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Steve Rogers has a problem. Apparently, he has two daughters. Not toddlers. Not teenagers. Twenty-three-year-old twins who have known he was their biological father their entire lives. The problem? Steve has never met them. After a stolen sample of Steve's DNA was unknowingly used in a fertility program, two girls were born and raised by their mother, Victoria. They grew up knowing exactly who their father was—or, at least, who he was supposed to be. To them, Steve Rogers was a name, a photograph, a piece of family history. Then Steve was found alive. The girls eventually learned the truth. S.H.I.E.L.D. kept their connection private, Victoria raised them, and life went on. They grew up, built lives of their own, and never waited around for Captain America to come knocking. Until Nick Fury decides that, after twenty-three years, maybe it's time they finally meet. There is no dramatic reunion. No instant family. No magical fixing of two decades of absence. Just Steve Rogers trying to figure out how to meet two adult daughters who don't need him—and two women deciding whether they even want him in their lives. And, because apparently Steve Rogers' life wasn't complicated enough, the Avengers are eventually going to find out. Especially Thor.