Bucky Barnes has been keeping a secret. For four years, he’s been hopelessly in love with {y/n}. For six months, she’s been his fiancée. And somehow, not a single Avenger knows she exists. Until one night, after Bucky returns from a mission and ignores nearly one hundred of her calls, {y/n} decides she’s done waiting. So she breaks into Avengers Tower. Tony Stark’s supposedly impenetrable security? Bypassed. Every security camera? Avoided. Every Avenger? Completely unaware. Well… until Peter checks the cameras to see where his pizza is. Now the Avengers are watching a highly trained former assassin systematically search their tower, convinced they have an incredibly dangerous intruder on their hands. They’re right, they just don’t realize she’s looking for Bucky. And when she finally finds him, they’re about to discover the biggest secret the Winter Soldier has ever kept. His terrifyingly badass fiancée.
Tony Stark’s daughter has always believed there’s a right way to do things. Bucky Barnes doesn’t. To her, he’s reckless, heartless, and far too comfortable crossing moral lines. To him, she’s a spoiled princess who’s never had to see the ugly side of the world. They argue. They clash. They can’t stand each other. So why does Bucky know every little thing about her? And why does calling her princess, doll, and sweetheart suddenly feel less like teasing and more like something dangerous? They hate each other. At least, that’s what they keep telling everyone.
Eight years ago, sixteen-year-old Y/N Stark was kidnapped by Hydra. Now, she’s back. But the daughter Tony Stark spent eight years desperately searching for is gone. In her place is a powerful, masked vigilante with a brutal sense of justice—and a deep hatred for the Avengers she believes abandoned her. She doesn’t know the truth. They never stopped looking. And Bucky Barnes is determined to find her before she destroys herself trying to get revenge. Because sometimes, saving someone isn’t about defeating the villain. Sometimes, it’s about convincing them they were never forgotten.
She was hired to kill the Winter Soldier. Breaking into Bucky Barnes’ apartment should have been the easy part. Waiting for him to come home was even easier. But when Bucky finally walks through the door with a gun already aimed at his head, he doesn’t fight. He doesn’t run. He doesn’t even seem afraid. And suddenly, {y/n} isn’t sure she wants to pull the trigger.
Your boyfriend—content creator Daukey—invites you on the trip to Japan with all your mutual friends. You realize pretty quickly that you should’ve packed more comfortable shoes.
Peter Parker has been Y/N Stark’s best friend for as long as either of them can remember. Everyone knows they’re practically inseparable. Everyone sees the way Peter looks at her, the way Y/N always gravitates toward him, and the way they act like they’re already something more. Everyone except them. Peter has spent years convincing himself that Y/N only sees him as her best friend. So when he accidentally admits that he thinks she’s really pretty—with Tony Stark, her extremely protective father, sitting only two feet away—there’s no taking it back. Now, Peter has to survive the most terrifying thing he’s ever faced: Falling for his best friend. Between awkward glances, stolen moments, teasing Avengers, meddling friends, protective parents, and two idiots who refuse to admit they’re in love, Peter and Y/N’s friendship slowly begins to change. After all, everyone else already knows how this story ends. They just have to figure it out.
Your roommate—Peter Parker—has been acting suspiciously strange as of late. On a day when there’s radio silence from him, you decide to get to the bottom of it.
Breaking up with Mattheo Riddle would be a hell of a lot easier if he didn’t keep reminding you what you were missing. For weeks since the breakup, he’d been texting you at random times during the day, acting like you’re still his. Maybe it’s time you remind him he’s the one who ended things.
