end up homeless or suffering more abuse. Most don't make it to age 50. This is the story of a girl who fought the odds, who survived, and then did something no one thought possible: She thrived.

When Noa Rembrandt was eight years old, she began to experience strange things happening that somehow mixed with her emotions. Now at sixteen, she's been kicked out of every foster home she's ever lived in and now her only choice in Thornbrandt: a state run group home for misfits just like her, unwanted children just waiting for eighteen. Except Thornbrandt, the place children go when they just don't fit in, might be the place Noa finds her destiny-and the boy who happens to know all about it. (cover by @zero-infinity)

A STORY OF DISCOVERY, A SEARCH FOR LOVE AND TRIUMPH. MY OWN PERSONAL STORY OF MY TIME AT BROOKLAWN , A RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY. I HAD SUFFERED ABUSE NEGLECT AND TRAUMA.