Y/N L/N is one of the city's best cops-sharp, fearless, and completely unfazed by fame or charm. So when she pulls over none other than Natasha Romanoff for speeding, she's not about to let a few Avengers credentials or a killer smile change her mind. Ticket issued. Case closed. But Natasha isn't used to being told no. And when a case spirals into something bigger-Hydra bigger-Y/N finds herself working side by side with the redhead she definitely doesn't like. Sharp tongues. Flying fists. Mutual irritation. And maybe... letters? As their worlds collide, sparks fly and lines blur. Justice isn't the only thing on the line-so is Y/N's heart. Enemies to lovers. Banter for days. Speeding tickets, Hydra take-downs, and maybe a few homemade cookies. Buckle up. She's not giving warnings.

Y/N is brilliant, cocky, and absolutely irresistible-with confidence so loud it echoes through the Avengers compound. She flirts like it's breathing, especially with one redheaded assassin who has no idea it's real. Everyone just assumes it's her personality-except Bucky and Sam, who are tired of being the only ones who actually pay attention. When Y/N casually mentions a date with a woman over breakfast, the bomb drops: she's gay. And apparently, flirting with Natasha Romanoff every single day hasn't been obvious enough. What follows is a hilarious, slow-burning, tension-filled series of flirty pool games, smirks, and "accidental" touches-because Y/N's done playing it cool. She may not be a Stark, but she's still a genius-and she's got a plan to win over the Black Widow.

She flirted with everyone, and everyone knew it. Y/N had a reputation at the compound-heartbreaker, smooth talker, and best friends with Tony Stark. Together, they were the ultimate duo: cocky, hot, and always winning their prize... except the one they truly wanted. For Tony, it was Pepper. For Y/N, it was Natasha Romanoff. Untouchable. Unavailable. Uninterested-or so everyone thought. When a mission requires a little seduction, a little skin, and a lot of confidence, Y/N steps up without hesitation. But the real danger isn't Hydra-it's the way Natasha starts looking at her. Really looking. Lines blur, walls crumble, and suddenly, the world's deadliest spy finds herself craving the one person she thought she could never have. And Y/N? She'd give her the world... if only Nat would let her.