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Starfield Fanfiction. Set post-game in Starfied after the Spacefarer has entered the Unity. A UC Marine veteran of the Colony War makes a dreaded maintenance stop at the spaceport in New Atlantis. Short of funds and in need of a drink, she stops by the Viewport only to find an opportunity to make some easy credits and annoy (flirt?) with a pretty blonde explorer in a red leather jacket.

Edwin Schrödinger has a secret. Ever since he was young, he's been able to 'save' and 'load', allowing him to effectively time travel and do things differently, retaining any knowledge he obtains in the process. Born an explorer, he naturally used this to great effect, mapping and documenting the area around the helium-3 farm his parents owned on Bardeen III for a dozen kilometers in every direction. He didn't know why he had this ability, but his parents always told him to keep it a secret for his own safety. Now, at age twenty-four, he is contracted to a mine on Vectera to examine some strange readings reported there. Little did he know, he would end up pulled into the greatest mystery of his age, requiring full use of his wondrous ability. ~On Hiatus until I get Xbox Gamepass or buy the game~ *Temporary Cover* *Test Tags*

A fanfic inspired by the game Starfield, "Shattered Hearts" tells the tale of a love story where two individuals are separated by circumstances beyond their control. Despite the challenges they face, they ultimately find their way back to each other. This narrative showcases the trials they endure and demonstrates how true love is unstoppable in its journey to reunite.

When five-year-old Amara Elise Morgan goes missing in Chicago, Derek Morgan's carefully built walls come crashing down. With the BAU racing against time and Chicago PD joining the search, every clue leads deeper into fear-and hope. At the center of it all is a little girl who knows exactly who her safe person is... and an uncle who will stop at nothing to bring her home. This fanfiction deals with heavy themes, including trauma. These topics are treated with care, but they may be triggering for some readers. Please take care of yourself if you choose to read this work.