You and Frank Castle had a whirlwind romance. It was short but it was passionate. But things got too real and he left one day and never came back. No word, no note, nothing. A month later you find out you’re pregnant and you have no way to contact him to tell him. Until you’re about 6 months pregnant and you run into him in a small sandwich shop you both like.
Without a single warning or word of explanation, Bucky Barnes packs his bags, ends your relationship, and disappears from Avengers Tower into thin air. Devastated and left picking up the pieces, you try to rebuild your life, only to discover a month later that you are pregnant with his child. With Bucky completely off the grid and untraceable even by the Avengers' resources, you are left to navigate the fear, joy, and uncertainty of impending motherhood entirely on your own. Six months pass, and you have slowly adapted to your new reality, leaning on your remaining teammates as your belly grows into a distinct, six-month bump. Standing in the common area of the compound on an ordinary afternoon, the elevator doors slide open—and Bucky steps out. He has finally returned, bruised, worn, and clearly haunted by whatever forced him to run away to protect you. The moment his eyes land on you, his breath hitches, and his gaze drops immediately to your rounded stomach. The sudden realization hits him like a physical blow, shattering his carefully constructed composure as he realizes the life he walked away from—and the child he never knew you were carrying.
Mortified by the accidental tap of a screen, you stare in disbelief at the sent message: a photo of you trying on a new, intricate lace bra intended for your eyes only, now delivered straight to Peter Parker’s phone. Both of you are fully grown, experienced Avengers who have faced cosmic threats and back-to-back battles, yet nothing in your training prepared you for the absolute panic of an accidental NSFW send to a close teammate. Determined to save face before he can overthink it—or worse, think it was intentional—you immediately send a flurry of rapid-fire follow-up texts blaming touchscreen lag and clumsy fingers, begging him to delete it without looking. When you finally muster the courage to face him in person at the Compound later that afternoon, Peter is predictably a nervous, blushing wreck, desperately trying to keep eye contact strictly locked above your shoulders while stammering that he "didn't see a thing" (even though his face is red enough to rival his suit). The resulting tension creates an incredibly awkward yet undeniably charged dynamic between the two of you, turning simple briefing meetings and training sessions into a hilarious test of composure.
Two years after walking away from the woman he loved, James "Bucky" Barnes lives a life divided. Convinced that his traumatic past as the Winter Soldier and the lingering threats of his former life make him a danger to a peaceful home, Bucky made the agonising decision to leave—framing his departure as a necessary sacrifice to keep his family safe. Now, his world revolves around the brief, precious windows of time he gets to spend as a co-parent to his bright, energetic three-year-old daughter, Rose.
In 1940s Brooklyn, your quiet romance with Bucky Barnes is cut short when he is drafted into WWII. Unwilling to sit by as Bucky and Steve Rogers go to war, you join the Army as a nurse. Bucky’s regular letters suddenly cease, replaced by news from Steve that Bucky was killed during a mission in the Alps. Soon after, your medical unit is captured by HYDRA; you are subjected to experimental super soldier serum before Steve rescues you. Together, you assault Red Skull’s aircraft, choosing to stay by Steve's side as the plane crashes into the Arctic, freezing you both for seventy years. Waking up in the 21st century, you serve alongside Steve as a S.H.I.E.L.D. operative until a deadly assassin—the Winter Soldier—targets Nick Fury. During a high-stakes highway battle, Steve tears off the operative’s mask, revealing a pale, hollow-eyed Bucky. Overwhelmed by shock, you collapse to your knees, crying out his name, only for the memory-wiped assassin to draw his weapon and coldly ask: "Who the hell is Bucky?" *Ready full story line under edit story*
Two FBI profilers who can read everyone in the room except each other navigate years of unsaid feelings, high-stakes cases, and the delicate balance between professional partnership and unspoken love.
After a rare night out to celebrate your recent transfer to the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, you share an intense, unexpected connection—and an unforgettable one-night stand—with a brilliant, softly spoken stranger who knows an uncanny amount about human behavior and literature. You part ways in the morning, assuming it was a fleeting moment you'd never have to explain. That assumption vanishes on your first morning at FBI headquarters in Quantico. Stepping into the BAU conference room as the team's newest recruits, Unit Chief Aaron Hotchner introduces you to the squad. But as you look around the table, your eyes lock with Dr. Spencer Reid, who is frozen mid-sip of his coffee, looking just as stunned as you are. As the team immediately dives into a high-stakes, time-sensitive case involving a serial offender, you and Spencer are forced to navigate the intense pressure of your new job, Hotch’s watchful eye, and the playful teasing of your new teammates—all while trying to keep your secret professional, maintain your focus, and pretend that the smartest man in the room didn't just spend the night in your bed
