In the depths of a hidden HYDRA facility, Y/N—trained and weaponized from birth—faces off against the Avengers. But when she crosses paths with James Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes, the fight takes a dangerous turn. As fists clash and instincts collide, Y/N realizes she’s not just up against a hero; she’s facing someone forged in the same way she was. In a battle of skill, will, and recognition, two weapons of the world test each other, uncovering the thin line between survival and connection.
When Y/N meets Noah, a quiet, attentive man who notices every detail about her, she expects just one night of fleeting chemistry. But laughter, lingering touches, and slow-burn “not-a-dates” unravel her carefully built walls. Each encounter pulls her closer, testing her denial and igniting feelings she can no longer ignore. In the end, what was meant to be just “one”, it becomes an irresistible, undeniable connection.
In a hidden HYDRA facility, a terrified five-year-old girl sits alone, her fear a mirror of Bucky Barnes’ own haunted past. When the Avengers arrive, they see a weapon — but Bucky sees only a mirror. And he’s not letting to break that mirror.
During a stormy night, Bruce Wayne gets a call from Gotham General: a severely anemic girl needs a blood transfusion, and he is the only compatible donor. The hospital records reveal she may be his biological daughter. Rushing to the hospital, Bruce stays by the fragile girl’s side as the transfusion begins, realizing that protecting her now matters more important than protecting anyone else.
After finally getting married, Y/N and Derek Shepherd realize that surviving heartbreak was easier than surviving marriage. Between exhausting surgeries, unresolved trust issues, career conflicts, and brutal arguments fueled by old wounds, their relationship is constantly pushed to its limits. Yet no matter how messy or painful things become, they keep choosing each other again and again.
For years, Y/N was convinced that Professor Christian Williams hated her. The strict history professor always seemed colder with her than anyone else. His sharp critiques, unreadable expressions, and impossible standards made her believe she could never do anything right in his eyes. Every interaction felt like another reminder that she was the student he simply could not stand. What Y/N never realized was that Christian’s distance had nothing to do with dislike. She was the student who caught his attention the most—the one who challenged him, fascinated him, and made him feel things he had spent years learning to control. So instead of showing it, he pushed her away, becoming stricter and more distant in an attempt to maintain professionalism. Years later, after Y/N finally graduates and escapes the “torture” of Professor Williams’ class, she begins searching through job offers and career emails. Among the countless messages waiting in her inbox, she notices one unexpected sender. Christian Williams. The man she believed hated her for years. And the email inside reveals that everything she thought she knew about him was completely wrong.
What begins as constant bickering, teasing, and one-upmanship slowly turns into something neither expected. As they clash over decisions, exchange pointed remarks, and spar over egos, tension builds beneath the surface, revealing subtle attraction and unspoken connection. Their relationship unfolds as a slow burn: sharp banter, simmering chemistry, and enemies-to-lovers dynamics dominate, while brief, meaningful glimpses of vulnerability hint at something deeper.
Five years later, Rue's friend group has splintered. Lexi is a production assistant on a Warner Bros. soap opera; Y/N is an actors' talent manager; Nate and Cassie are engaged, with Cassie pursuing fame as an erotic influencer; and Rue is a drug mule for Laurie, to whom she owes an enormous debt.
A Cupid’s job is simple: find the targets, fire the arrow, let love do the rest. But when one mission goes wrong and a mortal man named Luke becomes the only human who can see a Cupid, everything changes. Now, between chaotic love missions, the delicate balance between the mortal and celestial worlds begins to unravel — revealing that love, fate, and destiny might be far more complicated than even the Great Book planned.
Anastasia Callahan has spent her life holding it all together — grief, fear, and a daughter who refuses to be controlled. Claire is bold, rebellious, and testing every limit, stretching the fragile bond between them to its breaking point. Then someone new enters Ana’s life — calm, steady, and patient — offering a chance to start over without letting go of everything she’s built. Raw, honest, and unflinching, this is a story about love, loss, and the messy, stubborn, unbreakable connections.
Y/N lives a quiet, controlled life until Scarlett drags her into the chaotic world of their friends — Raiden, Aaron, Rosie, and Malcolm. Between late-night talks, barroom antics, and unexpected connections, Y/N begins to step outside her comfort zone and discover a world full of unpredictable people and hidden emotions.
