"Over the year Shawn had spent with him, Jon had spent dozens of sleepless nights worrying that there was nothing he could do for the kid. In the weeks that followed Shawn's departure, though, Jon had lain awake in a much quieter apartment with much darker thoughts." Shawn comes to school with a black eye, and Turner reports it. A slowburn adoption fic.

Shawn Hunter remembers the year he lived with Jonathan Turner. A collection of flashbacks from Autumn in Philadelphia. The Leather Jacket: When an attempt to impress a girl goes awry, Eric gives Shawn his leather jacket. But he didn't mean for him to keep it.

After a long field trip, one child is left behind at the school.

Twenty years ago, Shawn had the opportunity to have the kind of family Cory had, but a jealous ex-girlfriend of Jon's destroyed that chance. Now he has the chance for that family again, but the past threatens to take it from him. With the help of his best friends and newly found sister, Shawn seeks to correct the mistakes of the past.

Their friendship began when they separately sought refuge from the rest of their group and allowed preconceived opinions to fade away. In that friendship they've found peace and the ability to be themselves. (AU. Set sometime after season six's Santa's Little Helpers.)

Jon learns the hard way not to come home with the smell of alcohol on his breath.

WARNING SLASH: Shawn's life has always felt out of control. Eric has always felt behind the curve. To fall in love, they'll have to overcome their insecurities, and let love take it's crater causing course.

Based on the song, written in 7 minutes. Cory wants Topanga to go to Lover's Lane with him.

Sometimes I forget there was a time in my life when Shawn Hunter didn't exist. Back when all I had was loneliness, and friends who came and went. Sometimes I'll lay in bed at night and recount the moment I met my best friend: as he showed me how to pick the locks of my playpen, or saved me from a llama enclosure. Sometimes I forget it really took me ten years to find him.

For the first time in his life, Shawn is having the birthday party of his dreams courtesy of Jon. With his birthday falling near a certain holiday, he uses the party planning to scheme against his teacher. With his best friends and new girlfriend, Dana, he comes up with the perfect plan to get Jon away from the party. Then everything starts to go wrong...

Full summary inside and warnings inside. Shawn is fifteen and his parents have taken off. This is my take on the end of season 2 if Shawn had been older and he didn't tell anyone about his parents leaving him. Shawn has to stay with his Uncle Ralph who hates him and puts him to work. Shawn has to fight to survive and to save up enough money to get his own place.

Shawn's entire life seems to revolve around windows. They can be both an escape and an entrance. But they're hard to hide behind. Sometimes it depends on the angle. Sometimes people can see through them. Sometimes people can't. Shawn isn't sure which he prefers. (TW non graphic abuse, and alcoholism)

Shawn has spent all of his life fighting for survival, pushing through the obstacles of a life that pulled him into situations no child should ever find themselves in the middle of. In a world where he was taught that hope was for the weak and naive, he finds himself encountering it in one of the most unexpected places, his high school english class. Also found in AO3.

Shawn needs a place to stay while his guardian is in the hospital, and Feeny steps up.

Any girl would kill to be Shawn Hunter's girlfriend - and unfortunately for Cory Matthews' adopted sister, "any girl" does not exclude her. She's had it bad for him ever since they were kids. But as they keep growing older, the feelings simply become deeper. And suddenly, she's terrified that one wrong move will ruin their friendship. Should she confess? One-shot.

Not for the first time, Jon seriously worries about Shawn's home life.

Shawn is accused of plagiarism on a paper, but he can't blame the teacher for thinking he isn't smart enough to pass. Jon has a different take, to say the least. Part 11 of the "Home" AU series.

Pre-series. Jon is pretty upset when he finds out Shawn got into a fight with another kid on the playground, until he realizes it's completely and entirely his fault. Part 10 of the "Home" AU series.

Mr. Feeny gives his sixth graders an assignment: to dress up as the person they will be in twenty years. Jon's not sure what to expect from Shawn. Part 9 of the "Home" AU series.

It's Jon Turner's first day of student teaching in George Feeny's fourth grade classroom, and his lunch goes missing. Part 8 of the "Home" AU series.

In simple terms, Schrödinger stated that if you place a cat and something that could kill the cat (a radioactive atom) in a box and sealed it, you would not know if the cat was dead or alive until you opened the box so that until the box was opened, the cat was (in a sense) both "dead and alive". Sometimes, not knowing what is going inside the box makes going through the motions

Shawn loses his temper and punches Minkus in the middle of Feeny's class. He's so tired of being the school bully—but not as tired as Jon is after all the phone calls he's received from the school. Angst with a happy ending. Part 7 of the "Home" AU series.

Everyone knows that something is very wrong in Shawn Hunter's world, no one more sure of it than Jonathan Turner. As he continues to swear he's fine and he doesn't need anyone's help, bruises on his face turn to slivers of red peaking out from under his sleeves, and the people who love him begin to feel that they're running out of time to save him from the monsters in his home-and

Christmas begins early as Shawn recalls his first Christmas with Jon. One that lasted an entire month. Part of Autumn in Philadelphia.

Shawn has a hard time accepting a gift, but Jon has a plan. Part 6 of the "Home" AU series.