Subject E305 is not a normal girl. At the age of two her mother left her on the streets of New York City with nothing but a box. She waited for her mother to come back, but she never did. A few days passed and nothing happened. The little girl was scared and hungry, but she never moved from her place. On the third day a van pulled up while the child was asleep in the box. The people on the van saw an opportunity and took the little girl from the streets. The people were HYDRA. They took her to their labs and when she tried to escape they would beat her. They ran test on her, a lot of test, until she became deaf. But that didn't stop them; they taught her lip reading as well as sign language. Then something happened. The girl was finally free after 9 years of imprisonment. She walked a long way until she found a city. The very city she was dumped off by her mother. She looked up and there were buildings taller than anything she had ever seen. The 11 year old started to walk around and found a corner. She sat down and rested her head on the wall. She couldn't believe it. She was finally free. Disclaimer: most characters are for marvel studios. Warning: There are a bunch of bad and inappropriate words.

May 25, 2012. 35H-GQ. That was her name. A name for the girl who was left on the streets by her mother at the age of 2. A name for the girl who was imprisoned, tortured, and abused by none other than HYDRA. They saw her as a chance, an opportunity to test their dangerous, life-threatening experiments. It took 6 years for their experiments to finally snap and harm the innocent child. 35H-GQ turned deaf and it was entirely their fault. A few years later, something extraordinary happened. At the age of 11, 35H-GQ finally escaped HYDRA. It was a dark, gloomy night when it happened. The escape she'd been planning for years. She had finally........Hold on. How did she escape again? She couldn't remember. She idly wondered how she could have forgotten that plan. She ran, ran, and ran until her legs gave out and she could no longer breathe. As she sat on the floor panting, she saw a tiny ray of light flickering from beyond the horizon. She numbly walked towards the light and found herself in a city. 35H-GQ was awed. She gawked at every little detail, every dirty alley, and every tiny shop, just everything. She was amazed at how bright the lights were, at how the tall the skyscrapers reached to the clouds and beyond. As she gaped at New York City, looking like a lost puppy, she got lost in her thoughts. She couldn't believe it. After 9 years of imprisonment, she was finally free. Warning: This story is PG15. Strong langue included Disclaimer: I don't own Marvel, the characters, or some of the plot. Setting: Avengers Age of Ultron Civil War

Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark has been through a lot in his life. Luckily he has a really good family to help him through all his problems. Peter was closer than ever with his parents---sort of---and his Aunt was okay and things finally seemed to be going back to normal. Of course with Peter's luck it wasn't going to last. With Hydra being Hydra and having nefarious plots to backup their evil ones, a strange sickness, a missing teen, as well as Peter's crippling PTSD, Peter's life may just spiral out of control once more. Thank god for the Avengers, right? Sequel to: Finding Their Way Home

Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark went missing on a Tuesday. For months the entirety of the New York police department, as well as anyone else the Starks could convince to join, searched for the tot. He was only three when he was taken and for four months, two weeks, and four days, Tony Stark and Pepper Stark (nee Potts) worried and fretted over their beloved child. Peter Benjamin-Edward Stark was murdered on a Friday. A ransom call gone wrong spelt the end of the child's life. The world grieved as the kidnappers gleefully told the devastated parents they'd find his body in the morning. They never did. Twelve years passed and the family was still grieving, and Tony Stark worked tirelessly to find his only child's killer and gain justice for his son. Meanwhile Peter Parker was having the worst day ever. He just wanted to help people but instead he gets stabbed. That's just his luck.

"I prefer to think of myself as in the transitional stage between childhood trauma and superpowers." Prepare yourself for the indescribable. The unexplainable. The ununderstandable. I'm not forewarning the plot of the story. I refer only to one single, important puzzle piece. And that piece is secret double-triple-quadruple-crossing SHIELD/HYDRA agent Daniella Atteberry. You must understand, if you are to partake in this insanity of an adventure, that the ability to comprehend this specific agent is a skill that none of the Avengers have yet mastered. Her complexity lies in her apparent simplicity. Her mystery lies in her blatant honesty. Her fashion sense relies on a red beanie. And the superheroes are so completely superscrewed. |Post Age of Ultron| |Part of The Lucky Ones Universe| |Book 1 of Dani's Adventure|

˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ ❛ 𝑴𝒂𝒚𝒃𝒆 𝒊𝒕'𝒔 𝒐𝒌𝒂𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒌𝒊𝒅𝒔 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒐𝒏𝒄𝒆 ❜ ➞ When Mobius sits Loki down to talk about his past in order to understand how 'Loki Ticks' he reawakens some memories Loki has been trying to keep down for what feels like a millennia. ˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ ❛ 𝒀𝒐𝒖'𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒌𝒆𝒆𝒑𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒎𝒆 𝒈𝒐𝒊𝒏𝒈! ❜ ➞ Loki was just a kid and a relativly stupid one at that so naturally he had a commoner friend who he snuck into the castle on a nightly basis.

Loki didn't need anybody. Why would he? He was perfectly fine being isolated from the rest. And yet... maybe he should stick by this "Peter Parker."