You are Y/N Wilson, Sam Wilson’s 20-year-old younger sister and one of the Avengers. You get along with almost everyone on the team—except for Bucky Barnes. The two of you can barely spend five minutes together without arguing, trading insults, or getting on each other’s nerves. Everyone else is convinced that the constant bickering means you secretly care about each other, but neither of you would ever admit it. Or would you?
Four years at MIT changed me. The oversized hoodies were gone, replaced by confidence, ambition, and a style that finally felt like my own. Coming home to the Avengers Tower was supposed to be easy. Then Sam started flirting. Clint joined in. And Bucky Barnes suddenly had a problem with both.
Elena Smith was smart, beautiful, and determined to make Bucky Barnes fall for her. There was just one problem. No matter how hard she tried... He never stopped looking at me.
The first time Bucky Barnes saw you, you were hiding behind a potted plant. At one of Tony Stark's extravagant galas, you fight with your dress and heels until one of your shoes finally breaks. Instead of making a scene, you simply take both shoes off and walk away barefoot. For some reason, Bucky remembers you. After that night, his attention seems to follow you everywhere. But Bucky never makes it obvious. It's always a look that lasts a little too long. A quiet comment. A teasing smile. A touch that might have been accidental. And whenever you finally ask him if he's flirting with you, he only gives you that infuriating smirk. "Am I?" Maybe he's flirting. Maybe he's not. But one thing is certain: Bucky Barnes has started paying attention to Tony Stark's daughter. And he doesn't seem interested in looking away
8 months ago, I left the Avengers. I left Bucky Barnes. We had loved each other for years, but somewhere along the way, love stopped being enough. Now I'm back. Bucky has moved on. He has a girlfriend, a new life, and apparently no reason to look back. I'm supposed to have moved on too. But the moment we see each other again, I realize something neither of us wants to admit: Some feelings don't disappear just because you leave. And maybe the hardest part of coming home isn't facing the Avengers. It's facing the person you never really stopped loving.
Everyone thought Steve Rogers' little sister was dead. Bucky Barnes had spent years believing the same thing. Before the war, she had been the girl he secretly loved—the one person he could never bring himself to confess his feelings to. Then she disappeared. Years later, the Avengers encounter a dangerous HYDRA operative known only as Wraith. A masked woman with a matte-black metal arm. A weapon with no memories of the life she once had. Until Steve recognizes something behind the mask. And Bucky realizes the woman standing in front of him might be the girl he thought he lost forever.
Tony Stark's daughter was supposed to be gone for four months. Instead, a single unanswered message changed everything. Or: the one where silence breaks two hearts, Elena takes her chance, and Bucky Barnes has to face the consequences when the woman he never stopped loving walks back through the Tower doors
Being Tony Stark's daughter came with its fair share of challenges. Living in the Avengers Tower with a new Stark trainee who seemed determined to steal Bucky Barnes' attention wasn't supposed to be one of them. To everyone else, Elena Smith was kind, charming, and impossible not to like. To me... She was something entirely different. Too bad for her that no matter how hard she tried... Bucky Barnes had never stopped looking at me.
After spending three years studying in Australia, Tony Stark's daughter finally returns to the Avengers Tower. She's changed. Bucky Barnes has, too. Or: the one where Bucky realizes three years far too late that he's still hopelessly in love with his ex.
No one meant to forget me. That's what hurt the most. It happened slowly. One missed invitation. One empty chair. One conversation that continued without me. Until the people I'd always called family stopped noticing I was disappearing. Everyone... Except Bucky Barnes.
Some people saw the Winter Soldier. I saw James. The rest of the Tower wasn't sure I could help him. Elena Smith was certain I couldn't. Too bad Bucky Barnes had already started remembering who he was every time he looked at me.
Tony Stark's daughter. Bucky Barnes' girlfriend. Elena Smith's obsession. You've always known Elena wanted Bucky. You just never thought she'd actually succeed in taking him from you. After your birthday party ends in betrayal, everything you thought you knew about your relationship with Bucky comes crashing down. He says it was a mistake. But can you really forgive the man who broke your heart? Or was one night enough to destroy everything you built together?
Months after disappearing from the Avengers, stories begin spreading across New York about a mysterious witch hidden deep within an enchanted forest. A woman dressed in black. Covered in tattoos. Emerald magic dancing at her fingertips. A talking raven named Ghost forever perched on her shoulder. Most people believe she's only a legend. Until Elena Smith sees her with her own eyes. The only problem? No one believes her. Especially not Bucky Barnes. Or: the one where the woman Bucky thought he'd lost becomes the legend no one realizes they're searching for.
The Avengers know Lucy Morningstar. At least, they think they do. She’s calm. Confident. Sarcastic. Almost impossible to intimidate. But there’s something about Lucy that nobody can explain. She’s never shown her powers. Not once. And somehow, that makes the Avengers fear her even more. Elena doesn’t believe any of it. She thinks Lucy is pretending to be powerful. She thinks the Avengers are simply falling for rumors. And eventually, she decides to prove everyone wrong. So she starts pushing Lucy. Again. And again. And again. Lucy doesn’t react. She simply sits on the couch, completely relaxed, watching Elena dig herself deeper into a hole she doesn’t even realize she’s standing in. Because Elena doesn’t know the truth. Lucy Morningstar isn’t just an Avenger. She’s the Devil. And she has never needed to prove it.
Y/N, Tony Stark’s 20-year-old daughter, vanished during a mission two years ago. Over time, everyone lost hope and came to believe that you’re dead. But one day, a signal appeared—proof that you might still be alive.
I left the Avengers after Bucky and I had a terrible fight. Now I live alone in a hidden house by the ocean. Only Tony, Yelena, and Sam know where I am. Then one night, I see Elena’s Instagram story. She’s kissing Bucky. So I write a song. Then another. And another. Under the name Luna Vale, I become a worldwide sensation. My songs reach the Top 10. Millions of people know my voice. Bucky does too. He just doesn’t know it’s mine. Until one song sounds a little too familiar. And suddenly, Bucky realizes every song he’s been listening to… was written by the woman he broke.
Bucky Barnes has been my best friend for years. He also has a terrible habit of walking into my room without knocking. Usually, I don't care. Until one evening, he walks in at the worst possible moment. Suddenly, the friendship that had always felt so easy becomes a little more complicated. Because I've been hiding a crush on Bucky for years. And after what happened that night... I'm not so sure he's looking at me like just his best friend anymore.
Three weeks. That's all the mission to Russia was supposed to take. Instead, I disappeared into a war that no one knew if I'd ever come back from. One year later, I finally returned home. The argument Bucky Barnes and I never resolved had become a memory, my life had changed forever, and somehow... he'd found someone else. Or at least, that's what everyone wanted me to believe.
Bucky Barnes was finally found. But the man who came home wasn't the Bucky I remembered. He was the Winter Soldier. His memories were broken, his trust was gone, and the woman he once loved more than anything had become a stranger. His fiancée. Me. I still wear the ring he gave me. I still remember every promise. He remembers almost nothing. But sometimes, when he looks at me, there's something in his eyes. A flicker. A feeling. A memory trying to surface. Maybe Bucky doesn't remember loving me. Maybe I'll have to let him find that love all over again.
After a huge fight with Bucky, I leave the Avengers. I cut everyone off. I disappear to the beach house Bucky and I used to share—a place only he knows about. But Bucky never really tries to find me. Two months later, he brings Elena to the house. He still has his old key. He still thinks he belongs there. Until he puts the key in the lock. And it doesn’t work. Because while Bucky was waiting for me to come back… I changed the locks. And maybe I changed too.
Being Tony Stark’s daughter already comes with enough problems. Being exactly like him doesn’t make things easier. Bucky Barnes has always had a habit of secretly flirting with me. At first, it was harmless. A few teasing comments. A knowing smile. The occasional look when nobody was watching. But lately… something has changed. The flirting has become harder to ignore. The looks last longer. The tension feels different. And the worst part? I’ve started flirting back. Neither of us has said anything. Especially not around my father. Because if Tony ever finds out that Bucky Barnes isn’t just teasing his daughter anymore… we’re both probably dead.
