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Post release Fridget story. This takes place during season 4(ish) but does not follow closely to the actual season, just the general timeline.
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Bridget feels something is off with Franky and tries to get to the bottom of it.
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Series complete.
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Bookmarked by Madison (lilybub)
27 Aug 2017
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Post season 5. Franky has proven her innocence and has finally completed her parole period. A series of one-shots (in no particular chronological order) detailing Franky’s growth post-Wentworth. Rating listed at the top of each one-shot. Mostly PG-13 and under however, there may be some M rated one-shots along the way.
Bookmarked by Madison (lilybub)
27 Aug 2017
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Because apparently everyone is missing common sense, a list of rules for the people at Wentworth.
Bookmarked by Madison (lilybub)
27 Aug 2017
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Franky Doyle never speaks. She never attempts even the slightest form of communication. All she ever does is incessantly move her hands.
Bridget Westfall is intrigued.
Bookmarked by Madison (lilybub)
27 Aug 2017
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1940: The Second World War reaches the Netherlands. The Dutch people refuse to give in, and resist their oppressors. This is their story.
Birgit Westerveld is called upon by the Resistance to assist in the medical aid of a member from another city. She soon finds out that there are many secrets hidden underneath the surface, and that the war is going to become personal to her and all those around her.
Frank Daels came in from Rotterdam to deliver a letter to Max Coenen, but a certain blonde nurse might be convincing enough to stay in Amsterdam.
In the meantime, Vera Stevens-Bernard’s loyalty to her superior, Joanna Fortuyn, is put to the test, as Vera must decide for herself whether her values will cause her to take a stand, or whether her fears and diligence will make her support Fortuyn until the very end - wherever that may be.
"If we don't do something, who will?"
(I swear this is Wentworth. Really. Trust me.)
Bookmarked by Madison (lilybub)
27 Aug 2017