Following the collapse of the Avengers, Natasha Romanoff has disappeared. However, the Red Room doesn't believe in disappearing. It believes in assets, and it just sent its most lethal one to bring her in. When a child assassin in a cat mask is sent for her, a decades old lie begins to unravel. The young girl isn't just a soldier, she is a biological anomaly, a shared project of Hydra and the Red Room, and the daughter Natasha was told had died years ago. Now, on the run from the world, Natasha is forced to navigate a reunion she never thought possible: a daughter who fears her, a sister she hasn't seen in years, and their "parents" who let all of this happen, Natasha must return to where everything began. The Red Room is still active. Dreykov is still breathing. And he wants his most valuable project back. -- Content Warning: This story explores sensitive themes that some readers may find upsetting. Please prioritise your well being and read only if you feel comfortable. I am not connected to the MCU or any of its official material. All original characters in this story, including Rose, who draws inspiration from Rose Romanova of Marvel Comics, are my creations. Full credit goes to Marvel for the original character that inspired her. Please ask before using Rose or any other characters I've created. If you'd like to see more content, I also post edits and other creative pieces related to this story on my TikTok account: @theredwidowp. I'd love for you to follow and join me there! Kindly do not translate, copy, or republish this story without permission. Thank you so much for reading and supporting my work, it truly means a lot! -- #1 redroom 22/05/26

An IQ of 172, a PhD in psychology, and a Master's Degree in forensic psychology have all led Florence Jones to this opportunity - an unpaid internship. Everyone's got to start small... or, at least, she has to start small (someone like Dr Spencer Reid certainly doesn't). She refuses to let an inconvenience like this stop her from achieving her dream, though. She will become a profiler, and there's absolutely nothing that'll stop her.

After her parents are brutally murdered by HYDRA, Cas becomes the "Conduit"-a psychic siphon designed to absorb the agonizing mental "noise" that plagues HYDRA's greatest asset: the Winter Soldier. To the scientists, she is a clinical success. To the handlers, she is a tool. But to the man she calls Buzz, she is the only thing keeping him from drifting into total darkness. Bound by a bond forged in blood and silence, the girl and the Soldier navigate a world of white lonely cells and brutal training. It has always been just them. As Cas struggles to find her voice and her purpose, she must decide if she is willing to become the weapon HYDRA wants her to be in order to protect the only person she loves. Because in a place built on pain, the only way to save a soul is to burn the system to the ground. (A story of survival, a found-family bond that defies programming, and a path that will eventually lead to a girl with magic in her hands and a different kind of red in her soul)

Domesticating foxes was the stupidest thing humanity could ever do. But for Hydra, It was brilliant. Her names Matilda Rogers, her english is poor, she has a bad attitude. Oh and did i mention she's a shape shifter? - Matilda Rogers belongs to me, all other characters belong to Marvel :)

Special Agent Alina Carter never planned to stay in New York. She was supposed to assist the Manhattan Bureau temporarily - one case, one team, one city. But the longer she worked alongside Olivia Benson and Alex Cabot, the more it began to feel like home. Between late nights at the precinct, quiet coffee shop meetings, and the unexpected comfort of two women who treated her like family, Alina found something she hadn't felt in years - belonging. Now officially transferred to the Manhattan Bureau, Alina faces the challenge of balancing her loyalty to her team with the warmth of her new life outside the job. When a new agent, Isla Jones - sharp, kind, and quietly magnetic - is assigned under her wing, the line between guidance and connection begins to blur. From the soft chaos of shared dinners to the unspoken trust that holds their unit together, In the City of Trust (or your preferred title) explores what it means to find light in unexpected places - and how even in the darkest corners of the Bureau, there's still room for laughter, comfort, and quiet love.