Y/N and Bucky Barnes survived HYDRA together. They were partners, best friends, and each other’s only constant. But after being rescued, Bucky changed. He wanted to leave the violence behind. Y/N didn’t. Now an Avenger, she still willingly embraces the life Bucky is desperately trying to escape—and Steve Rogers can’t stand her for it. To Steve, Y/N is a threat to Bucky’s new life. To Y/N, Steve is an insufferable, self-righteous soldier who needs to mind his own business. They clash constantly. But sometimes, the person you hate most is the one who sees you more clearly than anyone else.
After spending years away at university, Y/N Bailey returns to her hometown expecting nothing more than a quiet summer filled with beach days, family dinners, and finally being back with her father, Ethan. But home feels different now—smaller somehow, and filled with people she barely recognises. Especially Nathan. As Ethan’s oldest friend, Nathan has been a constant presence in Y/N’s life for as long as she can remember. He was always there: fixing things around the house, showing up to birthdays, and teasing her whenever she tagged along behind the adults. But the little girl he once knew is gone, and neither of them knows what to do with the growing tension between them. Caught between nostalgia and feelings neither of them expected, Y/N quickly realises that coming home might change far more than she ever imagined.
You’re stuck in a relationship that’s slowly falling apart, surrounded by people who know you better than you realise. Between drunken nights, late-night conversations and one dangerously charming older brother, the line between friendship and something more starts to blur. Some feelings are better left unspoken. Especially when they’re forbidden.
The Avengers have become more than just a team—they’re family. Between missions, training, and life at the compound, Y/N has found a home among Earth’s mightiest heroes. But there’s one problem. Steve Rogers, the ever-composed Captain America, has fallen hopelessly in love with her. He knows the Avengers’ unspoken rule about dating teammates, so he keeps his feelings hidden behind lingering glances, quiet acts of affection, and increasingly obvious excuses to be around her. Y/N has noticed. Now it’s only a matter of time before someone finally cracks.
Raised in Asgard alongside Thor and Loki, Y/N has always belonged to two worlds. But when Loki’s desire for power turns him against the people he once loved, Y/N is forced to choose between the man she loves and the people she’s sworn to protect.
