AU. Rachel Rafter's life had been perfect, until that fateful day when she was fourteen.

AU. Follows Ben Rafter and the trials and tribulations it takes to raise the daughter he and Melissa share. He knows its not going to be easy, and knows that he's not going to let his little girl forget who her mama is.

AU. Oneshot. It was funny how the smallest of things, the things you never wanted, could weasel their way into your heart and stay there forever. This is the story of the dog Carbo never wanted and how he realised that he couldn't live without it.

AU. It was the story of a lovely lady and her three girls- who just happened to meet a man and his three boys. Love at first sight? Happy families? Not likely.

Oneshot. No matter how far Rachel was away from her home, her glass butterfly would keep her safe.

Oneshot. There are certain expectations when it comes to the Rafter family, each are equally vital.

Oneshot. Ben and Carbo had been friends for years, but there was only one day that was theirs.

When Rachel comes back from New York and has to face Jake again, she must tell him the secret she's been hiding from him all this time.

AU. Ben could always trust his Ava Leigh, because he brought her up the right way. No matter how old she got, she would always be Daddy's little girl.

AU. What if the last words your little girl ever said were 'I love you' What would you do if you could never see your little girl again?

AU. Oneshot. She was meant to be tucked away in bed... the little girl saw more than just Santa Claus!

AU. How do you measure, a year in the lie? In daylights, in sunsets, in love.

AU. Oneshot. They wouldn't trade those sleepless nights for anything. Carbo/Retta

AU. Oneshot. Her son was her little old man, worrying about things no eight year old should have to worry about- but those school holidays were going to be the best he ever had. Grace Barton was going to make sure of it.

Oneshot. She said good morning when it was midnight, he waited for the phone to ring. Their hearts, separated by kilometres of water, were jetlagged.

Oneshot. As Ruby Rafter prepared to leave her childhood home, she searched for the perfect memento of her childhood within those walls of comfort.

AU. Oneshot. "You kids are such schemers!"

AU. Oneshot. What else could a group of kids do on a hot summer day, no parents in sight?

AU. Oneshot. It was the memories that they had, as Rachel Rafter took off for New York, and the memories they would build with their baby sister Ruby.

Oneshot. They were polar opposites, but destined to be together forever.

Oneshot. It was those words that weren't said that meant the most.

AU. Oneshot. She didn't want to go to New York without saying goodbye. But she did.

Growing up in the Rafter family would be an adventure for anyone- but Rachel was determined to teach Ruby all she knew. After all, she had already done it.

AU. Oneshot. It was those moments in the past that lead to that moment right then.

AU. Oneshot. "Apparently, fondue isn't fun unless you can dip it yourself".