Tony Stark has built an empire on innovation, brilliance, and spectacle. The world celebrates the genius of Iron Man, but what the world does not know—what it cannot know—is that Tony’s greatest creation, and greatest fear, lives far outside the public eye.
You are Tony Stark’s biological daughter, but that fact has always felt more like a technicality than a bond. Tony is distant, distracted, and unintentionally cruel in the way he pours all his attention into Peter Parker—the boy he openly calls his son, the child he admits is everything he always wanted. You don’t fight for Tony’s affection anymore. You learned early how to stop needing it.
Isabella Swan’s life is once again in danger when Victoria creates an army of newborns to continue her infernal quest for revenge. The Cullens and the wolves are forced into an uneasy alliance to protect Bella, but even together, they may not be enough. Desperate for an advantage, Jasper Hale calls upon the only person he believes capable of helping them stop the newborn army.
You were born in 1920—Steve Rogers’ twin sister, tiny but stubborn, growing up in Brooklyn during the roughest years of the Depression. Your parents died young, leaving you and Steve to rely on each other and on the only other constant in your life: Bucky Barnes. He was Steve’s best friend first, but by the time you turned eighteen, he was yours in every way. You and Bucky fell in love quietly, fiercely, and one week after your birthday, you eloped, determined to build your own little piece of stability in a world constantly falling apart.
Peter Parker always talked about his older sister like she was a ghost—brilliant, brave, always away on deployments, the one person who kept their tiny family together after Aunt May raised them. But with her stationed overseas and communications spotty, the Avengers never expected to meet her… let alone like this.
Tony Stark has a secret—one bigger than Iron Man, bigger than the Avengers, bigger than anything even S.H.I.E.L.D. could imagine. Hidden away from the world, from the team, and from the chaos of his public life, Tony has a second home in New York… and a family that no one knows exists.
What starts as a “mandatory team bonding night” quickly spirals into pure chaos when the Avengers and the Thunderbolts are stuck together during a storm and decide to kill time with classic sleepover games. Truth or Dare turns dangerous when supersoldiers overshare, spies dodge questions a little too smoothly, and dares get increasingly unhinged. Never Have I Ever exposes way more secrets than anyone planned—some hilarious, some awkward, and some that definitely should’ve stayed classified. By the time they move on to ridiculous challenges, whispered confessions, and petty arguments over rules, alliances are tested, egos are bruised, and everyone learns that giving a group of powered adults sugar and free time is a terrible idea. It’s loud, messy, surprisingly wholesome, and absolutely not going in any mission report.
As one of the Avengers, you’re a powerhouse—literally. You can feel every emotion in a room like shockwaves against your skin, read minds like open books, and bend people’s feelings with a single thought. Add in super strength and super speed, and you’re practically unstoppable.
You’d always been expected to be everything at once—the smartest, the funniest, the quickest with a comeback. For a long time, you tried to be that for him.
After eight years in the military, facing missions most people couldn’t even imagine, you finally come home—but not in the way you planned. You were kidnapped on your last deployment, tortured, burned, and left for dead, losing your leg in the process. Now, with a high-tech military-grade bionic leg, you return to New York, desperate for one thing: to see your little brother, Peter.
When the call comes, it doesn’t matter that she’s standing in a glass tower built by legends, surrounded by gods and soldiers and billionaires. It doesn’t matter that she’s an Avenger.
When a sudden blackout hits the city, the Avengers and Thunderbolts find themselves forced to spend the night together in the Avengers Tower. What starts as a mundane sleepover—complete with blankets on the floor, whispered jokes in the dark, and scavenging the kitchen for snacks—quickly turns into something much more complicated.