The Avengers have one group chat, and somehow it’s more chaotic than fighting aliens. Y/N Stark fuels the madness, Tony encourages it, Peter gets dragged into every scheme, and everyone else suffers through memes, arguments, terrible decisions and Loki’s dramatic messages.
YN is married to Tony Stark, and together they have a two-year-old daughter who treats Avengers Tower like her personal playground. Between toddler crimes, Tony’s ridiculous flirting, terrible pickup lines and jokes that make YN question her life choices, family life is anything but peaceful. The Avengers are just trying to survive them.
Forced into meeting Tony Stark on a university engineering trip, YN expects an arrogant billionaire and nothing more. Instead, Tony becomes fascinated by her wit, confidence and beauty. What starts with expensive gifts and playful teasing slowly becomes a sugar daddy arrangement, then something neither of them expected: genuine love.
For almost a year, YN Stark has been secretly dating Frank Castle. Their relationship is intense, private, and something neither of them wants to give up. YN knows Tony would never approve, so she keeps Frank completely separate from her life at the tower. Between secret meetings, hidden messages, and stolen moments, YN has become dangerously good at living two lives at once.
Y/N Stark is Tony’s spoiled, unpredictable daughter, a walking disaster with a talent for getting exactly what she wants. Her boyfriend, Frank Castle, somehow manages to survive her chaos, while her best friend Wade Wilson actively encourages it. Between Wade’s terrible ideas, Y/N’s tantrums and Frank’s rapidly disappearing patience, the Stark household has become one giant mess nobody knows how to control.
Frank Castle and YN had always been a terrible idea. The age gap had caused arguments from the beginning, but eventually it became impossible to ignore. They fought about everything. Frank’s disappearances. YN’s stubbornness. His refusal to talk. Her refusal to let things go. Every disagreement became another reason they shouldn’t be together. Eventually, they broke up. Neither of them handled it particularly well. They stopped dating, but somehow never really stopped being part of each other’s lives. Frank would still show up whenever YN needed help, grumbling the entire time as though fixing her broken lock, dealing with a problem outside her building, or making sure she got home safely was some terrible inconvenience.
YN Rogers arrives at the Avengers Compound with her ten-month-old daughter, Gracie, after being abandoned by Gracie’s father. Steve, who has always known about his granddaughter, welcomes them home, but the Avengers are stunned to discover Steve has a daughter. As YN rebuilds her life, Tony Stark becomes unexpectedly close to both her and Gracie, and friendship slowly turns into love
When Y/N moves into the apartment next door to Frank Castle, neither expects their lives to become intertwined. Their unlikely friendship begins with an awkward late-night text after Frank hears her through the painfully thin walls. What starts as embarrassment quickly turns into teasing, late-night conversations, and an undeniable attraction. But Frank carries dangerous secrets and keeps everyone at arm’s length. As Y/N gets closer, Frank finds himself struggling between protecting her and admitting he wants her in his life. With tension building between them, the biggest problem may no longer be the thin walls, but everything neither of them is willing to say.
After two years as an Avenger, YN wakes up with a terrifying new ability: telepathy. Suddenly, every thought around her is impossible to ignore. She discovers Tony genuinely cares about her, hears Steve’s guarded thoughts, Natasha’s secrets, and even Hulk’s consciousness inside Bruce. But knowing what everyone truly thinks comes with a price. Some thoughts were never meant to be heard.
Y/N and Tony Stark are the definition of happily unhinged. Married, shamelessly affectionate, and constantly flirting, they turn every room into their own personal playground. Tony can’t keep his hands off his wife, showering her with cheesy pickup lines, ridiculous compliments, stolen kisses, and relentless teasing. The Avengers have simply learned to survive it.
YN never expected her grumpy new neighbour, Frank Castle, to become her favourite person to annoy. Their relationship quickly turns into a constant battle of teasing, flirting, sarcasm, and denial. Frank insists she’s a pain in his ass, yet he always answers her messages, helps whenever she needs him, and seems strangely interested in who she spends her time with. YN knows exactly how much she gets under his skin, and she enjoys every second of it. But beneath the jokes and arguments, something more complicated is growing between them. Frank can keep pretending he’s unaffected, but YN is starting to suspect his irritation might be hiding something far more dangerous.
The Avengers group chat was meant for missions, emergencies and important updates. Instead, Y/N turned it into complete chaos. Peter overshares, Tony plays exhausted dad, Steve lectures everyone, Thor discovers emojis, and Wade makes everything worse. Between arguments, memes, late-night messages and unexpected relationship announcements, nobody gets any peace.
YN Stark has never been easily impressed, but Loki manages to become the one person she can’t stop thinking about. Despite knowing he’s dangerous, arrogant, and completely off-limits, she finds herself drawn to him. Loki quickly notices her lingering glances and decides to tease her relentlessly, turning their growing attraction into a dangerous little game that neither seems willing to stop.
After accidentally texting a stranger instead of her boyfriend, Y/N finds herself talking to Frank Castle. What starts as a sarcastic exchange turns into Frank rescuing her from the freezing New York night. Despite her suspicions and his gruff attitude, an unexpected connection grows between them, leaving both wondering how one wrong number could lead to something neither of them expected.
Y/N accidentally lies about Frank’s age to her judgemental new coworker, first claiming he’s thirty, then somehow changing it to forty-two. Mortified, she confesses everything to Frank, only for him to find the whole thing hilarious. When he decides to meet her coworker and reveal the truth himself, Y/N realises she may never hear the end of it.
At 4:37 AM, exhausted new mum YN storms next door to confront her intimidating neighbour, Frank Castle, after his noise wakes her six-month-old baby. What begins as an angry confrontation slowly turns into an unexpected friendship, as Frank reveals a softer side while helping YN navigate life as a single mother.
Y/N and Wade Wilson are married, completely obsessed with each other, and an absolute nightmare for everyone around them. Wade flirts relentlessly, clings to her like a human backpack, steals kisses whenever he can, and turns every conversation into a joke. The Avengers have long accepted that separating them is simply impossible.
YN Stark is left heartbroken when her drunk boyfriend comes home with two women and ignores her completely, despite their three-month-old baby being right there. With Tony away on a mission, YN desperately calls him for help, only for Frank Castle to answer. Hearing the fear in her voice, Frank wastes no time heading to her home.
You were meant to be Tony Stark’s sugar baby, nothing more. But luxury, attention and endless spoiling quickly turn you into the most pampered person in Avengers Tower. You pout, Tony caves. You ask for something ridiculous, Tony buys it. Before long, everyone sees the truth: you aren’t just someone Tony spoils anymore. You’re the person who has completely taken over his heart.
Frank Castle has a talent for getting hurt at the worst possible hours, and Y/N has somehow become his unofficial emergency room. As a nurse, she patches him up while constantly lecturing him about hospitals, reasonable hours, and her poor couch. Beneath their bickering, Frank has grown to trust her more than anyone. When he secretly makes her his emergency contact, Y/N realises she may have become far more important to Frank than either of them wants to admit.
YN has known Frank Castle her entire life as her father’s best friend, but one accidental text threatens to make their familiar dynamic painfully awkward. When two messages arrive at once, YN replies without checking who she’s talking to, sending each man a message meant for the other. Frank receives something decidedly private, while her boyfriend gets a blunt rejection. Now Frank is standing at her door, phone in hand, and YN has to face the embarrassment of what she’s done. As the awkwardness grows, so does the tension neither of them wants to acknowledge.
YN Banner thought ending her three-year relationship was the hardest thing she’d ever do. She wanted children, he didn’t, and she refused to give up her dream of becoming a mother. Months later, while recovering from a broken foot, YN watches him enter the hospital with another woman and their baby. The life he swore he never wanted is suddenly his.
Loki is living under strict supervision at Avengers Tower while attempting to prove he can be trusted. YN Stark is assigned to babysit him, making sure he never leaves without her. Their constant arguments soon become charged with lingering looks, teasing remarks, and undeniable attraction. As Loki’s walls begin to crumble, YN finds herself drawn dangerously close to the God of Mischief.
Frank Castle never expected Peter Parker to become the person he cared about most. Peter fell first, drawn to Frank’s hidden tenderness beneath the violence. Frank tried to resist, convinced Peter was too good for him, but their late-night patrols and stolen moments made denying their feelings impossible. — {Y/N} is Peter Parker —
Tony Stark has had countless women, but Y/N is different. The gorgeous model has somehow become the centre of his universe, leaving the billionaire completely obsessed with her. He spoils her relentlessly, follows her around Avengers Tower and forgets the entire world exists whenever she walks into a room.
