It was the middle of the day when task force 141 had been dragged into a briefing room to meet the new recruits. Captain price hadn’t had the chance to meet them yet. Imaging his shock when she was a textbook “pick-me” and was already gunning for Ghost. Meanwhile ghost was standing behind his two partners, Soap and Y/n, who both looked perfectly content for their big boyfriend to stare down the new recruit.
Task force 141 are a well oiled machine. Captain John Price, the one who keeps things running and ages too fast when his task force decide to act like teenagers. Lieutenant Simon “Ghost” Riley, the second in command with a dry sense of humour and an uncanny ability of sneaking up behind people and taking ten years of their lives. Sergeants John “Soap” MacTavish and Kyle “Gaz” Garrick, the two members of the team that you never knew what you were getting, dry humour, boisterous laughter or two highly intelligent and trained soldiers, it was never usually the latter. And the one who holds the team together y/n, highly decorated in their own right and the one who has dealt with four overgrown toddlers since their first day on the task force. But they have a secret, they’re in a polyamorous relationship, have been for four years, they hide it well… no they don’t. But most choose not to comment on it. What happens when a pick me boy and girl are assigned to join the task force. Well. Let’s find out, shall we?
The team has cuteness aggression over their smallest team mate. She blinks, she may was well have just preformed a whole ass performance. She sneezes, it’s their new favourite sound. She holds a bottle of water that’s just too big in her hands, it’s like a puppy carrying a bone that’s too big. The temptation to bite her, squeeze her, pick her up and display her on a mantle is too great. The new pick me, Ava “Honey” Smith, is not happy about this. She wants to be the one their cute aggression is directed to.
Y/N has been with task force 141 for three years. She has engrained her way into the team and they all care for her in more ways than what the a normal team should. The four men of the task force—Captain John Price, Lieutenant. Simon “Ghost” Riley, Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish and Kyle “Gaz” Garrick— have been in a polyamorous relationship for six years and all of them have feelings for y/n that they have tried to act on, but y/n maintains that she isn’t ready for a relationship when. Y/n wants them, she wants to be part of their relationship, desperately so, but she has a secret that she’s been hiding from them men. What happens when that secret is finally revealed, and not by her own choice. A new member has been assigned to the task force, a pick me who is beyond insufferable and desperate wants to get with anyone on the task force.
The task force and Kortac were on a night out, drinks were flowing, conversations were mildly inappropriate but they were having fun until… they got into the topic of what happened on the year they were born. Y/n dropped tha casual nuke that ‘Finding Nemo’ was released, meaning they were born in 2003. For everyone else at the table whose birth year started with a 19 it was a bit of a shock.
Task force 141 had barely finished deploying before the mission went sideways in the most ridiculous way imaginable. The team consists of four highly trained male operators-Captain Price, Lieutenant Simon “Ghost” Riley, Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish, Sergeant Kyle “Gaz” Garrick-and one highly capable female operator—their longtime teammate and the smallest member of the unit, Y/n. During the infiltration, command discovers that the only viable route to the objective is through a narrow ventilation system. Naturally, she volunteers. She crawls through the vents while the four men continue toward the extraction point below. Everything goes perfectly. The hostiles are neutralised, the objective is secured, and exfil is already inbound.
The 141 are forced onto their knees in the middle of an abandoned warehouse, wrists bound tightly behind their backs. Their weapons have been scattered across the floor, just out of reach, while a group of hostiles surrounds them. Soap strains against his restraints, earning a shove from one of the guards. Gaz remains silent, his eyes constantly moving as he searches for an opening. Price watches the hostiles carefully, refusing to give them the satisfaction of seeing fear. Then the lights suddenly flicker. Once. Twice. The hostiles look around. A distant metallic clang echoes somewhere in the darkness. Silence. Another clang. Closer. One of the guards raises his weapon and cautiously moves toward the sound. “What the hell was that?” Nobody answers. The warehouse falls completely quiet. Then— THUNK. A throwing axe suddenly buries itself in the wooden crate beside the guard’s head.
The doors of the tour bus hiss open as it pulls into another rain-soaked city, where thousands of devoted fans already wait outside the venue. You are the band’s manager, having spent years keeping the anonymous masked quartet on schedule through sold-out tours, sleepless nights, and the constant demands of life on the road. Your relationship with the four musicians is long-established, built on unwavering trust, quiet affection, and years of shared experiences rather than public attention. Behind closed doors, they’re simply themselves—teasing one another over morning coffee, helping unload equipment, exchanging knowing glances before every performance, and finding comfort in the rare moments of silence between cities. Once the masks are donned, everything changes. The venue transforms into a cathedral of dim lights, drifting incense, black fabrics, and haunting melodies. The audience sees only enigmatic figures performing an almost sacred ritual, unaware of the close-knit family behind the curtain. The story begins as the band arrives for the opening night of their largest world tour yet. Tensions are high, expectations are immense, and rumours swirl online about the mysterious group’s future. Amid the relentless schedule, the five of you must navigate the pressures of fame, protect one another from the outside world, and preserve the bond that has carried you this far.
Y/n has been a member of task force 141 for six years, they have made it a home, a family, a place where she feels safe. Only problem is that they’re an omega, the task force are all alphas, stronger, faster, more respected. Despite her achievements, her perfect record, her ability to remain calm under pressure. Society still forces old ways onto her. Her boys, task force 141, her mates, her pack, they stand with her through everything and they love her to the end of the earth. What happens when y/n’s mother and father show up and say that they have an alpha for y/n to maye with and continue their families lineage? Create your own hybrid type.
What’s worse than one drunk Scottish boyfriend. A drunk Scottish girlfriend. Soap and y/n two members of the iconic task force 141 who are also in a polyamorous relationship with Gaz, Ghost and Price. The five of them are a well oiled team… most of the time. But when alcohol was involved, god help anyone in earshot. Soap and y/n become obnoxiously Scottish, it’s hard to tell if they’re fighting or flirting.
Task force 141 are a well oiled machine. Captain John Price leads the team, a decorated captain who challenges what he knows is wrong. Lieutenant Simon Riley, also known as “Ghost”, a silent presence who doesn’t need words for people to know how good he is. Sergeant John “Soap” MacTavish, known for his exceptional skills in close-quarters combat, sniping, and demolitions. Sergeant Kyle “Gaz” with expertise in prime target elimination, demolitions, weapons tactics, covert surveillance and VIP protection. They are a well rounded team. Add in the sarcastic, witty and damn good at their job, y/n, a specialist in their own way. You have an unstoppable team. What happens when an op goes sideways and they are turned into what basically is the equivalent of comic book characters. Price becomes sandman. Ghost becomes venom. Soap becomes quicksilver. And Gaz becomes miles morales. And y/n… well, we haven’t quite figured that out yet. Join the team as they try to navigate these new powers.
In the universe of Call of Duty. There is violence, betrayal, death and destruction. But, there is also a team of women who have a very, very fun way of relaxing. When the boys are away, the girls come out to play. Wine, facemasks, fuzzy socks and a whole lot of dancing and acting like teenage girls and not trained killers. What happens when the boys return from their mission and find the common room taken over by highly trained killers in hello Kitty pyjamas, belting out ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman.’ By Shania Twain. Chaos. That’s what happens. Price, the usually stoic captain is doubled over laughing. Ghost, is staring, in silence but not his usual silence, it’s the silence that follows watching his Fiancé act like a fool. Soap and Gaz are staring mouth agape. König is already crossing the room, muttering in German about needing a whiskey. Horangi and keegan exchanged a glance before joining price in laughing. Roach is immediately joining in. Alejandro is staring, bewildered. And the girls? Well. They’re far too drunk right now to care.
You’re a member of Task Force 141. You’ve been in the team for three years and get along surprisingly well with them. You’re all close, laying your head in one of their laps during free time, play fighting, teasing, mild bullying. They are the exact same way with each other. But you’ve been hiding a secret… you’re extremely ticklish. As in someone touches your bare skin, you’re giggling like a crazy persons. What happens when a new recruit—Mia “Pretty Girl” Morgan— accidentally discovers this by trying to take your energy drink, copying something that the boys do often.
For decades, Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes believed the woman they loved had died before the mission that changed their lives forever. But y/n—Songbird—wasn’t dead. A mysterious HYDRA artifact tore her from the 1940s and cast her into the future, leaving her untouched by time. Living quietly as a singer, she hides her past until one unforgettable night when two familiar faces walk into her bar. Bound by matching feather tattoos that mark them as soulmates, their reunion proves that even after seventy years, true love and destiny refuse to be forgotten.
Y/n is all mights ex. They dated in high school and ended when Toshinori left to be a hero in Japan. Y/n still holds love for him but it is buried under dry humour and a deep burning hurt. All might on the other hand has a mild hatred for the way they ended and though he would never see Y/n. Y/n has just been brought in as the new teacher for the school, it is immediately tense and obvious that they have shared history.
Kate Laswell, Farah Karim, Valeria Garza and y/n were in the common room, having a couple of drinks when the topic of course turned dirty. They somehow ended up on the topic of “unmoanable” name and were having way too much fun fake moaning and testing the names. What happens when the boys return from their mission and decide to join in.
After six month away on a solo mission y/n has returned to her men. Without telling them. John price, the stoic captain who has a reputation for being one of the most professional men in the SAS, completely crumbles around her. Simon Riley, the ghost, with a dry sarcastic sense of humour and knows for being one of the scariest men in the world, becomes a love sick puppy around her. John MacTavish, Soap, usually boisterous and not serious at all, has suddenly decided that his girlfriend is never allowed to leave for a solo mission again. Kyle Garrick, Gaz, is just happy to watch the chaos unfold, while simultaneously making sure is girl friend has everything she needs. Let’s see how long she stays on her feet when her men have six months of love worth to give her.
Task force 141 have been given a month off for good work. Price, Ghost, Soap and Gaz have no idea what to do with themselves, y/n has invited them to stay at her house and for some reason, never seems to be there. Soap decides on a whim that the team are going to the west end to see ‘Waitress’ little do they know that their team mate is the lead in the show. Queue suspiciously wet eye and a fun discussion. And a whole lot of sexual tension being acted upon.
Task force 141. A team of legendary operators. Captain Price, the leader, the role model, the morally grey, cigar addict man. Ghost, the lieutenant that has made men cry from just a look, a dry witty humour under his gruff exterior. Gaz, the sergeant who maintains calm under pressure with that swoon worthy London accent. Soap, the boisterous Scottish sergeant with a joke for absolutely anything. And y/n, the comedic relief and usually the one who kept them functioning. They were unshakable, a lethal force in tactical gear. Currently shaken because y/n was belting out Gethsemane by sleep token like they had fucking wrote the song. It was a sound. A sound they didn’t know how to deal with.
Simon “Ghost” Riley thought that he was attending a military ball. He had no idea that his fiancé had planned a whole wedding without his knowledge. He was a little bit shocked.
Y/N left the professional wrestling world almost ten years ago after her supposed team mate, Seth Rollins, drove a chair into the back of his supposed best friend, Roman reigns, while their other teammate/best friend watched in horror. She receives a call after the SHIELD reunite and Charlotte flair is the one who’s supposed to be joining them at wrestlemania to face off against the wyatt sicks. She can’t let that happen. She loved those boys more than life it’s self and they loves her. Gone is the painful memories of the betrayal when they lock eyes on her again. When she takes out Charlotte flair and storms her way down to the ring to join the match. They fell in love all over again, though none of them want to admit it.
