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Definitely. I’d make it clear that Y/n isn’t just Bucky’s daughter by blood, but one of the few people he has left who knows him as James, not the Winter Soldier. When the Avengers divide over the Sokovia Accords, Y/n Barnes has only one priority: protecting her father, Bucky Barnes. For years, Y/n has been one of the most important people in Bucky's life. After everything he endured as the Winter Soldier, she became someone he could trust completely. She knows the man beneath the conditioning, the soldier beneath the memories, and the father he desperately wants to be. Bucky, in turn, is fiercely protective of his daughter and would do anything to keep her safe. So when Steve Rogers refuses to abandon Bucky, Y/n stands beside them without hesitation. Everything changes when Tony Stark brings in a new hero: Peter Parker, an eighteen-year-old from Queens with a spider suit, quick wit, and absolutely no idea what he's gotten himself into. Peter and Y/n meet on opposite sides of the airport battle, with Y/n fighting to protect her father and Peter trying to follow Tony's orders. Neither expects to hesitate when they face each other, but neither can bring themselves to actually hurt the other. As the conflict between the Avengers grows, so does the strange connection between them. Peter begins to realize that behind the intimidating reputation of Bucky Barnes is a daughter who would risk everything for her father, while Y/n discovers that the awkward Spider-Man on the opposing side may not be as different from her as she first thought. Caught between family, loyalty, and an unexpected bond, Y/n and Peter must figure out where they stand before the battle forces them farther apart.