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After the love of his life and natural born witch: Simone Dubois dies during childbirth leaving Dean to raise their premie daughter alone. Now with his father missing, Dean must try to keep the promise he made to Simone and keep their daughter safe while being dragged into his father's mess. After all nothing was more important to him than his Witchy Princess. Disclaimer: I do not own Supernatural in anyway, shape or form. I only own my OC characters and some changes to the storyline and plot. There will be changes as in Dean will be with none of the women he was in the show only my OC. Dean Winchester is a father Story! Cover made by @Awkward_Normality {started: 21/5/2021} {finished: 27/01/2023} #35 original character 3/10/2022 #1 Bobby Singer 22/6/2022😁😁💚💚 #22 John Winchester 23/4/2022 #1 tv show fanfic 5/3/2022😁😁💚💚 #36 Winchester 23/02/2022 #40 Dean Winchester 7/01/2022 #4 Bobby Singer 3/01/2022 #5 Bobby Singer 5/12/2021 #2 tv show fanfic 18/9/2021 #50 Dean Winchester 8/8/2021 #29 Bobby Singer 25/6/2021

When Willow Mayfair's life falls apart, her mother brings her to Briar Cove, the coastal town where she grew up. Living with Rebecca's childhood friend, a new world filled with love, excitement, and friendship opens up for both of them. This story is for everybody who also dreams of a fairy tale and won't care if the "knights" were a little dirty. "Grab a bunch of broken misfits, chuck them in a tribe, add some glitter and loads of weird-ass garbage, voila, you've got yourself a fairy tale... kinda... just... you know... minus the fairies..." Paisley Davenport This story is my happy place; I do not plan on ever finishing it. It will go on and on like a soapie. I might break it up into volumes later. This book is ideal for forgetting the world and becoming best friends with the characters. Please Note:- I'm currently rewriting this story to edit and enhance parts. I'm also breaking up long chapters. Though the reading flow will not be broken, the chapter numbers will become out of sync at the border between old and new. ♫ Genre: Slice of Life/Romance/Humour This is a slow-burn journey through love and life, filled with an array of beloved characters, their sad moments, happy moments and a multitude of bat-sh#t crazy moments. P.S.: This is not a fairy tale... ♫ This is a work of fiction. Any names or characters, businesses or places, events or incidents are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. TW: Please be advised that this story contains references to violence (sexual and other), drugs, anxiety, mental health issues, abuse and other possibly upsetting themes. Reader discretion is advised. I reserve all rights to my stories. Please do not copy or use my work anywhere without my permission. Thank you.

Owen Anderson wouldn't have imagined the way his life turned the way it did. From an abusive father to an alcoholic mother, and a sister who loves to join in on making his life miserable, he surely didn't expect the unimaginable. Logan Harris, a long life friend and Owen's first official crush makes him feel alive again, forgetting all the evil he endures. However, someone new enters his life, Dylan Matthews, a classmate who happens to be Owen's mentor for the first week. Definitely didn't foresee deep feelings to blossom. Follow the three in a journey which holds so much pain, realisation, secrets and love. Dive into Owen's life and experience all the emotions brewing inside, and discover which love was real, and which was infatuated by comfort. Who will it be? The one who saved his life? Or the one that's his sister's Boyfriend?

WARNING: IN SERIOUS NEED OF AN EDIT!! "It's always been me, myself, and I. Now? More like me, myself, and others. Six more others." ••••• Haley McBride has always been on her own, with the exception of her workaholic mom who she never sees anymore. So when her mom drops her off at an old friends house with no explanation whatsoever, Haley doesn't know how to react. Especially since said friend had six teenage boys. Six hot teenage boys. Tensions are high, hormones are raging, questions thrown, secrets kept. Haley doesn't know what to do now that its her, herself, and others.

Alex Anderson is not your typical professional athlete. He is all about giving back to his community and making sure that he can take care of everyone he can with, given the wealth he has. So when he decides to volunteer his time at a group home for kids, a cause so close to his heart. He meets Carrie and an unexpected friendship strikes up. He likes the fact that Carrie doesn't care who he is and what he does for living. All she cares about is that the kids are getting the experience of a life time being mentored by a person who seems to have his head screwed on right. Carrie Conners is your typical girl. Growing up with a mother who has high expectations for her daughters was not easy. While her younger sister has met all of those expectations being blonde, skinny and a highly successful influencer who just snagged a rich, handsome husband. Carrie is the complete opposite, brunette, curvy and works as a social worker for the state. She first meets Alex when he comes to volunteer at one of the group homes and is unsure of his motives for doing so. She watches as all the women gravitate towards him and watches from the sidelines as usual. However Alex sees her caring, kind way with the kids and is drawn to that immediately. Can these two people from entirely different worlds navigate a friendship that one or both want it to turn into more. Or will being from different worlds completely break them apart?

After enduring years of abuse, Ali finally had enough. She packed everything she could and left her ex to start a new life with her four-year-old son. She gets a serving job at a high end restaurant where she meets NFL rookie, Tyler Reeves. Ali develops feelings for him almost immediately, but they're not warm and fuzzy. She tried to keep her distance from him as much as possible, but it seems fate had other plans for them. The more she pulls away from her true feelings, the more he fights for what they truly deserve- a happy ending. Just as Ali progresses through her trauma and finds the happiness she has been longing for, all of her baggage comes tumbling down. Will she ever be able to truly move on with her life when her past seems to follow her each step of the way? Will they ever get their happy ending?

Dakota is just like every other 17 year old high school senior. Or that's what everyone thinks. Everyone sees Dakota as this funny, sarcastic, and caring girl. What people don't see is how much she is truly suffering inside. People don't know that the smile she always wears is completely fake. They don't know what's really going on at home. They don't see the bruises she has to cover up every morning. They don't see her having to step up to take care of her two younger siblings. She puts on a fake smile as soon as she walks through the school doors and slowly builds her walls up higher as each day goes on. She thinks no one will ever see past her facade...that is, until three new bad boys come strolling into town taking an automatic interest in Dakota. And one certain bad boy can read her like an open book. Will Dakota eventually let these three bad boys in? Or will she keep everything in until she finally reaches her breaking point? Warning: explicit language, violence, sexual assault, abuse, and sexual content ---------------------------- Highest Rankings: #1 Past #1 Underground #1 Abuse #1 Broken #1 Fighter #2 Boxer #1 hurt #2 sad

John was a tough guy, used to doing whatever had to be done. One day, his stubbornness put his life in danger. He found himself in the middle of nowhere, alone, wounded. And the icing on the cake is that John didn't even remember his name. Fate or luck, name it as you will, placed a shining light on his way, leading him straight to Carrie's arms. Carrie knows more than just how to heal wounds. She knows how to create stories and about how cruel life can be. Also, she knows love can knock on your door when you least expect, or should I say... faint on your front porch? When things don't turn out to be as expected, will love be enough to change it all?

Winning the lottery doesn't fix you. Charlotte Lewis knows that better than anyone. Thirty million dollars doesn't erase the trauma of growing up in the foster system, doesn't teach you how to belong, and definitely doesn't prepare you for what comes next. Instead of spending her winnings on luxury and escape, she buys something unexpected-a run-down, forgotten house on the outskirts of Charleston, Virginia. A house big enough for the future she's too afraid to believe in. A house meant to become a safe haven for kids like her- kids who need a home, even if she isn't sure she knows how to give them one. But walls don't build themselves, and neither do families. As Charlotte takes on the challenge of rebuilding, she's forced to confront the past she's spent years running from, the loneliness she refuses to name, and the people who refuse to let her do it alone-including Ryan Carter, her frustratingly charming neighbor, who seems determined to chip away at her carefully constructed walls. She never planned on letting anyone in. But maybe home isn't something you build alone. Maybe home is the people who stay.

Owen and Sarah were best friends, their mutual distaste solidifying their bond. Then Sarah got hurt and Owen couldn't pretend he didn't care anymore. How can you protect someone who doesn't even know you anymore? How can you save the life of someone who can't speak for their self? After saving her there was only one question, how far could they go? Trigger Warning: Instances of sexual assault