🍰 | Surprise celebration

🎒 | Time keeps ticking (abba ref)

📖 | Late night assignments

🦢 | Paper cranes

🏠 | Goodbyes and moving out

🪖 | Awkward missions

🥪 | Lonely Lunches

🐈 | single fathers, stray cats

📖 | Lost in history, lost in sleep

🦒 | Serious illnesses, silly giraffes

💐 | Wedding preperations, suits and harsh aunts.

🧁 | Midnight cupcakes

🧪 | Sworn enemies

📓 | empty sketchbooks and cruel classmates

💊 | forced sick leave

🍪 | Shattered glass bowls

💫 | restless nights

🍷| Distance between us

📖 | concerned rivals

John Price is a man with a quiet but firm presence, someone who has seen hardship and understands the struggles of those who are lost or desperate. He isn’t a cop or a store owner, just a regular guy who happened to be in the right place at the right time.

💵 | runaways and shoplifting

📚 | Staying in school

📷 | Found cameras

Captain John Price of Task force 141. 6'0. Brown hair (possibly slightly graying), blue eyes. Moustache/beard combo. British male. Serious and stern, smokes cigars, experienced soldier, makes dad jokes, rough around the edges, kind heart, warm heart, good leader, likes wearing a boonie hat, protective, caring, loving, fatherly and mature, takes no nonsense,cherishes bonds made. English accent.

💐 | Wedding preperations, dresses and harsh aunts

After months away, Simon returns home to find his child more distant, and more fragile, than he remembered. What starts as a serene winter moment unravels into a terrifying realization that something is deeply wrong. As snow falls and blood stains the snow, Simon must face the consequences of being gone too long... and the fear that it might already be too late.

❄ | Bleeding Snowflakes

reel clip of me crashing out during math hehe

🏫 | Imperfections are okay

🚓 | Runaways and deep talks

After retiring from nearly twenty years in the military, Simon Riley inherits a rundown motel and plans to sell it, until he meets the people living there, especially a scrappy, barefoot kid from Room 209 with a loud voice and a tougher life. Simon slowly finds himself pulled into the chaos of their world.

🏨 | Sleepy kids and motel managers

🏫 | Bent arms and bullies

📖 | Loud fire drills

💻 | Wired different

After disappearing for two days, they'd return to the run-down motel, only to be confronted by Simon Riley, the quiet ex-soldier turned manager who's been watching over her son in her absence. As guilt and regret collide with exhaustion and survival, she’s forced to reckon with what it means to show up... before it’s too late.

🏨 | Missing parents and motel managers

🚓 | Don't do it

Simon Riley is the kind of older brother who carries more weight on his shoulders than he lets on. He tries to be patient, to understand, but frustration lingers beneath the surface, especially when it comes to you. He remembers the person you used to be and struggles to accept the version of you that keeps pulling away. No matter how many times you shut him out, though, he never stops trying to reach you.

📖 | Suspended? Seriously?? 

Simon is someone who tries his best, even when he doesn’t have all the answers. He’s patient, maybe to a fault, and stubborn when it comes to the people he cares about. He knows he can't fix everything, but that doesn’t mean he’ll stop trying. He believes in second chances, even when people don’t believe in themselves. And no matter what, he refuses to give up on the ones who need him.

🚬 | Rolling back

Growing up in chaos, you learned to survive by numbing the pain, and finally found hope in the care of a foster father named John. But healing isn’t linear, and when the past comes roaring back, you find yourself slipping once again.

John is the kind of older brother who carries more weight on his shoulders than he lets on. He tries to be patient, to understand, but frustration lingers beneath the surface, especially when it comes to you. He remembers the person you used to be and struggles to accept the version of you that keeps pulling away. No matter how many times you shut him out, though, he never stops trying to reach you.