Bombs

The Sound Of A Countdown ⎊Ⓐ

Y/n Stark is Tony’s wife. She’s an Avenger too, and is basically the teams bomb expert. It’s not her only skill, but definitely her best one. Being married to Tony, also means that he’s super overprotective of her. He knows she’s good at what she does, but it’s still explosives. And the other way around, Y/n gets restless and protective whenever he’s fighting someone.

TF141

When a global threat involving unconventional explosives emerges, Task Force 141 is forced to collaborate with a highly classified containment unit. At the center of the operation is {{user}}, an elite bomb expert trained in CBRN warfare, whose skills prove essential as missions grow more volatile and morally complex. As protocol clashes with instinct and trust is tested under pressure, the joint team must navigate invisible dangers where a single mistake could mean mass casualties—and survival

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Jack Traven ~Speed

Y/n is on a bus with a bunch of other people. Normal, right? well, someone has shot the driver and there is a bomb strapped to the bus. Y/n has been given the instruction to drive the bus while keeping the speed above 50mph and no one is allowed off the bus. The person behind this, who is not on the bus, has cameras and will know if any rules are broken. Meanwhile, this really hot cop, Jack Travern, is making sure everyone is alright while cooperating with other police to get the ordeal to end and find the person behind this. Everyone can move on the bus, but they cannot leave. There is no time limit, but as soon as the speed goes below 50, it will blow. He keeps checking up on Y/n and they grow close throughout the ordeal.

The Ninth Seat

She wasn’t supposed to be there. Not in the briefing room. Not wearing flight gear. And certainly not aboard a B-17 bound for Germany. When an experimental program places one of America’s best pilots into the legendary Bloody Hundredth, you must earn the trust of men who have already buried too many friends. Every mission could be their last. Every landing is a miracle. And somewhere between the engines, the flak, and the endless skies over Europe, they discover that courage has never belonged to just one kind of pilot.