New Bonus chapters! A college romance involving our favorite pair of opposites. Not too sappy, hopefully not too predictable. Angst, Fluff and happy endings. J/P, C/C, T/F

He wanted the security of family. She dreamt of a carefree life like his. Could they rescue each other? Rating may go up after a few chapters.

It a new year for the Ducks. And a new romance for two.

Charlie wonders what it is about her. Oneshot.

What happens when people doubt the relationship you are in? You prove them wrong. Sequel to That Summer. Complete!

The summer before college everything changes. But can they handle it? A CharlieConnie, PortmanJulie story. Complete!

When a horrible tragedy hits Charlie, he turns to alcohol to help him through it. Can Connie help ease the pain, or is Charlie gone from the ducks forever? Rating T for later chapters

Connie and Charlie have the perfect life and the perfect family. But when troubles arise with Connie's ex, Guy and some unexpected obsticles develop, their world may come crashing down.

When Connie's family takes a summer trip to Hawaii, she invites Charlie along for the ride. Spending time on an island alters their lives in ways they never thought possible. Sometimes it takes living your fantasy to realize what you've wanted all along.

COMPLETE It's the second half of Junior year at Eden Hall for the Ducks. Alot could go right but a whole heck of alot more could go wrong!

On one ordinary night, she was stripped of her innocence in the brutalist way possible. Her trust hit an all time low. Can the ducks help her through it, or will they see her differently now? PLEASE R&R!

Sometimes the very thing you're looking for, is the one thing you can't see. ConnieCharlie

No matter what anyone says, the heart and the mind aren’t always connected. You can’t communicate with your emotions. You can’t climb yourself out of love once you’ve fallen hard…or at least I can’t.

COMPLETE “Do you think my mom’s watching us”? His question in all innocence, shocked me. At 8 years old, he very rarely asked about his mother, not really remembering much about her. He’d asked a few questions about her, but he just didn’t seem as thou

Connie looks over pictures of she and Charlie growing up.

I’d always envisioned this romantic walk on the beach at sunset. A blanket laying on the sand. Everything would be soft, and gentle. Tender. But I also, always envisioned, that the girl would be you."