Disclaimer: I do not own the Fosters. What if the bullet ricochet that the substitute teacher shot? What if Mariana was lead out of the bathroom by someone else?

A school field trip takes a turn for the worse when several students from Anchor Beach are involved in a serious accident. The accident leaves Stef and Lena with a big decision. Do they keep the faith that their daughter will pull through this? Or do they take her off of life support and let her go in peace?

Prequel to "Waiting for someone like you" and "After the wait". AU story: Callie Jacob gets placed with Amy Scott after she is released from Juvie. This is their journey through thick and thin. This is a story of how they became family. Contains OC characters! Not a Brallie!

Callie tires to leave the bathroom quietly, hoping for Stef to come quickly. Mariana was in danger and she knew she had to do something. She would have almost made it out, if it wasn't for that stupid bottle. Now Nick has her and Mariana in their room, waving his gun in the air. AU. Set after Callie sees Nick. Brallie!

What happens when Callie is in a battle with her head? *Warning may contain triggers, self harming mentioned

ONE SHOT What if Callie wasn't alright after her talk with Lena and Stef regarding the situation with Liam? CONTAINS SELF HARM

Deep down Callie knows that what Rita told her is true – the universe isn't against her – but sometimes it certainly feels like it is. Cancer. All it takes is that one word to change the entire Foster family forever. Unable to run from this problem, there is nothing Callie can do but keep her head above as she finally learns what it truly means to have a family to depend on.

'You meet an angry boy. A boy who's been treated badly by the world, a boy that no one knows, that no one understands. A boy who's lost his way and is tired of trying. A boy who is fully prepared to take you down with him.' One Shot.

I don't want to spoil it! A school shooting happens, and changes happen to the Fosters family.

Post summer finale one-shot (for now anyways). Callie contemplates suicide. Deals with some mature themes of self injury and suicide (no details, no death). If you're easily triggered by either, though, be warned.