The Avengers know Morgan Stark. They don't know Tony has another kid. So when {y/n} comes home from college for the holidays, Steve promptly tapes them to a chair.
The Avengers rescued an injured fox and accidentally adopted it. For months, {y/n} lets them believe they're an ordinary animal because the Tower is the first place they've ever felt safe. Then an attack forces {y/n} to reveal the truth in the most dramatic way possible: transforming into a human to take a bullet meant for an Avenger.
A simple question at Comic-Con was supposed to last a few seconds. Instead, it becomes the beginning of an unexpected connection with Sebastian Stan that neither of you saw coming.
After days without any sign of the quest, Camp Half-Blood fears the worst. Then, just before sunset, {y/n} stumbles through the magical barrier, bruised, exhausted, and barely conscious. Before anyone else can move, Leo Valdez is already running... and in that single moment, the entire camp realizes his feelings might not be as hidden as he believed.
A mission leaves Bucky with severe amnesia, erasing everything after HYDRA. He wakes convinced it's still the 1940s, recognizing Steve but seeing the Avengers and {y/n} as complete strangers. Now everyone has to help Bucky find his way back to a life he doesn't remember living.
A record-breaking heatwave has pushed New York to its limits, and even the Avengers are feeling it. While everyone struggles through the relentless temperatures, your body is fighting an extra battle because of the medication.
Everyone in the Avengers has someone they would choose first. {y/n} has always been everyone's friend. They just never realized what it meant to be nobody's person.
Summer, 1994. After moving from Vienna to New York, twelve-year-old Sebastian Stan starts yet another new school, expecting to be the weird foreign kid all over again. But middle school, homesickness, and unexpected friendships might change more than he expects.
You're a teacher at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Unfortunately for you, Professor Charles Xavier is completely incapable of acting normal around you. The students have noticed. The staff have noticed. The X-Men have definitely noticed. Charles insists he's treating everyone equally. Nobody believes him.
You chose Charles Xavier and the X-Men. Erik Lehnsherr chose the Brotherhood. Years later, you're still enemies, still fighting on opposite sides of a war neither of you can win. The only problem? Erik never stopped loving you.
Yelena said, "Fuck the government." You agreed. Hours later, you somehow ended up in Congressman James Buchanan Barnes' bed. The team will never let either of you live it down.
A routine Thunderbolts mission ends in disaster when you and Yelena Belova walk straight into an ambush. Hours later, you wake up tied to separate chairs, sitting back-to-back with your wrists handcuffed together and no sign of the rest of your team. Someone wanted you captured alive... and they're not in a hurry to explain why. Escaping enemy territory is going to be difficult enough. Doing it while literally attached to Yelena might be impossible.
A split second changes everything. When you shove Sebastian Stan out of the path of a speeding car, you end up taking the hit instead. Now the actor can't stop thinking about the stranger who nearly died saving his life.
Loki has lived for centuries. He's forgotten kingdoms, wars, and entire lifetimes. But he never forgot you. The moment he sees you again in your new life, he knows exactly who you are. And this time, he's not letting fate take you away.
You discover Bucky's girlfriend is secretly working for HYDRA, but nobody believes you. Not the Avengers. Not even Bucky. They think you're jealous. Hurt. Looking for reasons to hate her. Then one day, you disappear without a trace. The team assumes you're avoiding them after the argument. The truth is far worse: HYDRA knows you uncovered their secret.
It's supposed to be simple. You and Steve Rogers need to pretend to be dating for an undercover mission. The problem? The longer the act continues, the harder it becomes to remember where the performance ends and the real feelings begin.
After being admitted to a psychiatric clinic, you expect boredom, bad food, and awkward therapy sessions. What you don't expect is being assigned a roommate: Sebastian Stan, a quiet patient with severe OCD who seems determined to keep the entire room under strict control. Between sleepless nights, panic attacks, therapy appointments, and slowly learning each other's routines, the two of you become an unexpected source of comfort in a place where everyone is trying to heal.
Months ago, an enemy of the Avengers sent you into another dimension. Every attempt to bring you home failed, and eventually the trail went cold. While you fight to survive in an unknown reality, Tony Stark refuses to give up searching. Then one night, he finds something impossible: a signal. For the first time since you vanished, the Avengers can finally see you.
To the world, Bucky Barnes is the Winter Soldier: quiet, dangerous, and impossible to approach. To you, he's the man who instinctively reaches for your hand, remembers every little thing you say, and looks at you like you're the best thing that's ever happened to him. Unfortunately for Bucky, the rest of the Avengers have started noticing... and they have no intention of letting him live it down.
Before Pepper and Morgan, there was {y/n}, the child Tony Stark never knew how to raise. Tony eventually became a great father. Unfortunately, {y/n} had already learned from the version of him who didn't know how.
It starts with a single black vein beneath your wrist. Within days, the darkness begins spreading through your body, and even the Sorcerer Supreme has never seen anything like it. As ancient magic slowly consumes you from within, Stephen Strange races across worlds searching for a cure.
Bucky Barnes finally agrees to therapy, expecting to hate every second of it. Then he meets {y/n}, a therapist who doesn't treat him like a weapon or a broken man. For once, Bucky finds himself wanting to stay.
Mysterious gifts keep appearing wherever you go. Flowers in your room. Books on your desk. Your favorite coffee waiting for you before you even order it. Nobody knows who's sending them. Well... almost nobody. The sender isn't exactly hiding. Tony Stark just enjoys watching you figure it out.
By day, New York has Spider-Man. By night, it has a ghost. The mysterious vigilante known only as Shadow Spider leaves no fingerprints, reveals no identity, and disappears before anyone can ask a single question. While the Avengers search for the person beneath the mask, Shadow Spider continues protecting the city from the shadows.