What is going on over there: Season 1, 2 and 3

What is going on over there: Season 1, 2 and 3

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Criminal Minds
Season 1: When a father and daughter move next door to JJ and Emily. They notice something was up. Can JJ and Emily help the girl or not? *WARNING: CHILD ABUSE.* Season 2: Here is the sequel to What going on over there: season one. Let find out have Riley is doing after a few months living with JJ and Emily. She uses dangerous methods to cope with her pain. *Trigger Warning: Raped, Self Harm, ED* Season 3:Here is the sequel to What going on over there: season one and season two. Eight years later. What is life after Riley and Madison like? What will happen will everyone find out a secret that could change everyone's life again. How will come back into their life? There will be a lot of twists and turn. Last story of what going on over their series. So I hope you liked it.
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Emily and JJ have been married for two years, and are currently fostering a little girl named Mia. When Mia gets taken away from them, they have to learn to deal with life without her. JJ takes it the hardest, wavering between letting the grief swallow her, or getting up and seeing what life has to offer. JJ has to accept the loss of the child who she thought of as her daughter, or let herself drown in the misery. TW! vulgar language, mentions of depression, child loss, physical violence

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