Bella Swan is your older sister, and seems to constantly steal all of the attention. Until you both have to move to Forkes to live with your dad. Finally, people start to notice you. But…are they the right people?
Y/N Stark had never been particularly good at staying out of trouble. A foster kid with a reputation for being difficult, she had learned early that adults usually decided what they thought of her before bothering to know her. Her school wasn’t exactly helping. It was the kind of place teachers privately described as “if juvie had a high school”—packed with kids who were constantly fighting, skipping class, getting suspended, and looking for someone weaker to pick on. So when her class is given a field trip to Stark Industries, Y/N expects nothing more than a few hours of boredom. Then another student starts picking on her. Y/N ignores him. For a while. Eventually, she’s had enough. Without telling anyone, she slips away from the group. Twenty minutes later, Tony Stark finds her. Except she’s not causing trouble. She’s sitting alone in one of Stark Industries’ research labs, surrounded by interactive intelligence puzzles designed to challenge Harvard graduate students and junior engineers. And she’s beating them. One after another. Tony watches silently as she solves a particularly difficult problem, pauses the simulation, mutters something about the algorithm being inefficient, and starts again just to prove her point. Tony is fascinated. And irritated. Because the kid isn’t supposed to be here. Because she’s got an attitude. Because she’s entirely too confident. And because, unfortunately, she’s really, really good. Tony starts testing her, expecting her to eventually reach her limit. She doesn’t. What begins as an annoyed confrontation turns into an unexpected battle of wits between a billionaire genius and a teenager who refuses to be impressed by him. Tony initially writes Y/N off as a smart-mouthed troublemaker. Then he starts noticing the similarities. The sarcasm. The stubbornness. The reckless curiosity. The refusal to ask for help. The instinct to turn every vulnerable moment into a joke.
Y/N Stark was a mistake. Through and through. A shadow left behind from Tony’s past of alcohol and women and parties. He knew she existed. He sent birthday cards, money, whatever was required to keep her happy and safe. So when Y/N randomly shows up at the Avengers tower, during arguably the worst time to be there, he panics. No one knows Y/N exists. Not even Pepper.
Jax Teller has very specific interests. Which is why he found himself at a BDSM club, when he spotted Y/N. She was younger, intimidated, gave off this nervous energy. And it was game over as soon as he saw her.
Jax Teller. The official bad boy of charming. Everyone knows who he is, and he knows everyone…except for Y/N. When she steps into his usual gas station for the first time, in the middle of the night, he can’t help but stare. Flirt. Not knowing that they were about to become connected for life.
A young girl smashes the windows out of the clubhouse. When Jax finds out why, he allows her to work off her debt. Becoming a bit closer to her than he should be.
Peter Parker has been dating Y/N for six months. They are best friends, he is head over heels with her, and knows that she’s the one for him. Only problem is - he hasn’t been able to tell her that he’s Spiderman. and he hasn’t been able to tell the Avengers about her. Until she reveals a very large, very hard to ignore secret that she has been carrying around. Then everything comes to light. For better or worse.
Bella Swan is your older sister, and seems to constantly steal all of the attention. You got a break when you stayed behind to live with your dad, but now that Bella is back…will it be different?