After years away building a wildly successful acting career, Y/N finally moves back to New York and reunites with her best friend, Pepper Potts. Falling back into their old routines feels effortless—until Pepper begins to realize that the feelings she has for Y/N may have never been purely platonic. What starts as a happy reunion slowly turns into something neither of them expected.
Peter Parker made one small mistake: he brought his best friend Y/N to a party and then abandoned her the second MJ walked through the door. Luckily, Kate Bishop noticed. What starts as Kate simply keeping Y/N company quickly turns into teasing, flirting, and a little more interest than either of them expected. Peter may have brought Y/N to the party… But Kate has no intention of letting her leave alone.
Everyone knows Yelena Belova. Avenger. Super spy. Walking attitude problem. What nobody knows? She’s been secretly dating Y/N for almost a year. Yelena was perfectly happy keeping their relationship hidden—until a mission goes wrong and, injured and barely conscious, she calls for the one person none of the Avengers knew existed. Her girlfriend. Now everyone wants answers. And Yelena is absolutely not interested in giving them.
Being Natasha Romanoff's daughter means you've spent years training with the Avengers, learning from the best long before you were old enough to join missions. When Clint Barton brings his newest protégé, Kate Bishop, to the Tower, the two of you quickly become inseparable. What starts as a friendly rivalry on the training mat slowly turns into something neither of you expected. Between sparring sessions, late-night conversations, and the chaos of life with Earth's Mightiest Heroes, you begin to realize your feelings for Kate are becoming much more than friendship.
They made a bet. She became the target. The Avengers are convinced Y/N is impossible to fluster, so the men of the team make it their mission to be the first to make her blush. Flirting. Teasing. Shameless compliments. Nothing works. Until Pepper Potts walks into the room, completely unaware of the bet—and makes Y/N blush with one innocent compliment. Suddenly, the Avengers have a much bigger problem: **Why does Pepper have an effect on Y/N that none of them could manage?**
