Chosenfamily Stories

"My 17-year-old but has seen better and worse days. It has been through ups and downs, through flat and flatter. But regardless of all the shit it had to endure, it still honours the earth by its presence." "That's an awful intro. Although it's not far from the truth." °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° Noel Avalon Malcom. A teenager who had to grow up too fast. Abandoned by her family for a false accusation and left to fend for herself. What happens, when she ends up at the police station and has no choice but to call her father? And when she is forced to live there with her brothers and sister? She has her own demons and secrets, but even the family, which seems so perfect on the outside has its demons. Will Noel be able to forgive them for all the wrongdoings against her? Will the truth come out? And will they stand against their demons, or get defeated by them?

I feel hopeless, trapped, lost. Little did I know, one traumatic event could shatter my world in a heartbeat. But then I met Olivia. Will she be able to help me through it, or will this completely break me? Will we be able to make it through this storm together, or will I, will we crumble before we make it through? **TRIGGER WARNING This book will contain sexual assault, self harm, PTSD, depression, and mention of suicidal thoughts. Please read at your own risk. You are loved, you are brave, you are not alone. Please know I see you, I believe you. There is help and hope for you 💗 **I also don't own any characters from SVU that are in this story

Born of fire and shadow, raised by the sea, Tsa'eya te Ronal'itan was never meant to survive-let alone belong. Taken from the Mangkwan Ash Na'vi and adopted into the Metkayina clan, Tsa'eya grows up straddling two worlds that do not forgive difference. Though she bears the name of Ronal and Tonowari, the reef still whispers of ash, and the past she barely remembers refuses to stay buried. As war creeps closer to the oceans and old grudges resurface, Tsa'eya must prove that loyalty is not defined by blood, nor faith by birthplace. Bound to her deadly skimwing Räxey and shaped by Ronal's teachings, she becomes a silent blade of the reef-feared by enemies, questioned by allies. Amid rising tides and burning skies, she finds an unexpected anchor in Neteyam, whose steady goodness challenges her guarded heart and teaches her that love does not demand sameness-only trust. Ash Beneath the Tides is a story of identity, chosen family, and the strength it takes to stand firm when the world insists you do not belong-an epic tale of fire meeting water, and the daughter Eywa chose to keep.

YOU'RE NOT A MONSTER SEB YOU'RE MY HERO AND I LOVE YOU - ELEVEN HOPPER Sebastian Kai Byers was supposed to be impossible. Born with powers that shook Hawkins to its core in 1971, he became Subject Zero-Dr. Brenner's perfect weapon, the most powerful being in existence. But when he escapes Hawkins Lab in 1983, he discovers something more dangerous than his god-like abilities: the possibility of being human. As the Upside Down threatens everything he's fought to protect, Sebastian must choose between the power that could save the world and the humanity that makes life worth living. Soulmate AU. Sebastian/Eleven endgame (Stranger Things Seasons 1-5)

"In a world where children are portfolios and failure is a 'System Leak,' she was engineered for perfection-until she fell for the error." In the Veridian District, perfection isn't a goal-it's a debt. Beyond high stone walls, the Creed of Divine Equity treats families as corporate portfolios and children as "Optimized Assets." In this network of elite schools, you are either outperforming the generation before you or you are a "System Leak" waiting to be erased. Child #3 is the District's crown jewel. The middle daughter of a family fighting for their seat on the National Council, she is a "rare-breed" academic engine and D1 basketball prospect. They call her the Lion of God. Her body is a tactical shell; her mind is a biological processor. Both were engineered to pay a debt she never created. But the machine glitches when a scholarship student arrives from the city beyond the gates. A "theological error" in a leotard, the newcomer is a ballerina who doesn't believe in the math of human worth. With a "Low Yield" dream of a performing arts college, she is the unauthorized variable the family has been trained to liquidate. When the Academy's Vice Principal assigns her daughter to "optimize" the newcomer through a brutal mentorship, the "Machine" begins to fracture. The dancer's unauthorized grace is a virus in the athlete's programming. As late nights over textbooks turn into a forbidden pull, the athlete unearths a truth hidden in the heart of the Creed: A life that can't be measured is the only one worth living. With the National Conference approaching and the pressure to keep the family solvent reaching a breaking point, Child #3 must decide: Will she remain the altar where her soul is burned, or will she become the variable that crashes the Creed forever?

She came to the orchard to disappear, and fell in love with the woman who made staying feel dangerous. Nina comes to Iris's orchard to disappear. She doesn't plan to stay. She doesn't plan to want anything. She especially doesn't plan to notice the woman who moves through the trees like she belongs to them-sun-warmed, unhurried, impossible to ignore. The days are long and heavy with heat. Cherries stain fingers and shirts. Sweat, silence, and shared work strip away the parts of Nina that have been holding her together too tightly. Maeve never pushes. Never asks for more than what's offered. And somehow, that makes everything harder. Three cherries joined at the stem become a quiet promise: hunger, longing, love. Not the dramatic kind. The kind that grows slowly. The kind that stays. As the orchard hums and summer deepens, Nina begins to feel her body again-her wants, her fear, her hope. Being seen by another woman feels dangerous. Being held by a place that remembers feels worse. And leaving starts to feel like the bravest thing she might never do. Three Stemmed Cherries is a slow-burn sapphic romance about summer heat, emotional healing, and the tenderness of chosen family. A soft, intimate story for readers who love quiet longing, cottagecore atmospheres, and love that doesn't rush-but doesn't let go either.

Aspen Drake meant to leave her world behind - just not like this. A half-serious ritual, a desperate wish for magic, and one very wrong destination later, Aspen finds herself in Evergreen, a dangerous realm where forests listen, creatures choose their riders, and survival depends on who you trust. Thrown into a journey with a sharp-tongued elf prince, his charming second-in-command, a blunt dwarf with a blood-stained past, and a quiet woodland elf who watches more than he speaks, Aspen is sent after an ancient spear lost to a ruined kingdom. Evergreen doesn't care what she wanted. It only cares what she's willing to fight for. ~~~~~~ #1 mounts, Jan 4th 2026 #11 Fantasyseries, Jan 7th 2026 #10 portalfantasy, Jan 7th 2026 #24 chosenfamily, Jan 7th 2026 #42 morallygray, Jan 7th 2026 #84 fantasycreatures, Jan 7th 2026

This is the third book of the Royal elites legacy ,and the second book of the Un- trilogy following Arya Valmik and Abhimanyu Singh Ranawat. After the betrayals and heartbreaks of the past, Arya must navigate love, lies, and the chains that still bind her. As secrets unravel and truths are revealed, she faces choices that could either free her or destroy everything she holds dear.

This story is about Betrayals and chosen family (irregular updates) Rivals-to-lovers and Strangers-to-lovers. This will mostly turn into a series. Fire, Darkness and Light. 1970-20?? Hogwarts 6 Main characters. Find out in Echo-Tide book 1. "I feel like I have known you forever" Started: 17th November 2025 Ended:

She was never supposed to be chosen. He was never supposed to fall for her. Spectra is just a regular girl-no legacy, no magic, no destiny. Until the day she's dragged into Deruk Academy, where only the powerful survive... and the weak are crushed. Bound to the Golden Six, an ancient force whispered about in fear, Spectra becomes a target overnight. Especially to him. A dark, cold-hearted prince with shadows in his eyes and secrets carved into his silence. He's dangerous. Untouchable. And determined to keep his distance-until fate refuses to let them apart. As deadly trials begin, jealousy turns vicious, alliances break, and forbidden feelings ignite. Every lesson pushes them closer to power... and closer to each other. But the Golden Six was sealed for a reason-and awakening it may cost Spectra everything she loves. Because at Deruk Academy, power demands sacrifice. And falling in love might be the deadliest trial of all.

Elias has always understood the world through structure, equations, logic, things that behave the way they're supposed to. So when his teacher asks him to tutor Alex, a quiet boy with failing grades and tired eyes, it feels simple enough. Until it isn't. As evenings of studying turn into shared silences, Elias begins to notice the things Alex never explains: the bruises, the flinches, the rigid deadlines to be home by nine. The more Elias tries to help, the clearer it becomes that the real problem isn't math - it's where Alex goes when the night ends. When Alex finally shows up at Elias's door, broken and out of excuses, both boys are forced to choose between the safety they've been taught and the safety they desperately need. What the Numbers Couldn't Say is a quiet, emotional slow-burn about found family, first love, and the courage it takes to leave - even when you don't know where you're going. Trigger Warnings This story contains sensitive themes. Please read with care. • Emotional abuse • Implied physical abuse (non-graphic) • Unsafe home environment • Trauma responses (panic, dissociation, hypervigilance) • Mentions of fear, flight, and leaving home • Queer themes / same-sex romance • Healing from trauma No graphic violence, no sexual content, no explicit abuse scenes

Steven didn't ask to become extraordinary. He asked for a quiet life, decent coffee, and not to lose the people he cares about. When magic, monsters, and ancient rules collide with everyday life, Steven chooses restraint over spectacle and love over guarantees. Alongside Pixel - a genie who refuses to be a safety net - he navigates a world where power doesn't solve everything, and surviving intact is its own kind of victory. A grounded urban fantasy about choice, consequence, and what comes after everything breaks.

❝𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗣𝗔𝗜𝗡 𝗢𝗙 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘 𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦 𝗜𝗡 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗦 𝗜𝗧'𝗦 𝗗𝗘𝗘𝗣𝗘𝗥 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗢𝗖𝗘𝗔𝗡❞ ━━━ 𝗦𝗛𝗘 was never meant to be a villain. She was never meant to be a hero either. At just ten years old, (Y/N) (L/N) has already lived a life most Trainers never will. Brilliant, untouchable in battle, and dressed in quiet elegance, she was once known as one of the Explorers' most promising assets-someone who believed that beauty, discipline, and strength could solve anything. Until she learned how heavy strength can be. Now aboard the Brave Olivine, surrounded by the chaotic warmth of the Rising Volt Tacklers, (Y/N) is forced to face something far more frightening than enemies or legends: choice. Here, Pokémon come first. Mistakes are allowed. And no one expects her to carry the world alone. She still fights like a professional. Still hides her emotions behind calm eyes. Still smiles only when something sweet touches her tongue. But slowly-through quiet moments with Liko, reckless adventures with Roy, late nights beside humming engines, and Pokémon who love her more than she believes she deserves-cracks begin to form in the armor she built far too young.

This is the authors' journal for Becks, a polyamorous lesbian novel. To read the main book click the nickname valkyr17, you'll find it there. | The journal will feature chapter excerpts, without any mature content, as well as updates, bonus images, FAQs, answers to your questions, and fun behind-the-scenes curiosities. The novel is available here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/399814529-becks-part-1 ### When Avery - Becks - Beckett returns to England for the reading of a mysterious will, she never expects to uncover a legacy of ancient bloodlines and forbidden truths. As secrets buried for centuries begin to surface, Becks finds herself caught between the wife she adores, the childhood friend she never stopped loving, and a blood-bond attraction she can't control. Some revelations, once unveiled, demand the highest price. Will Becks be able to protect the people she loves, or will she fall prey to the ancient rulers who've controlled humanity for millennia? ⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸⫷ ⚜ ⫸ ⚜ ⫷ ⚜ ⫸ A note from the Authors: Becks is, at its heart, a story about a messy, layered, and unapologetically *polyamorous love*. This journal offers early glimpses into the emotional core of our main novel, launching September 1st. It follows queer women navigating loyalty, longing, and legacy through tangled relationships and ancient bloodlines. We believe polyamorous stories deserve the same depth, tension, and heartbreak as any love story. And Becks is our way of honoring that. If you're drawn to stories where love doesn't fit into neat boxes, and where every connection matters... welcome. We're so glad you're here!

Family is not blood. Love is not simple. And forever is something you fight for. When Forever Began is an emotional, chaotic, cinematic family saga about love, loyalty, found family, and the secrets that bind them. This is Vol-01: Where It All Began. Updates weekly.

Before she was Claire, she was just Trisha-a young trans woman burdened by a life she didn't choose. Her deadname was Trent, and her world was a nightmare: a chronically ill mom, a deadbeat dad, and a younger brother she had to raise on her own. As an atheist in a world without answers, she was tired of fighting. But one night, after falling into a deep sleep, she wakes up as a baby girl named Claire Stella Orion, the only daughter of two loving, progressive, and wealthy parents, Julian and Celeste. Now, born on a starry Christmas morning, she finally gets to live a life filled with the unconditional love she always deserved. But can the clingy baby girl, so traumatized by her past, ever truly let go of the nightmare that felt so real? This story is a fanfiction book of how I wanted my life to be when I was younger I felt too afraid to come out as a trans girl because I had a lot going in my life at the time having divorced conservative Christian parents and when I tested them by having questions about religion they basically scared me enough to basically create a private version of myself and a public version of myself so I spent a lot of my years isolated feeling lonely like nobody else understood me until at 23 years old an ai gender swap roleplay along with multiple things piled up from the past that I ignored to give me the information to search up what I was going through and ever since I came out I feel comfortable being myself more then I was before

Eight people. One family. Way too many Instagram posts. If the SKZ family had Instagram, this is what it would look like. Unfiltered photos taken in the kitchen at 2 a.m. Soft appreciation posts that were definitely not meant to make anyone cry. This fic is told through Instagram posts, captions, comments, and stories, capturing the everyday mess, love, and noise of a family that chose each other. They tease too much, care too deeply, and never stop showing up - even when they pretend they don't care. No fame. No stages. Just a home full of laughter, late nights, and unconditional love. Welcome to the SKZ family feed.

In a city that shifts every hour, Jax navigates streets that bend reality and reflections that show every choice they've ever avoided. Friends, lovers, and strangers appear and vanish, each encounter forcing them to confront fear, love, and identity. With the neon-lit city as both labyrinth and mirror, Jax must decide who they are-and who they'll let into their life. Mirror Hour is a surreal, heart-wrenching journey through time, memory, and the courage it takes to finally speak the right line.

In a realm where emotion is law, love is treason. For three hundred years, the Twelve Fairy Courts have enforced the Severance Law: one emotion, one court, one fate. Cross-court bonds are forbidden. Emotional integration is punishable by death. And the penalty for feeling too much-or feeling wrong-is having your wings bound and your true name shattered. But the system is breaking. Kael Ashborne, High Warden of Anger, burns with rage he's spent seventeen years learning to control. Lira Veyl, Mistress of Serenity, has buried her emotions so deep she's forgotten how to feel. When their courts collide at a crumbling border, the attraction they've been denying for years becomes impossible to ignore-and the Watcher stirs. Born from centuries of suppressed emotion and unrepaired harm, the Watcher feeds on denial, extremism, and the pressure of a law that was never meant to last. Now it's manifesting where it shouldn't be possible, and reality itself is cracking apart. Across Aeloria, forbidden bonds are forming. Joy and Sorrow. Fear and Hope. Pride and Envy. Love and Guilt. Twelve courts. Twelve rulers. Twelve impossible romances that could either save the realm or destroy it completely. Because integration doesn't guarantee victory. Repair is messier than conquest. And starving the Watcher requires something far more terrifying than war: Emotional honesty. The Twelve Hearts of Aeloria is a dark fairy epic where wings scar, magic bleeds, and love destabilizes nations. This is not a story about unity. It's a story about maintenance-the brutal, ongoing work of choosing vulnerability in a world built on denial.