James Barnes was sixteen years old when his baby sister came into the world, pink and wrinkly and screaming her little head off. And James? James was unimpressed. She was tiny-too tiny. Her hands were no bigger than his thumb, her head barely covered in a fuzz of dark hair. She cried constantly, made Ma exhausted, and stole all the attention in the apartment. And worse? She was completely useless. Couldn't walk, couldn't talk, couldn't even hold her own head up or go get groceries. He had brothers. Brothers he could roughhouse with and throw punches at. This? This little thing wasn't a sibling-she was a baby. And yet, despite all his grumbling, he still found himself staring at her when nobody was looking.

Yes, another Avengers and Percy Jackson crossover with good ol uncle Tony. Cliche I know. Peter Parker was finally given something to do, a mission sorta. He had to go to Goode High school for a while to gather intel on Percy Jackson, who was deemed suspicious by The Avengers due to his strange record of disappearances and damaging property, but then files that say he didn't. So he becomes friends with Percy and finds out a lot, and realizes that Percy is actually innocent. The Avengers decide that they should confront him themselves and ask him to go with them for questioning. Little did they know Percy didn't like that idea. Join Peter Parker and Percy Jackson on their adventure, kinda, but not really, while they discover the other persons secrets. I don't own these characters, they belong to Marvel and Rick Riordan. DISCLAIMER: I wrote this over the span of a month back in 2018. I believe I was 13 at the time, and it's the first fanfic I have ever written. Many enjoy this story, based on the comments I have read. Many don't, and they are sure to let me know that they don't. That's okay, I really don't mind. I haven't read this since 2018, I couldn't tell you what happens in it or how the writing is. At the end of the day though, a child wrote it. That's going to be very clear, and that doesn't make it unreadable. You can enjoy it, or you don't, and that's okay. I figured I'd add this in so you don't go in blind and expecting something better than what it is. From the small lines I've read because of comments, I think it's funny. It's really just a work that reflects what the fandom looked like in 2018, including all of the stupid and insanely inaccurate head canons that were around at the time.

Seven-year-old Aurora has spent most of her life in the foster care system, bouncing from home to home, leaving behind a trail of anger and broken furniture. She fights everyone - other kids, foster parents, even the social workers. But when she's placed for adoption, it's not with another ordinary family. S.H.I.E.L.D. has made their decision: Aurora is now the legal responsibility of Captain America himself. Neither of them wants this. Steve, forced into the situation by S.H.I.E.L.D., is furious about being saddled with a kid he never asked for. Aurora, convinced that no one ever truly stays, refuses to trust him - or anyone. Their first meeting ends in a screaming match, and things only go downhill from there. But as much as they push each other away, neither one is allowed to leave. And when Steve gets a visit from a friend from his past, stuck together, they'll have to figure out if family is something you're born into-or something you fight for. Cover by the amazing @greatwritesharkk