A mysterious new Slytherin transfer arrives at Hogwarts carrying a dangerous secret—she’s half human, half siren. She avoids the Black Lake, never lets anyone hear her sing, and hides behind impossibly bright blue eyes that seem almost hypnotic. when Theodore Nott, Draco Malfoy, Mattheo Riddle, Blaise Zabini, and Lorenzo Berkshire find themselves inexplicably drawn to her, they begin to realize there’s something far more mysterious about the new girl than anyone could have imagined.
Tony Stark has one simple request for Steve Rogers: watch over his daughter. Twenty-two-year-old Y/N Stark has just moved into Avengers Tower, and Tony is worried about her reckless habits, late nights, and constant disappearing acts. He doesn’t want Steve controlling her—he simply wants someone he trusts to make sure she’s safe. But Y/N has no intention of making Steve’s job easy. She sneaks out to parties. She ignores his calls. She disappears into New York at the worst possible hours, knowing that eventually, Steve will come looking for her. At first, their relationship is nothing but arguments and frustration. Then the late-night searches become conversations. The conversations become trust. And somewhere between Steve finding her at parties and Y/N realizing she’s always relieved when he comes looking, their relationship becomes something neither of them expected. Steve was only assigned to protect her. He never expected protecting Tony Stark’s daughter would mean falling for her
For seventeen years, Tony Stark believed his wife and newborn daughter died in a tragic accident. But after discovering the truth—that his daughter, Y/N, survived and was raised in an orphanage under a different name—Tony finds her. Now, seventeen-year-old Y/N has to process the fact that the billionaire she’s only ever seen on television is actually her father. Tony has to face seventeen years of missed birthdays, memories, and moments he can never get back. Neither of them knows how to be a family. But Tony finally has something worth fighting for: his daughter.
At twenty-one, Y/N Stark is supposed to have her whole life figured out—except she doesn’t. She’s still in college, still figuring out who she wants to be, and yet she’s standing at the altar beside a man Tony Stark isn’t convinced she truly loves. Tony sees the little things Y/N tries to hide. The forced smiles. The excuses. The way she shrinks herself to keep her fiancé happy. And then there’s Steve Rogers. Because Tony has also noticed the way his daughter looks at Steve—and the way Steve looks back. Now, moments before Tony is supposed to walk Y/N down the aisle, he gives her one final choice: “Are you sure? Because if you’re not, we can turn around right now.” Maybe walking down the aisle isn’t the hardest decision Y/N has to make. Maybe it’s deciding which life she actually wants.
Three years ago, Y/N and Bucky Barnes ended their four-year relationship—not because they stopped caring, but because they realized they weren’t meant for each other anymore. They never became enemies. They stayed friends. Teammates. Confidants. Y/N was one of the people who helped Bucky find himself after everything Hydra had taken from him, and Bucky will always carry that part of their history with him. So when Y/N gets engaged, Bucky is genuinely happy. Or at least, part of him is. Because as the wedding approaches, Bucky begins noticing things everyone else seems to overlook—the excuses Y/N makes for their fiancé, the subtle changes in their behavior, and one tiny hesitation when someone asks the simplest question: “Are you happy?” Bucky doesn’t know if he’s seeing something that isn’t there because he still cares about Y/N, or if his instincts are warning him that his closest friend is about to make the wrong choice. Then, on the wedding day, the officiant asks the traditional question. Bucky has one decision to make. Stay seated and let Y/N walk into their future… or stand up and ask the question he’s been afraid to ask for three years. “Are you sure?”
Hydra created many weapons—but Y/N was their most dangerous. After years of conditioning, memory wipes, and experimentation, she became their ultimate failsafe: a silent, unpredictable weapon who cannot speak and communicates through sign language. Bucky Barnes was forced to train her in 1984, watching the terrified girl he once knew slowly become Hydra’s “monster.” Decades later, Y/N is awakened and sent after the Winter Soldier. But when Bucky finally finds her, he realizes she remembers him. Now the Avengers must decide whether Y/N is truly the monster Hydra created—or the girl Bucky never stopped believing was still insi
