Feeling lost and pushed out of her family unit, Chloe embarks on a journey to uncover the other half of her heritage. When a confrontation with Evan and months of self-harming finally push Chloe to breaking point, and it falls to Ange and Dom to pick up the pieces. But as Chloe's activities of the past week come to light, both of them are forced to face some uncomfortable truths.

The Valentine family have always considered themselves a private family. However when one relative shows up as Holby City Hospital on Work Experience, they leave fellow doctors wondering about how much they really know about the hospital's past, or the Valentines?

Alicia finds solace after her attack.

Loosely based on my thoughts for the Spring trailer: When Alicia's life is destroyed by a devastating attack, she contacts the one person who she believes might be able to help her - Lily. But these wounds are hard to close, so can Lily help her? Rated T for subject matter.

Ange rushes home to comfort a distraught Chloe after a terrible confession. Post Evan. Based on a spoiler for December's Holby episodes. Sequel to Belarus. (Alba- Scots Gaelic for Scotland. Bela- Belarusian for white.)

Home alone between her mum's night shifts, fourteen year old Chloe suffers a major panic attack after an awful day at school. Ange turns protective tiger mother and loses her shit. Potential four-parter.

Post Divine Justice/Hope Is A Powerful Drug. Ange receives a late-night text from an emotional Chloe. Chloe worries about upsetting her mum. Contains references to rape, post-rape trauma syndrome and allusions to self harm. Hopefully with some lighter mother/daughter cute moments too.

Ange gets Chloe ready to face the world again for the first time since her rape. (And worries obsessively, of course, because she's Ange.). Warning: contains references to rape and self-harm in line with scenes from the show.

Chloe Godard is falling apart. Will anybody realise, will anybody be there, before it's too late?

Follows straight on from Divine Justice. A struggling Chloe insists that Dom is called to support her mum.

In the aftermath of Chloe's attack, Ange fights to keep the police at bay for as long as possible, while struggling to cope herself and trying not to show it. Follows directly on from Retreat.

Chloe has returned to her old coping mechanisms and Ange is worried. But can she help her before it's too late?

Ange reads Chloe a bedtime story on her final night at home before moving away to medical school, and questions if she's made the right decision. Two parter.

My take on what happens to Chloe the night she leaves with Evan and beyond. With all of the revelations and lies , she ends up feeling lost and scared. Who can she trust? TW for self harm , suicide, mental health issues. Can Ange save her?

Ange decides to try and talk to Dom about what happened with Isaac, but will he open up? Set after 21x21.

One-shot. Follows on from 'Babysitters and Bystanders'. Shaken from the evening's events, Chloe cannot stand to be at the flat that night. Features Nicky but she's not on the list :(

A short scene based on the spoilers for tonight's episode. After a panicked phone call, Ange runs to her daughter's rescue. Contains spoilers!

A loud bang sends Dom back to a traumatic day.

Jac stops Evan from further harassing Chloe.

Because Over My Dead Body made me so very angry. Enjoy :)

What if Carole had recognised Ange first. Starts where Fletch speaks to the press in A Simple Lie

Post-ep for "Over My Dead Body". A scene that I feel like this episode was missing. Dom isn't on his own when he's waiting for news about Lofty.

Little One Shot Set During In The Right Place

An argument with Evan has devastating effects for Chloe Godard. The title is a quote from a Burmese Proverb. [TW for descriptions of abuse.]

One-shot. Follows the end of Bloodline. Feeling completely lost and alone, Dom attempts to salvage his relationship with the one person he thinks may need a shoulder to cry on as much as he does.

Placed just after Dom storms out of Ange's office in The Wrong Horse

One-shot based on 'The Wrong Horse'. It is Ange that finds Chloe in the toilets. Can she convince her that all her negative thoughts are wrong?

Dom wants and needs More. Wishful Thinking after or during each episode really.

Dom hasn't spoken to anyone about the adoption, or Ange. Ange didn't realised quite how cut off and isolated he was, or why.

When an unwelcome visitor turns up on the ward, will it give Ange and Dom a chance to bond? Loosely based on spoilers for upcoming episodes.

The last entry to Jade West's diary.

One-shot. Alicia receives a nervous visitor whilst recovering on the ward and makes her see that everyone needs a friend.

It's hard when everyone sees you as something you are not. Caterina Valentine isn't stupid, but it seems as if the world disagrees. How can a fragile girl cope once exposed to the not-so-hidden evils of society, and more importantly, who helps carry her along the way? Rain helps the flowers grow, and that is something Cat must learn as she struggles through a thing called life.

One shot. She is Connie Beauchamp, the strong, independent powerhouse and she won't let this beat her. I do not own the characters.

Connie's had a rough time how will she cope when the final string breaks. Set in series 29. TW: involves character death, mention of self harm, depression and attempted suicide in later chapters. Some minor language