Vivienne Thatcher wanted a simple life. One where you go to work and come home. Simple, calm, and predictable. That, however, changed when she was assigned James "Bucky" Barnes as her boss, once the Winter Soldier, now a freshman Congressman representing Brooklyn. Bucky Barnes never asked for an assistant, nor did he want one. How hard could it be on his own? Bucky soon finds out Congress is something HYDRA never prepared him for. What they also didn't prepare him for is a 21st-century woman who is not afraid to take charge. ChatGPT used for book cover. Follow their journey as Vivienne Thatcher (aka Viv) has to deal with Bucky not only as her handsome boss, but also as an exceedingly unhelpful one. The story begins shortly after Brave New World and follows the events of Thunderbolts. #1 in BuckyBarnes (out of 33.7k) as of November 11, 2025.

Six months had passed since the Blip, when half of humanity returned after five long years of absence. Nations struggled to recover, governments stumbled to restore order, and people everywhere searched for their place in a world that no longer felt the same. For five years, borders had softened, governments had loosened their grip, and people learned to share what little they had. It wasn't perfect, but it was fair in a way the old world had never been. Then the vanished returned, and with them came the old rules, the borders, the corruption, and the displacement of millions. To Karli, the Global Repatriation Council wasn't restoring order - it was destroying the fragile unity people had built. Families were torn from the homes they had lived in for years, entire communities were labeled as "refugees" overnight, and the powerful pretended it was all necessary for the greater good. Her answer was simple: resist. The Flag Smashers were born from that conviction, carrying the cry "One world, one people." Karli no longer believed in waiting for governments to do the right thing. If no one would listen, she would force them to. And in that world of injustice and fear of existence, there were others who moved unseen. One of them was a Madripoorian assassin, her path shaped by orders and survival. Allegiance, Patriotism and Morals. The loyalty of a criminal mercenary is rarely shaped by any of that - it's transactional. Yet somehow, the assasins hunt would place her on the same trail as Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes, chasing the girl who had not only stolen from the people she worked for but was threatening to take down the goverment to get justice for the people who were overlooked.

Tony was a regular at the Bar YN worked at. When he was there, he wasn't THE Tony Stark. No, to YN he was just Tones. A guy who would harmlessly flirt with her but listened to her when she needed to vent about life. It was the same for Tony, the Bar, no, YN was his safe haven. YN was someone he could go to to talk about anything. When YN hits a snag in college Tony offers his help which is exactly what they needed to blossom a relationship that they didn't know they needed.

Hydra's perfect soldier; the first ever born directly within the institution. Broken in and trained beyond perfection; beyond the state-of-the-art qualities and abilities of the Winter Soldier. Hydra created the most obedient, willing, strong soldier to meet their demands without fault. But after being freed from a mutant prison during the Snap, what happens when a group of super-soldiers get their hands on her when half the population returns? Originally from my Quotev account, link on my profile.

Noel Anderson just turned up one day, no one knows how or why. All they know is she doesn't age and she has powers that rivals those of the Gods. Age of Ultron-Eternals

Kratus is one of the Eternals created by The Celestials to fight against The Deviants during the Stone Age towards this point of time, but Kratus it's different to the others. He doesn't follow The Eternal rules, he considers every conflict a danger, and there's powerful being around the universe, he needed to act, the world needed someone when they didn't, they needed a savior. All MCU Characters except Kratus belong to their respective owners, Kratus is a character of mine.

˚･ﾟ✧ 𝐆𝐎𝐋𝐃𝐄𝐍 𝐒𝐔𝐍 ˚･ﾟ✧ ' poor ikaris flew too close to his sun ' ˚･ﾟ✧ ⸻ in which ikaris flies too close to the girl whose powers mimic the sun Started: 1.13.23 Finished: 5.3.24

PAS DE DEUX - "step of two" in which a principal dancer of The Royal Ballet catches the attention of a Formula 1 driver rankings ! #1 in ballerina social media and real life started: 3.13.2025 unedited #1 in alexalbon - 27.03.2025

Kidnapped by the Red Room at the age of nine, Isabella Stark was shaped into their deadliest assassins. In the shadows of her missions, she crossed paths with the Winter Soldier, their lives intertwining in brief yet unforgettable moments. She witnessed his torment, his forced obedience-and for the first time, something deep inside her stirred. A fleeting memory of a man, of warmth, of home. But just as quickly as it surfaced, it was gone. Years later, at twenty, Isabella is finally rescued by her father, Tony Stark, with the help of Natasha Romanoff. But freedom is just the beginning. Haunted by the past and struggling to reclaim her true self, she crosses paths with Bucky Barnes once more. The connection they once shared is still there, buried beneath years of pain and manipulation. As they fight to break free from the chains of their past, one question remains-can two broken souls heal together, or are they destined to remain weapons of war?

Everyone remembers James "Bucky" Barnes-best friend to Captain America, brainwashed assassin, tragic hero. But what about the other Barnes? Meet George Thomas "Tommy" Barnes Jr., the older, wiser, and (if you ask him) better-looking Barnes brother. A decorated soldier, a secret SSR operative, and-thanks to an unfortunate run-in with ice-a man out of time. He wakes up in 2010, decades before his little brother, only to find that history has completely forgotten him. His wife? Gone. His son? A grandfather. His legacy? Buried under the legend of Captain America and the Winter Soldier. He is a footnote of someone else's story. But Tommy isn't one to sulk. He's got a new mission: figuring out where he belongs in this modern world, dodging SHIELD agents who don't trust him, and maybe-just maybe-making up for lost time with his long-lost great-grandson, a certain web-slinging kid from Queens who has no idea that heroism runs in his blood. Because Barnes men don't go down without a fight. And Tommy? He's just getting started. Perfect for fans of: Found family, reluctant heroes, time-travel angst, and a grumpy supersoldier trying to navigate the 21st century without punching a hole through a smartphone.