He remembers the fall. The snow. The sound of footsteps he thought belonged to Steve. He remembers the orders. The voices. The pain they taught him to give himself. What he doesn't remember is how to be anything else.

Bucky Barnes was just supposed to lay low. But when a sarcastic girl with a van, a guitar, and a mysterious past offers him a ride, everything changes. Between gas station snacks, late-night confessions, and a slowly healing heart, he starts to believe maybe he's more than just a weapon. Even the Avengers notice - because Bucky's finally letting someone in. And he's terrified of loosing her. No smut. Just Bucky fluff.

They said he was a weapon. A ghost. A ticking time bomb. But when Olivia 'Liv' Stark watches him through the surveillance feed - stiff, silent, flinching from kindness - she doesn't see a monster. She sees a man no one taught how to exist without pain. And she can't stop watching. - This story DOES NOT follow the MCU time line. But IF it would be set somewhere after Captain America: The Winter Soldier. I don't own any of the characters besides Liv - all of the others belong to MARVEL.

"You can't be my kid, I've got way too many responsibilities." Tony crossed his arms and stood his ground. This wasn't just an argument over chocolate milk vs strawberry milk. It was battle for dominance. "It's not like you're winning the father of the year award," his daughter glared at him, mirroring his stance. This would be a difficult battle. 🧡❤️🧡❤️🧡❤️🧡❤️ When Tony Stark's ex-girlfriend dies in an accident, a seven-year-old girl is left in his care. The problem? He has no clue how to raise a child, especially a little girl whose wardrobe is pinker than Barbie's closet. With some help of his Avengers friends like Captain America, Black Widow, Thor and more, Tony Stark is on his way to Parenthood. Polar opposites who share the same chocolate brown eyes and spitfire attitude clash head on in this feel-good novel filled with hilarious moments, sweet scenes, and heartwarming family stories that make it an instant classic. So why haven't you read it yet? ----R E V I E W S ---- "AHH CANT BREATH THIS IS TOO CUTE" -@Opal15 "This story was amazing 😀" -@Blake4560 "Best book evah!!!!!!!" -@disneydiaries "Omgoodness, this is one of the best Avenger fanfictions I've read!! 😀😀😀" -@PacificLove10 "This was the cutest f*cking story I have EVER read" -@klever_kim "WHY DO YOU DO DIS FEELS!!! Robert Downey Jr. HAS to read this book!" -@DolphinDoughnuts "I'm in love with this!! I love tony stark daughter fics and yours is superb! Seriously fantastic! Can't wait for more!" -@mrssumner 🚧🚧UNDER MAJOR RECONSTRUCTION 🚧 🚧

Rule number one: never let them know who you really are. Nora Valmont had learned that early, somewhere between a cigarette lit in a stolen car and the third fake passport. To get into the Avengers program, she'd claimed to be a state-trained spy fluent in six languages and capable of hacking the Pentagon with one hand while sipping espresso with the other. That was lie number one. Lie number two had been less flashy but far more absurd: she'd told them she once dismantled a bomb using only a pair of tweezers and an off-brand lip gloss. Lie number three was her name. She wasn't really Nora Valmont, and she sure as hell wasn't born in Marseille like the file claimed. But "Black Silk" had a nice ring to it, and if she had to play femme fatale to survive, then she'd do it with heels sharp enough to pierce armor. So when they finally offered her a mission, her first real one, she pictured herself in slow motion, hair blowing dramatically in the wind, standing proudly beneath the golden Avengers "A", ready for her close-up. Instead, she was handed a stained duffel bag and pointed toward a cargo plane full of broken egos, second chances, and questionable hygiene. The Thunderbolts. Not quite the dream. But then again, rule number two: never show disappointment. Especially not in front of idiots with too many weapons and unresolved trauma.

Fiercely guarded and running from a past she can't yet face, Anaya starts over as a junior counsellor at the Washington DC VA. Sam Wilson knows what it means to carry invisible battles. As a former pararescue operative turned counselor, he sees through the cracks others try to hide. When their worlds collide, nothing is as simple as it seems. But in a world where trust is the hardest mission, can two broken souls find their way to healing?

Sequel to my first book ;) A tiny view into the domestic life.

A girl stolen by Hydra escapes after decades of torment-into a world she no longer knows, and a team who might be her only hope. Read first page for warnings!

Chanlix ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jisung adds Felix to the group chat with all his friends but felix is shy and going to a new school (where he meets everyone in real life) but there are times when he wants to give up in life. Can the others help him see how worth it he is? Can chan make him feel like he matters?

Having a lonely childhood was sad but not unheard of. Being able to control fire was definitely strange but in this world was not a phenomenon. But living with the avengers as a fourteen year old assassin, now that, that was extraordinary. Anastasia a girl, who had known nothing but mission, kill, sleep ,repeat all her life, who knew no one and no one knew her. Suddenly becomes a world famous kid, someone who has people do double takes of as she cruises down the street with her newly adopted father, Steve Rodger's. A fourteen year old girl who had blood on her hands before she even made double digits, who can bend and create fire has to now fit into the family who is nothing but normal. Steve Rodger's never expected to be a father, especially not to an enhanced teenage assassin and agent but nevertheless he falls inlove with the kind hearted, funny and sweet girl that lays underneath the walls she has put up due to the years of hardship. And who knows maybe she will find her special someone... after all even assassins deserve to find love.