Y/n is kidnapped during a solo mission and nobody notices until she misses her check in at the two hour mark. Price does everything he can to keep Ghost from rescuing her solo.
y/n’s first months in the camp had been.. eventful. it was loud. messy. better than wandering around, she supposed. one thing in the camp really intrigued her, however. Shane Walsh. leader of the camp. alot older than y/n. had she noticed him watching? maybe. did she mind? no.
Y/N has never been easy to handle. Young, stubborn, sharp-tongued, and utterly determined to test every boundary placed in front of her, she has gone through dominant after dominant—only to lose interest when they inevitably give in to her attitude. She doesn’t want someone cruel; she wants someone confident enough not to be intimidated by her.
At twenty-two, Y/N expects the summer to be painfully boring after her father insists she take a job as the cart girl at the local country club instead of lounging around the house. Between the blazing sun, demanding golfers, and endless miles of fairways, she’s already counting down the days until fall.
Your dad found out about you and his best friend and forced Beau to break it off without telling you that your dad knows. Once you leave heart broken and in tears he finally lets his emotions show.
Simon, a hotheaded punk rocker and fugitive who is constantly in trouble with the law. While hiding from the police, he crosses paths with y/n, a painfully awkward, lonely young woman who is relentlessly bullied by her peers and misunderstood by her family. Y/n secretly idolizes the anonymous lead singer of her favorite punk band, never realizing that Simon is the very musician she admires.
Y/N never imagined she’d trade the noise of the city for endless fields, dirt roads, and dawns that smelled of fresh-cut hay. Yet after marrying the quiet, broad-shouldered farmer nearly twice her age, she finds herself falling in love with a life she never wanted—and with the man everyone else mistakes for cold. While the town whispers about their age gap and assumes she’s only passing through, her husband loves her in the steady ways that matter most: warming her truck before sunrise, slipping wildflowers into her apron pocket, carrying her inside after long days at the hospital, and building a home where she’s cherished beyond words. But when a devastating drought, mounting debt, and family tensions threaten the farm that’s been in his family for generations, Y/N refuses to stand by. Together, the spirited young wife and the weathered farmer discover that love isn’t measured by age or grand declarations—it’s found in calloused hands reaching for one another, unwavering loyalty, and the promise that no matter what storms come, they’ll face them side by side.
At twenty-four, Y/N Monroe has spent years reading about the BDSM community from a distance, fascinated by the trust, structure, and honesty it promises. Determined to explore it safely, she joins a dating app dedicated to people in the lifestyle. Her profile is full of sass, sarcasm, and a warning: “Certified brat. Handle with caution.”
Frank Castle had spent years convincing himself that he didn’t need anyone. Love had only ever given him something to lose, and after losing Maria and his children, Frank decided that the safest thing he could do was become the monster everyone already believed he was.
Y/N has always been drawn to the kind of Alpha everyone else knows to stay away from—dangerous, possessive, unpredictable, and completely devoted to her. When she meets him, their relationship becomes the kind of love story people whisper about: obsessive, chaotic, and undeniably intense.
Y/n looks like she’d be more at home in a porcelain doll collection than standing beside the most feared mafia boss in the country. At twenty-five, she wears lace dresses, bows, Mary Janes, and carries herself with an almost childlike sweetness that convinces everyone she’s nothing more than her thirty-six-year-old husband’s pampered, innocent wife. That’s exactly what they want people to believe. His soldiers know the truth: when negotiations fail and respect disappears, the boss doesn’t reach for a gun—he calmly tells one of his men, “Go get my wife. Tell her someone isn’t listening.” The room erupts in laughter when Y/n enters in frills and ribbons, but the laughter dies the moment she smiles. Within minutes, everyone learns that beneath the doll-like exterior is the most unpredictable and terrifying person in the organization—and the reason the boss never has to raise his voice twice.
Y/N has always known she is younger than the women that Beau usually surrounds himself with. They’re sophisticated, confident, experienced—the kind of women who walk into a room and immediately command his attention. Y/N, meanwhile, constantly feels like she has to prove that she belongs beside him.
Damien is ur bestie wit benifits. yall tease, flirt, kiss and cuddle alot. now he’s the clingy type and he will say anything that comes to mind, no matter if it’s something out of pocket or the sweetst thing you ever heard. your parents are bestfriends so yall have been besties since the womb.
Y/N has become an expert at hiding the bruises—and at hiding the fear that comes with them. Her boyfriend has slowly convinced her that his anger is her fault, until she starts flinching at raised voices, recoiling whenever someone moves too quickly, and apologizing whenever she thinks she has done something wrong. No one knows what happens behind closed doors.
Y/N never expected an AA meeting to introduce her to the man who would change her life. She’s there because she’s finally ready to confront the parts of herself she’s spent years running from. He’s there because he’s been sober for years—but still carries the weight of everything he did when he wasn’t.
At twenty-three, Y/N never imagined she’d be carrying a child into the end of the world. Four months pregnant and trying to ignore the constant fear that comes with every new day, she leans on the one thing that’s remained steady since the outbreak began—her husband, Shane Walsh. At thirty-six, Shane has traded the hotheaded, impulsive man he once was for someone fiercely protective of both his wife and the family they’ve built. With Rick Grimes leading the prison community and Shane serving as his trusted right-hand man, the Atlanta group has become a rare example of hope in a world determined to destroy it. The rivalry that could have torn them apart never happened, leaving Rick and Shane as brothers instead of enemies.