It was getting easier for Lincoln to say didn't care for his siblings, that's not good. It was just last week that he would've given his life for them, but he needed to open his eyes. Stop dancing around the gaping hole in his door. ... Oh, how much of the world will he burn if she dies?

My dream was to get my brother back the little family I had left

A story about 14 year old Randall Clarkson/Gardiner, the adopted son of Thomas and Alice Gardiner, and of how they took in another foster child, Ester...only to have her taken away, at aged 4, when Randall's unfinished papers cause her to be matched into another family. Randall struggles with feelings of guilt, as well as the overall grief of losing his beloved sister. When a chance appears which might allow them to keep her, after all, will they succeed? And if they fail, would they be able to recover from the loss, without any bitterness afterwards? Would they still want to adopt children, in spite of the risk of pain?

After so many nightmares & a horrible week, Lincoln can't take anymore. He runs away & a farmer lets him into his family. Will Lincoln return or will he stay? (Contains mature stuff.)

"Nobody wants the older kids" North has been in five foster homes in just one year, mostly because it was her fault. Her two younger brothers, Asher and Oliver, always beside her. That's when the Thompson's decided to adopt but life isn't going to as easy as it seems. A/N Whenever I write stories I try to do my research before hand so I try to make it as realistic as possible. No I do not know about adoption or a life of a kid from first hand so I may get some things wrong. While not every foster/adopted kid is like North, Asher, or Ollie, it's still to help bring awareness to the situation that is affecting our world. North's character is definitely dramatized for plot or story development obviously... so I'm aware of that. Anyways please enjoy :) *sorry in advance for any typos and grammar*

After Lola brutally injures Lincoln for not allowing her to use one of Lisa's inventions to win a pageant, the other Loud siblings stop trusting her to be alone with Lincoln, which leads her to regret her decisions, and to seek therapy for her temper, for Lincoln's sake. (Inspired by Lola's anger management.)

Do you have siblings? How much do you love them? Enough to throw everything, even who you are, away just to stay with them? Riley would. When Riley and her twin brother Dan lose both of their parents and are sent to an orphanage, Riley is forced to take drastic measures to ensure that they stay together. The law says boys and girls cannot house together in an orphanage... so Riley, becomes a boy. Join Riley as she tries to survive living in a house full of boys while keeping them all convinced she's one too. She's got a secret... can she keep it though?

Lincoln had nightmares of bad times when he messed up and made his sisters mad at him. After seeing Death the Reaper (my oc) in his nightmare, he decided that it would be best if he leave them alone and didn't get involved in their problems anymore and making things worse for them and hating him more. For two weeks, he didn't interact with any of his sisters, not wanting to cause more trouble for them. All of his sisters took notice of his behaviour, and they decided to see what caused Lincoln to change and soon change him back to the brother they know. Can Lincoln's sisters help him and restore his broken heart? Or will Death the Reaper take control of him and make him leave his sisters forever? Read and find out for yourself.

Lincoln is no longer welcome to his family, what will he do now, will someone help him?

Think of them like a mirror. They were once perfect. A few cracks from where someone hit it. But perfect you could still see a reflection. One day something came and shattered the mirror. Will they be able to get all the pieces and put the mirror back together? Or will their broken family be shattered forever?