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This is a AU- Fanfiction, so it basically has nothing to do with the show, except for the names and somewhat the personalities. So just keep that in mind. Skye is 13 and gets pushed from one foster home to another, when she gets taken out of a particularly abusive one, she meets Bobbi. Bobbi is 17 and doing an internship at the hospital in her summerholidays. She was adopted by Melinda May and Phil Coulson a few years ago and when she meets a young, malnurished, traumatized girl, she is reminded of what she was like when she first met her parents. Or A teen-Skye getting adopted by Phil and Melinda. No SHIELD, no powers, Adoption AU, I have no knowlege of the fostercare system, i am also not American. This is for fun, just bare with it.

When their parent's relationship takes a step forward Sage and Liam are abruptly forced into each other's lives. At 3AM while Liam is throwing up liquor or out at a party amping up his body count Sage is seizing or spending yet another night at the hospital being robbed of his adolescence by his FND. Started: 10.02.26

Two boys. One girl. All victims who share the same fate. That one snowy day that brought them together had permanently altered their lives. It was the day they both decided they would do anything, including sacrifice themselves, to protect her. They never thought they would see each other again, but their desires had pulled them together once more in a strange twist of destiny. Perhaps they were always meant to reunite in the same place, for her. Note: This fanfic covers the unwritten childhood backstory of Caleb, MC, and Zayne... it serves as a prequel to the game as well as leads into my next fanfic. (Frozen x The Snow Queen x Narnia x Wuthering Heights x Wicked x Paradise Lost x Icarus x Tekkonkinkreet x Percy Jackson x Black Butler x Kpop Demon Hunters x Everything Everywhere All At Once x Interstellar x Arrival x Loki x Assassin's Creed vibes)

Slow burn enemies to lovers yay They both need a hug

Carson and Emerick have a complicated relationship. Once inseparable friends, they have been distant for the past 5 years, avoiding the reasons behind their fallout. Now, a year-end school trip forcibly reunites them in the same cabin, sparking unease, unresolved emotions, and a night that brings them uncomfortably close. Although the trip ends with them parting ways, an unexpected encounter a week later alters their summer plans, pulling them into a chaotic journey of secrets, awkward moments, and newly blossoming feelings, along with misunderstandings neither knows how to untangle. As the journey unfolds, one question lingers: Will Carson and Emerick rebuild what they once had, or are they doomed to keep running away from their feelings forever? Sequel of Our Complicated Love Story but works as a standalone. This novel is not a male pregnancy story. Contains: Mention of mpreg only because the previous book of this sequel was a mpreg

The woman looked at him with a rather confused expression, sputtering before asking. "Is... Is that from Angus?" She bit back an amused smile. Abed reverts back to his usual stance. "I didn't expect you to get that, actually. Most people don't" "I suppose I'm not most people then." ── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── Abed knew one thing for certain. Movies were the thing that he always understood. But when Adelaide sits across from him, suddenly he wants to understand something else for a change. ── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── This is an OC x Canon story. Greendale is still a wacky community college; just in this story it has a little more structure. Actual classes, more appropriate scenes for a college, etc. I try to stay true to the source material as much as I can!

SHORT DESCRIPTION San Diego, 2014. Jamie is neurodivergent, in an open relationship, and hopelessly drawn to the one person she shouldn't want-her best friend. With Jason away in Cuba and her boundaries blurring, Jamie must face the messy realities of desire, identity, and love without rules. Set across San Diego, Havana, and Medellín, this story explores what happens when love refuses to stay in its box. LONG DESCRIPTION Set primarily in San Diego, 2014-a city that feels as alive and complicated as Jamie herself-this is the story of a neurodivergent woman trying to make sense of her restless mind through the systems she builds to keep it steady. With Baja California just down the coast and scenes unfolding years later in Medellín, Colombia, 2025, the novel moves fluidly across time and place, mirroring Jamie's own non-linear process of understanding. Jamie is in an open relationship with Jason, who is living temporarily in Cuba, navigating his own path abroad (or getting followed by chickens and dogs with souls). Back home, Jamie finds herself wrestling with a growing crush on her best friend, Nadia-a pursuit that everyone, including Jamie, knows will not end well (or, leave a permanent mark). At its core, this is a story about the messy realities of love, desire, and identity. It's about what happens when the boundaries we set-between partners, between friends, even between parts of ourselves-start to dissolve. With clarity, humor, and emotional nuance, this novel explores what it means to live authentically in a world that rarely makes space for difference.

It's a story about me... It's not fictional. It's a real story about my neurodivergence and how I came to be and am getting through life. I want to pass on knowledge i have learned and also share some of my funny moments and slips ups!

requests are still allowed, but since i'm only adding one character every month[figurative], it's not really what the book is for anymore.

Absolutely! Here's a polished **story description** and **tagline** for *Ink & Asphalt*, perfect for Wattpad, AO3, or a pitch blurb. She writes about dragons to escape reality. He races to outrun it. Neither expected to find home in each other. Margareta Stan has spent her life on the edges of the spotlight - the daughter of a Hollywood star, a bestselling romantasy author known for her vivid worlds of dragons and fairies, and a young woman living with autism, epilepsy, diabetes, and OCD. Quiet by nature and fiercely private, Maggie is content with ink-stained fingers, herbal tea, and the safe rituals of her routine. Pierre Gasly thrives on speed. A Formula 1 driver used to roaring engines and flashing cameras, he's spent years chasing adrenaline - and running from everything else. But when an injury sidelines him mid-season, Pierre finds himself in New York, restless and off the grid. Their worlds should never have collided. But in the hush of a library during a crowded gala, they do - over a worn copy of *Emberwings*, Maggie's debut novel. What begins as a chance encounter grows into something delicate, real, and unexpected. But with media frenzy, her health challenges, and Pierre's fast-paced lifestyle threatening to pull them apart, Maggie and Pierre will have to learn what it truly means to slow down - and let love in.

A man who worked. A man who studied the stars and universe in itself. A man who held a microscope over every single detail and atom it held. He searched. He searched for meaning. Meaning for his life. To STUDY. To PURSUE. To be RECOGNIZED. He wanted to spread his KNOWLEDGE. A man hard at work. He fails to..let out that stress. To crumbled those walls. Those walls which were made of marble, brick, and the structure for Greek like properties. Walls up so HIGH. Expectations up so HIGH. ..His content ever so LOW. ...Solace. ...He wanted-NO! needed SOLACE. ...Where? ...It was in a bar. ...In the land of dreams. ...A bartender. ...A bartender who caught wind of the argument he had with the damn gambler. ...They weren't supposed to see all of him. ...,but THEY DID. ...THEY SAW THROUGH HIM. ...His HEART. All 143 and more details ...143= I love you ...Y/N L/N ...A bartender. The meaning of "143" is "I love you". It's a coded message derived from the number of letters in each word of the phrase: "I" (1 letter), "love" (4 letters), and "You" (3 letters). The term was popularized in the 1990s with the use of pagers and early text messaging and is still used today as a discreet way to express affection. This fic is gender neutral for sake of immersion. The reader and Ratio are in the neurodivergent spectrum+aroace spectrum. All characters belong to HOYOVERSE/HSR. All art and writing by anind_smasharang on IG/TT/AF This fic may contain themes of: *Neurodivergence *Meltdowns/panic attacks *Ableism (by other characters) *Mental Illness:depression, anxiety,etc *Burn out *Drinking (alcohol) *Complicated/Denial of feelings RANKS! -#109 -autism

When it first broke out, the internet went crazy and even the proper news started talking about zombie apocalypses, quoting pop culture as expertise. That was of course pointless; the dead never rose up, they stayed dead. So then people started turning to religion for answers instead. The problem with that was that the preachers were the first ones to go. By the time the rabbis and shamans, and even the nuns and monks, started dropping like flies, we were quickly running out of prophets to turn to.

music runs through june gold's veins. so, it doesn't surprise her when fate leads her to start a band with three of her online friends. but when grief she had pushed down for have a decade begins to remind her of a boy she wished she could leave in the past and it starts to become harder and harder to stay faceless, june finally has to learn to face her fears. fem!oc x p!bench trio "hold onto this moment, boys. it won't last forever." book one of the patchyshack au started: december 2021 completed: in progress *frequently edited

Sometimes you just need to find one other person who understands you. Richelle and Jacquie are that for each other.

An empath... That's what they called Nyx Giar, she can connect with the emotion a person is feeling and can even push emotions into people. Of course every power, or quirk as their society put it, had its drawbacks. The overuse of Nyx's quirk leads to extreme emotional numbness. Raised by her father, Jax Giar, her mother passed when she was young and she lived at the bottom. She wants to be a hero but is unsure if she can. Who will she meet on her way? Will she become the hero she dreamed of being?

Sixteen-year-old Meg O'Brien has always been different. But growing up as the oldest child of her very practical cattle ranching parents has not always afforded her the opportunity to explore these differences. Between her brother who is constantly giving her parents trouble and his twin who seems to be pretty much perfect, Meg has always felt the need to do as she's told, bottle up her weirdness, and mask her way through her almost constant social confusion. But when Meg's grandmother dies suddenly, throwing her family into a chaos of grief and inheritance confusion, Meg suddenly feels more lost than ever. Before she can even begin to find her footing in faking her way through "normal" grief, she finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Jesse, the wildly attractive new 18-year-old ranch hand. As if navigating through the puzzle of getting him to notice her wasn't hard enough, Meg's dad throws her world into even more confusion by pairing her up with Leo, the spazzy-sweet son of the ranch's foreman, to learn machinery repair. As Meg prepares to cope with a summer of new experiences and upset life routines, her concerned hybrid schoolteacher tries to convince her to seek help from a counselor despite her parents' aversion to therapy. But a taste of true love from an unlikely place just might help Meg finally find the self-acceptance she needs to let go of her impossible quest to conform with the world around her.

There are a lot of stories out there about autistic people, mentally ill people, and disabled people...but very little of it is written from OUR point of view. We always hear from our parents and exes how unmanageable we are, how toxic, how annoying. They smirk over our oddities and delight in laying our private lives bare in a way that shows what martyrs they are for having to put up with us. There are very few romances about us, and even fewer that show the depth and joy of our relationships. These are true stories of our happily-ever-afters, of our loving families, of our complex friendships. These are windows into the difficulties we face trying to connect with others, express our feelings. This is our chance to tell these stories from OUR point of view-as the ones who are different, who don't know how to act "right", who do things that people see as odd and annoying. If you want to contribute to this anthology, please contact me at elizabethroderick [at] att [dot] net. We accept narrative nonfiction, essays, poetry, graphic novels...anything that shows our relationships from OUR point of view. I will I think be doing this as a series of different stories, so that each person can do more than one chapter if they like, and keep adding to it if they like. I think that will make it easier to read than making each person's piece a different chapter. So, this first book will be my own story.