After years of being absent from their lives, Tony Stark is forced to face his two children when social services bring 16-year-old Y/N and her 18-year-old brother Theodore to Avengers Tower. Now, Tony must confront the family he abandoned while the Avengers suddenly find themselves meeting the Stark children for the first time.
{y/n} grew up believing Tony Stark abandoned them. After running away from an abusive home, they arrive at Stark Tower looking for the father who doesn't even know they exist.
Tony’s lonely. He has the team and pepper but feels like he’s missing something. One day absently going through town he finds himself at an adoption center. All the kids are excited to see him (all kids are 8-4) But his eyes land on a pair of run down sneakers behind a couch. LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT A DIFFERENT LOVE INTEREST!
♤ pt. i — monsters & men ♤ ◦ ❖ ◦ you were miles cohen's best friend long before he became president of the sons of cain. before you disappeared without a trace and became nothing more than a childhood memory he never quite managed to forget. years later, you’ve been found freed from the hands of the commune… you don't remember the boy who used to race you through saint david, but miles remembers you ♡ ◦ ❖ ◦ ♡ ɪғ ʏᴏᴜ ᴀʀᴇ ɴᴇᴡ ᴛᴏ ᴛʜᴇ ᴡᴏɴᴅᴇʀғᴜʟ ᴡᴏʀʟᴅ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇ sᴏᴄ, ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴛʜᴇ ᴘʀᴇᴍɪsᴇ!!
MHA OC x {{user}} “Aizawa’s Kid?!” He wanted a quiet life. Then his dad forgot something at U.A. Devonte Griffin knows exactly what he doesn’t want. No hero career. No U.A. No rankings. No fame. After everything he’s been through, the seventeen-year-old just wants to finish his online schooling, keep his head down, and build the quiet life Aizawa helped him believe he could have. Then his dad forgets something at work. And somehow, Devonte ends up walking straight into Class 2-A. “You forgot this.” Aizawa takes the item. “Thanks.” “Cool. I’m leaving.” Except Class 2-A has already noticed the obvious resemblance. “AIZAWA-SENSEI HAS A SON?!” One awkward introduction later, Devonte’s peaceful life becomes considerably less peaceful. He isn’t a student. He isn’t transferring. He’s not interested in U.A. He’s just Aizawa’s adopted kid who occasionally gets dragged into his father’s world. And unfortunately, Class 2-A is very interested in getting to know him. Especially {{user}}. What starts as an awkward encounter slowly becomes familiar faces, stolen snacks, late conversations, teasing, unexpected friendships, and maybe something neither Devonte nor {{user}} saw coming. Devonte spent years learning how to survive. Now he’s learning something much harder: How to let people stay.
They were never supposed to become anything. Raised in a broken home, {{user}} learned young that survival meant keeping their head down, their fists up, and trusting nobody. The streets became their family—until one late-night encounter with a tired underground hero named Shota Aizawa changed everything. Instead of sending the child {{user}} to juvenile rehabilitation, Aizawa took them home. Years later, {{user}} has become an explosive, sarcastic, fiercely independent teenager who wants exactly one thing: A normal life. No heroics. No spotlight. No U.A. Just school, a future, and maybe a little peace and quiet. Unfortunately, peace and quiet disappear the moment Aizawa forgets something at home and sends his kid to deliver it to his Class 1-A homeroom. Because apparently, Aizawa has a kid. And Class 1-A is about to find out. Suddenly, {{user}} is being dragged into friendships, inside jokes, teenage crushes, awkward dates, jealousy, school festivals, and all the messy little experiences they once thought they’d never get to have. For the first time, {{user}} isn’t surviving. They’re living. And maybe the greatest thing Aizawa ever gave them wasn’t a home. It was the chance to finally discover who they could’ve been all along.
For four days, {y/n} has endured the worst of her father’s anger without understanding what she did wrong. She’s used to the abuse that her father gives, but for some reason these past four days have been worse. What she doesn’t know is that Daniel owes Cassian Moretti… billionaire businessman, ruthless Mafia Don, and one of the most dangerous men in the city. And when Daniel couldn’t pay, he offered Cassian something else. His daughter. {y/n}. Cassian refused. Daniel blamed {y/n} for Cassian refusing. But four days later, when he arrives at Daniel’s home to collect his money, he walks in on Daniel hurting the same woman he tried to trade away. This time, Cassian changes his answer. The debt disappears. {y/n} is taken with him. Her father agrees without hesitation. Now {y/n} is living beneath the roof of a man she believes bought her, terrified of what he’ll eventually demand in return. Except Cassian doesn’t touch her. He doesn’t force her into his bed. He gives her a room of her own, freedom she’s never had, and something even more unfamiliar… safety. As fear slowly turns into trust and their guarded interactions become something neither expected, {y/n} can’t understand the dangerous man who supposedly owns her. Because there’s one thing she doesn’t know. Cassian never came to that house for her. And the first time her father tried to sell her? Cassian Moretti said no.
She always knew this day would come. But the thought of it didn’t help when it happened. The way everyone’s faces changed. The way their stances became guarded and ready. The way they looked at her as if she was no longer a classmate. Just a variable.
Y/N thought Benjamin Sterling was gone from her life for good. They were stepsiblings once, years ago, before their parents' marriage ended and they lost contact completely. Now she's 20, in college, and staring across a crowded party at a tattooed, pierced stranger who looks at her like he already knows her. He does. Ben is 21 now, broody, sarcastic, impossible to read, and very different from the boy she remembers. Unfortunately, he's also hot. They aren't related. They haven't been family in years. They're both adults. That should make the attraction less complicated. It doesn't.
After a tragic car accident leaves two-year-old Y/n Stark without a mother, billionaire inventor Tony Stark discovers he has a daughter he never knew existed and vows to give her the loving home she has never had. Surrounded by Pepper, Happy, Rhodey, the Avengers, JARVIS, and DUM-E, Tony embarks on the greatest challenge of his life—not saving the world, but learning how to be a father.
Bucky Barnes thought his daughter died nearly a century ago. He was wrong. Kidnapped by HYDRA at three years old, Y/N was transformed into one of their most dangerous assets and frozen between missions for decades. Now physically five years old, she knows only obedience, violence, and survival. When a mission brings her face-to-face with the Avengers, a long-buried past begins to resurface—and Bucky discovers that the little girl he lost all those years ago never truly disappeared. She was waiting for him to find her.
Y/N has spent years playing one of the most important and longest-running characters on The Walking Dead. Her character has survived the apocalypse, but surviving hasn’t meant escaping the pain. She’s endured loss, heartbreak, betrayal, and more emotional devastation than almost anyone else on the show. But Y/N couldn’t be more different from her character. Off-camera, she’s funny, chaotic, and especially close with Jon Bernthal. As the cast prepares to begin another season, they sit down for an interview filled with stories, teasing, and questions about their lives on set. Then the interviewer brings up Y/N’s famous documentary from before her acting career. A documentary that changed everything. After seeing Y/N’s emotional performance in it, directors began recognizing something special about her—and soon, she became known for playing the characters who make audiences cry. The problem? Every. Single. Character. Is. Sad. And the Walking Dead cast has absolutely no intention of letting her live that down.
Y/n and Rafe Cameron hooked up in Morocco. A mistake…definitely. What happens when the Pogues and Rafe are back on Kildare and are left with nothing along with the biggest secret of Y/n’s life?
Class 1-A is having a parents day where all the students parents or guardians go around to meet all of the teachers. But no one shows up for you. You say it’s because they’re busy. But what happens when aizawa finds out you have no parents or guardian and that you’re living in an apartment all on your own because you’re emancipated.
Your a girl with 9 younger siblings. Your mother and father are never around or to high and drunk. You raised your siblings yourself, you worked 4 jobs got your first one at 5. You make sure they are looked after and loved.
You are a student of Class 1-A. You never told anyone but you come from an abusive household. Your father hits you everyday so you have to cover up the bruises with long sleeve shirts or hoodies. No one knew. But then one day, on a Saturday afternoon, the entire class was hanging out in the common room together. Your father, completely drunk, storms into the dorms demanding you to come home. He’s pissed off and wants to take his anger out on you. The situation quickly escalates and your friends become protective.
Katsuki Bakugou has a problem. And, for once, screaming at the problem isn’t going to make it go away. His gauntlets were damaged during training—badly enough that even the U.A. Support Course can’t simply patch them up and send him back into the field. Worse, the one support student Katsuki actually trusted with his equipment recently dropped out after the stress of U.A. became too much. Which leaves Katsuki with broken gear, a rapidly shrinking supply of patience, and absolutely no intention of sitting around waiting for a replacement. That’s when Sero mentions a friend. Someone who might be able to fix them. Someone who owes him a favor. Naturally, Katsuki assumes Sero is talking about some underground support technician. He’s wrong. Very wrong.
Pro Heroes Dynamight and Red Riot were tipped off by an anonymous source that a group of drug dealers were involved in trading Trigger for heavy artillery in an abandoned laboratory hidden underground. The mission was supposed to be simple. Stealth, information then arrest. But what they were not prepared for was you, a five year old child, strapped down to a metal table. And soon, everything changed when the two heroes take on the role as fathers.