Some stories that are worth to read about our badass psychopath killer Five Hargreeves,our handsome singer/actor Aidan Gallagher and our beloved chef of the town Nicky Harper.

Cassie Kent has been a superhero for two years-long enough to know a cape doesn't make the world safer or simpler. Chicago is loud, chaotic, always teetering on disaster. She spends most days airborne, extinguishing literal and figurative fires. She works alone by choice, avoiding teams, politics, and especially the Guardians of the Globe. Their repeated offers and polished speeches can't shake her gut feeling: something's off. Trust, she's learned, gets people hurt. Off-duty, her life is painfully ordinary. She lives with her older cousin Clark, who tries to carve out some normalcy-though "normal" was never on the table. School is tolerable noise and expectations; she's not popular, not invisible. Sharp-tongued, stubborn, and unapologetically herself, Cassie doesn't bother impressing anyone-especially not her annoying neighbor, Mark Grayson. Mark is irritating in a specific way: awkward, nerdy, stubbornly convinced they're friends despite her reminders they're not. He tries too hard, asks too many questions, orbiting her life like a persistent moon. She dismisses him as background noise she'll forget after graduation. Then Mark confesses he has powers. One revelation shatters her carefully built walls. Mark isn't just a weird kid-he's dangerous, unpredictable, tied to a larger story neither asked for. It pulls Cassie into events she wanted no part of: uncovering the truth about Mark's father, realizing one of the world's greatest heroes might be its biggest threat, and accepting that staying sidelined isn't an option anymore. As secrets unravel and good vs. evil blurs, Cassie must question everything-heroism, trust, herself. Working alone keeps her safe, but it won't save the world. Teaming up with people she doesn't trust may be the only way to stop what's coming.

The Avengers have always thought that they knew everything about Tony Stark. They were proven wrong when a rumer gets out saying that Tony has a child. They didn't believe the rumer until Tony conferms this statement. The Avengers and Fury set out to find them. Tony has told them not to go looking for the child but they do anyway. But there are three things Tony knows that they don't. 1. There are two of them. 2. Their names. 3. They are a lot closer than anyone else thinks. Dimitri and Indigo. Dimitri= Australian Shepherd Indigo= German shepherd

Freshman year at the top-ranked college basketball school comes with a lot of responsibilities, especially from the two top-ranked high school seniors. Despite not sharing a father, their fathers have the same level of basketball experience. Dakari, the rookie who led his team to a championship in his first year, is a living history lesson. His son, Zyair, idolizes him. Joshua, a seasoned basketball player with experience in various leagues, including the G-League, has yet to win a championship. Even though he's the arch-nemesis of Dakari, he can't bring on-court problems home, especially due to Jamir. Jamir is a headstrong young man passionate about basketball but lacking the responsibility and structure of his best friend, Zyair. Choyce, the youngest of Cedarian and Kamora's children, is spoiled and protected by everyone. Unlike most girls her age, she doesn't have a social media presence. Her life revolves around her faith, volleyball, her family, and friends. She's a beautiful plus-size girl with high confidence and strong morals. While pursuing her higher education, she encounters two best friends who present her with a life-altering decision.

Stiles is 17 years, hyperactive and maybe even a little too sarcastic boy from Beacon Hills. His life is different, he is in a pack. Yes, a werewolf pack! He was actually going to leave the pack for good, but instead, he got a big suprise. Or, actually, a small one, growing inside him. May 2018: I am editing this story slowly, but I will not change anything important, just correcting grammar and things like that! I speak Finnish, so English is a little bit difficult for me, so sorry for mistakes! Check also out my other Sterek fanfictions, please! And you can always come to chat with me and all!

Dahlia Miller was born with Georgia's smile and her secrets-and she never let anyone forget it. When the Miller family moves to Wellsbury, everyone's eyes are on Ginny, but it's Dahlia who quietly rewrites the rules. She's confident, calculating, and carries a past she won't talk about. Most people find her intimidating. Maxine Baker? She finds her fascinating. Now Dahlia's navigating high school drama, twin sister tension, and a flirt/fight slow-burn with the one girl who might actually see through her armor. She's not here to be liked. She's here to survive-and maybe, if she slips up, fall in love.

This is a story about Rafe and Barry. In the story, they slowly discover their feelings for each other

Forced to depart from their home, Jake and his family leave their once-forever home in search of a new life that guarantees safety. Despite seeking shelter in their newfound land, Neteyam finds himself falling in love with a male na'vi. From the conservative practices of na'vi culture to the admiration that people place on the mighty warrior, Neteyam is required to seek the truth in himself by battling both the acquisition of love, the acceptance of breaking the molds of being the golden child, and the threats of the sky people. ... Till death do us part. A/N: Hi! If you are looking for a MEGA slow-burn story where there is uncertainty about whether the Reader ends up with Neteyam, this is definitely for you. Nothing is guaranteed in this fanfic. NOTHING. Just a bonus thing: the title "Txukxefu" translates to "having deep feelings for something" (just a random thing that I wanted to point out 😅)

An exhausted med student on his first rotation, and a senior attending just trying to make it through the day. In the chaos of The Pitt, some feelings are harder to survive than the work itself.