Kristoff x reader. Y/n is okay with people near her but if they get near her hands, well that's a different story. In the book's present time: Elsa: 21 Y/n: 19 Anna: 18 Highest Rankings: #1 in kristoff Started: June 12, 2021 Ended: January 24, 2023 WARNING: There is some almost cursing but no full cursing. Only two words. I don't own Frozen or any of the characters except Y/n.

Klaus Baudelaire and his sisters had felt all alone in the world. Until they met a mysterious girl living in the dreadful house of Count Olaf. Olaf had claimed her to be his daughter, but once the Baudelaires knew the truth, it led to more series of unfortunate events. But, the one fortunate event that carries on in this series is the that the mysterious girl sticks with the Baudelaires until their misfortune reaches its end. But the unfortunate even that breaks this chain is the obstacles that keep Klaus Baudelaire from seeing what was right in front of him. DISCLAIMER: I do not own Characters, most of dialogue and story. But, I do own some original characters and dialogue

Y/n Fury, Nick Fury's one and only daughter Y/n was 8 years old when Hydra had taken her from her father. Hydra had done numerous things to her trying to turn her into the next super soldier, After all the winter soldier was success. 8 years later Y/n was 16 Nick Fury and his team of Shield agents found the helpless girl and took her back to the base. Nick new he recognised Y/n and was happy he found his long lost daughter. For four years Y/n was training with Shield and was ready to meet the Avengers. how will it work out? we they like her? will she like them? NOT a happy ending TW: abuse, language, violence, self harm. SHORT STORY

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In Riverdale, everyone wears a mask-and some hide deadly secrets. When Abby Andrews returns from juvenile detention, she carries scars, guilt, and a past she can't escape. The town is still reeling from Jason Blossom's mysterious drowning, dismissed as an accident but shadowed by suspicion and grief. Cheryl Blossom's piercing eyes search for answers, and old alliances are tested as Abby reconnects with Archie and faces the darkness lurking beneath Riverdale's quiet streets. Secrets, lies, and betrayal intertwine, and Abby soon learns that redemption comes at a cost-and that danger may be closer than she ever imagined. Tw: sh, mentions of sa, violence, death, and maybe more. Read at your own risk PLEASE READ, I HAVE A GOOD FEELING FOR THIS STORY all rights go to Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Riverdale cast, and creators.

In Riverdale, darkness hides in every corner-and for Abby Andrews, it's closing in. Haunted by the Black Hood and trapped in her own mind, Abby's grip on reality is slipping. Every shadow, every whisper, every choice feels like a trap, and even those who love her-Jughead, her father Fred, her friends-can't always reach her. With her life spiraling into danger and fear, Abby must hold on-to herself, to her sanity, to the people who won't let her fall. But when the Black Hood's presence grows stronger, and his threats reach closer than ever, Abby faces a terrifying question: can she survive Riverdale without losing herself? Hold on, Abby Andrews... because the night is far from over.

Some people break like glass. She learned how to shatter silently. Skylar Altair wasn't supposed to wear a badge. At twenty-four, she was a certified prodigy-board-certified in half a dozen specialties, a nuclear medicine and neuro-path genius, a rising star in a white coat. The youngest. The brightest. The girl who never failed. But trauma doesn't care about your résumé. Loss doesn't care how many degrees you've earned. And the world doesn't stop spinning just because your soul flatlines. Her father died in front of her eyes when she was twelve. Her brother spiraled into addiction. And when she needed help most-when everything was taken from her in a single night-no one came. Not the heroes. Not the law. Not the system. So she stopped waiting. They taught her how to save people. Now she's going to learn how to protect herself. With the steel of a soldier in her blood and the precision of a surgeon in her bones, Skylar trades the hospital lights for sirens, scrubs for Kevlar. Becoming a cop was never the plan. But plans change-especially after the aftershock. In a city that's breaking at the seams, Skylar will have to confront everything she tried to bury: her rage, her grief, her brilliance, and the terrifying possibility that maybe-just maybe-she was meant for this life all along. Genius. Survivor. Rookie. She's not trying to be a hero. She's just trying not to fall apart again.

Summer in Riverdale is supposed to be peaceful. But peace has never belonged to the Andrews family. When Archie is arrested for a crime he didn't commit, the town fractures - and so does Abby Andrews, a girl who survived two years in Juvenile Detention and never fully came home from it. Her trauma, buried for years, silently resurfaces as she faces the possibility of losing the only person who understood her nightmares: her brother. As Archie's trial unfolds, Abby stops eating entirely, drifting into a haze of fear, starvation, and memories she can't outrun. Not even Jughead Jones - the one person she trusts - realizes how quickly she's unraveling. Until she collapses. Now, Abby's fight isn't against the system that broke her - it's against her own failing body. Hospital walls close in. Machines breathe for her. Trauma therapy dredges up wounds she never wanted to name. And as her heart stops and restarts, the people who love her scramble to keep her alive while Archie - trapped inside Juvenile Detention - can do nothing but listen to updates through plexiglass walls. This is a story not just of survival, but of slow healing. Of a family fractured by fear, stitched together by love. Of Jughead's devotion, Fred and Mary's terror, and Abby's painful, fragile steps toward recovery. And when Riverdale's darkness surges into Season 3's next wave of mysteries, Abby Andrews will have to face the truth she has avoided for years: Sometimes the hardest battle is learning how to stay alive.