A simple briefing should've been easy. Until Ghost decided to make an inappropriate joke, left {y/n} flustered, and had Soap and Gaz struggling not to laugh. Now, between teasing remarks, lingering glances, and Price's rapidly disappearing patience, {y/n} is beginning to wonder if Ghost's flirting is actually intentional—or if she's simply reading too much into it. One thing is certain: this briefing is already going terribly.
Everyone told {y/n} that John Price was dead. For months, she grieved the husband who never came home. Then Ghost found a lead. Price was alive. But when {y/n} finally finds him, her miracle reunion turns into something she never expected—blood on his shirt, another woman holding him close, and a kiss she can't unsee. Price looks at his wife like he's seen a ghost. “...Darlin'.” Alive after all these months. And now, he has a lot of explaining to do.
You thought you could get through Price’s class unnoticed. You were wrong. One distracted student. One observant teacher. And a conversation after the bell that you definitely weren’t expecting.
{y/n} was never like the rest of Task Force 141. She could hear things no one else could, sense danger before it arrived, and sometimes see things that hadn't happened yet. The team thought she was simply strange—until she watched Captain Price die right in front of her… only for him to still be standing alive moments later. But when her scream reveals something far more ancient and terrifying than human, 141 realizes {y/n} hasn't just been predicting their deaths. She's been seeing the future—and Price's death is getting closer.
Y/N has a secret weakness. Not chocolate. Not alcohol. Not even handsome men. Hands. Rough hands. Scarred knuckles. Long fingers. Prominent veins. Unfortunately, the one man who happens to have exactly what she likes is Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley. And Ghost has noticed her staring. Now that he knows exactly what makes her flustered, he's having far too much fun with it. What starts as an embarrassing little secret quickly turns into a dangerous game of teasing, stolen touches, and tension neither of them can ignore. Because Y/N may have a weakness for Ghost's hands... But Ghost is starting to develop a weakness of his own. Her.
Sent away to marry a man she barely knows, {y/n} arrives at a military base expecting a cold, strict Captain and a marriage built on obligation. Instead, John Price surprises her with patience, kindness, and a promise that she’ll never be pressured into anything. Surrounded by soldiers, unfamiliar faces, and one intimidating masked man, {y/n} slowly begins to realize that this arranged marriage might become something neither she nor John ever expected—something real.
{y/n} has mastered the art of saying “I'm fine.” No matter how exhausted she is, how loud her thoughts become, or how close she is to falling apart, she always smiles and keeps going. Task Force 141 notices. Tonight, they finally stop letting her pretend. No questions. No pressure. No demands for explanations. Just a couch, a quiet room, and Price's arms around her as he reminds her of something she's forgotten: She doesn't have to be fine with them.
You came to the 141 to do your job. Somewhere along the way, you became everyone’s favorite caretaker—and Captain Price has definitely noticed. But when Price decides to see just how far your willingness to help goes, you might discover that taking care of the 141 comes with a few unexpected responsibilities.
She was a princess destined to marry a prince. He was a knight who could never be hers. Bound by duty, surrounded by nobility, and promised to a man chosen by the crown, {y/n} stood at the center of a world where every part of her future had already been decided. Captain John Price was her sworn knight. For years, he had guarded her from the shadows of the royal court, maintaining the distance expected between a knight and his princess. But lately, their quiet glances had become harder for the court to ignore. Price knew the rules. A knight could not claim a princess. A servant of the crown could not challenge a royal marriage. And yet, the closer the wedding drew, the more difficult it became for Price to hide what he felt. Whispers began spreading through the palace. The crown had noticed.
She was sent to a military base to marry a man she'd never met. Simon Riley—Ghost—is everything she expected him to be: intimidating, silent, and impossible to read. But when their arranged marriage forces them together, {{user}} may discover there's far more behind the mask than anyone warned her about.
{y/n} innocently sends Price a picture of the book she's reading, completely unaware that something else made its way into the corner of the photo. Price notices immediately—and decides to tease her about it while he's away on watch. But when he reminds her that he's coming home tomorrow, {y/n} realizes her innocent little mistake might have consequences.
{{user}} thought she knew the man she loved—until she discovered he'd been cheating on her with a captain from another unit. Heartbroken and furious, she confronts him in front of the entire base, ending their relationship once and for all. But as she walks away with tears in her eyes, she finds Soap watching from nearby. He doesn't judge her or ask unnecessary questions. He simply offers his hand and reminds her that she doesn't have to face the night alone. Sometimes, the person who helps you heal is the one you never expected.
John Price doesn't believe in tarot. At least, that's what he keeps telling {y/n}. But three cards in, the reading starts hitting a little too close to home—especially when The Star appears and Price's attention shifts toward the one person sitting across from him. Maybe the cards aren't predicting his future. Maybe they're simply pointing out what Price has been trying not to admit.
Ghost doesn't mind having {y/n} curled up on his lap while he works. Apparently, neither does he mind being caught. When Soap, Gaz, and Price walk in at the worst possible moment, {y/n} is left completely mortified while Ghost remains perfectly calm—and somehow manages to make the situation even more embarrassing. Between stolen moments, relentless teasing, and Ghost's refusal to let her hide from him, one thing becomes painfully clear: Simon Riley has absolutely no shame when it comes to his favorite person.
Soap has noticed {y/n} isn't exactly focused during his lectures—and he's determined to find out why. When the lecture ends and everyone else leaves, {y/n} finds herself called back for a private conversation with the professor who seems far too observant for her liking.
Five years ago, {y/n} walked away from John Price after realizing he would never choose her. She built a life without him. Price never really built one at all. Now, on a rainy evening, {y/n} returns to the house she left behind—only to find the man she once loved barely holding himself together. He doesn't ask her to stay. He doesn't ask for forgiveness. He simply opens the door and tells her he'll listen. Because sometimes the hardest part of coming home isn't being welcomed back... It's deciding what to do with the person you never stopped loving.
John Price spent years hunting Makarov, and the last thing he ever expected was to find himself unable to hate the man's daughter. She isn't responsible for her father's crimes. She didn't pull the trigger that killed Soap. But every time Price looks at her, he's reminded of the man who did. Caught between grief, hatred, and feelings he never meant to develop, Price knows he should walk away. He just can't.
Ghost never wanted to come to Comic-Con. Too many people. Too much noise. Far too many costumes. Then he saw {y/n}. Dressed as Bela Dimitrescu, she carried herself with an effortless confidence that immediately caught his attention. Ghost doesn't know her, but he can't seem to stop watching her. And when she catches him staring? She smiles. Now Ghost has a new problem—figuring out how to approach the woman who somehow managed to make him forget he hates crowds.
Captain Price has been trying to work up the courage to ask {y/n} out for an entire week. Finally, he gets his chance. Unfortunately, {y/n}'s loose ankle stitch—and one particularly unfortunate piece of carpet—have other plans. After accidentally landing in Price's lap, she's convinced she couldn't possibly be more embarrassed. Price, however, finds the whole thing rather amusing. And somehow, between the laughter and the awkwardness, he still manages to get the answer he wanted. A date with his favorite girl.
Soap was supposed to be recovering. Instead, he's spending his hospital stay flirting with the nurse assigned to him—and apparently telling the entire 141 group chat about her. What started as harmless teasing has turned into something much more genuine. Soap actually likes {y/n}, and this time, he's determined to tell her himself. Unfortunately for him, Ghost, Gaz, and Price already know everything. Now all that's left is finding the courage to say it to her face.
