Viridity: naive innocence

Mazzy maximoff is a coward. She's filled with fear and doubt - unlike her mother, Wanda maximoff. Mazzy was created using Wanda maximoff's DNA. She inherited some of Wanda's powers due to it, making her a needed weapon. She's strong, can disappear into the shadows in seconds without a trace. She's only seven, yet so dangerous and she isn't even aware. Her whole life she's been nothing but a weapon. Molded into the mini witch. What will she do when she has a chance to be something else other than the mini witch?

"But my heart is like a claw machine Its only function is to reach" Angry is an understatement to describe the eight year old Charlotte Anderson who is living with the captain America. Steve Roger's?? It seems Charlotte just randomly appeared out of nowhere. But the truth is both Steve and Charlotte had no choice in the matter of her being the new kid of captain America. No one truly knows the story. No one knows the truth, the details. The truth behind Charlotte's quiet demeanor and anger with each question directed towards her is buried. A secret, a red secret. But can the truth stay buried? Can charlotte keep the secret buried forever? Cover by @lookoflovewp !

Natasha Romanoff is a monster. She doesn't love, she doesn't care. She doesn't let herself feel anything. She simply avoids mirrors like the plague to avoid seeing a plain reflection of the awfulness of her past. Because that's who she's become. Redemption is just a cover. All she can do is manipulate her own feelings to feel like, maybe, she might belong here in S.H.I.E.L.D.. And as she struggles to make sense of her own twisted life and actions, Natasha would be damned to meet someone whose entire being reflects her own. Except that someone is a seven year old girl, and she's so much worse than anything she could have imagined.

One thing Mazzy Stark has always found peculiar is how her scraped knees always seem to heal within a few measly seconds while the other kids have scabs over their knees for several days. Her dad always says it's medicine, but Mazzy isn't so sure about that. It isn't until Mazzy is faced with a familiar metal-armed man that she begins to realize that it isn't medicine that makes her the way she is; it is a little, red star and a man with a crooked smile. • ⚠️ This book has mature themes, like anything else you might see in a typical Marvel movie.⚠️ Updates set in Captain America: Civil War. If there are any typos/errors, please don't hesitate to point them out so I can fix them! Comments are appreciated! Enjoy!

in a world built on lies and control, love was never part of the plan. they weren't meant to fall for each other - the Winter Soldier and the Black Widow - but stolen moments changed everything. an experiment neither of them agreed to created something far more powerful than hydra ever intended: a girl. beautiful and deadly. broken yet still shining. raised to be a weapon, she was meant to follow orders, to destroy on command. but destiny is not something she's willing to accept. a story of blood and betrayal, of a bond stronger than programming, and a love so powerful it threatens to unravel everything they tried so hard to build. fem!oc x dad!bucky barnes ☾ pre ca:tws - post civil war a bucky barnes and natasha romanoff daughter story all rights reserved © spderjmz 2025 *I claim no ownership of any Marvel characters or plot lines, only azaliya and her specific plot lines.*

Born into HYDRA, Warren Barnes, the son of the Winter Soldier, has been treated like nothing more than an animal his entire life. A lab rat. An emotionless, thoughtless thing useful only for one thing: killing. When Warren is only three, through trial and error, HYDRA scientists manage to give him the ability to turn himself invisible. After that, he is just another child assassin. An assistant to the Winter Soldier. What HYDRA didn't take into account, though, is that little boys who can turn invisible have quite the knack for disappearing without a trace. Several months later, after being picked up by SHIELD, Warren now has to learn how to be a Boy, despite never having been treated as anything more than Animal. It's an especially hard thing to do when the biggest reminder of all has come crashing back into Warren's life. • This book has mature themes, like anything else you might see in a typical Marvel movie. If there are any typos/errors, please don't hesitate to point them out so I can fix them! Comments are appreciated! Enjoy!

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