Post Hawkeye. Kate and Yelena are working through what comes next for them. They help each other figure things out. Friends to lovers. Slow burn. Yelena isn't asexual in this story. If you don't like it, don't read it.

Heyyy! I know Yelena has been confirmed as aro/ace in the comics and maybe the movies but I'm writing this anyway. If you don't like it then don't read it. After Hawkeye Yelena finds out what really happened on Vormir. She helps Kate with her mom situation and ditches Valentina. Yelena needs a fresh start and Kates offer to stay with her in New York sounds really good. She'll be sure to buy a new set of silverware before moving into their new place together. Kate is way more fun then what's on her surface but doesn't know what to do when her feelings about Yelena change. In this Kate is 23 and Yelena is 27 because of the blip. Also some chapters were written before the ending of Hawkeye so this story will not have to do with the events of that episode.

Desperate to lose her virginity, Gracie starts going on dates with guys from her college, determined to find someone worth giving her first time to. What she doesn't expect is to fall for a girl. And not just any girl-her rival's younger sister. Callie Sutton is everything Gracie knows she should stay away from. But staying away from her might be harder than she thought.

At the 2026 Winter Olympics, two of Team USA's brightest stars arrive carrying very different reputations. Catalina Moretti - the quiet prodigy the media calls The Princess of Figure Skating - glides across the ice like a dream. Soft-spoken, kind, and adored by fans, she skates purely for love of the sport... even when the pressure becomes overwhelming behind closed doors. Alysa Liu - the comeback skater who walked away from the sport once before - returned on her own terms. Honest, playful, and impossible not to like, Alysa brings light to every locker room she enters. Opposites in every way. Except when they're together. What started as admiration slowly turned into a friendship so close the world is convinced they're already in love. At the Olympics, where every moment is intense and emotions run high, that friendship is pushed to the edge when jealousy, fear, and unspoken feelings finally surface. Because sometimes the hardest jump... is admitting how much someone means to you. A slow-burn WLW Olympic romance about longing, trust, and the person who makes the whole world quiet.

eden brooks, athropology major is spending her summer with her lifelong best friend, mackenzie holmes. who happens to be teammates with the nika mühl. eden's used to being the fun, flirty, confident one who never gets attached. but when she and nika get unexpectedly close one night while waiting for mackenzie, something shifts. nika isn't used to being thrown off her game, on and off the court. but eden's quick wit, blunt honesty and lowkey vulnerability sneak under her skin. what starts as harmless banter and late night hangouts turns into something heavier. secret glances, lingering touches and quiet confessions that neither of them are ready to admit out loud. mackenzie is caught in the middle, totally oblivious to the growing tension (at first). as summer goes on, eden's starts questioning if she's capable of actually falling for someone again, and nika has to decide if risking the friendship and maybe the team dynamic is worth it. a summer of teasing, late night drives and undeniable chemistry all under the same roof. what could go wrong?

"I CANT BE YOUR MIDNIGHT LOVE WHEN YOUR SLIVER IS MY GOLD, I CANT BE YOUR SECOND BEST CLOSE BUT NOT YOUR FAVORITE, I KEEP GOING BACK FOR MORE WHERE THERES NOTHING FROM BEFORE." Violet Montgomery is a senior at the university of Connecticut. She's also the cheerleading team captain. She claims she just likes to have fun but a certain Croatian girl changes her mind?