Everyone knows Blake Shelton. Almost nobody knows Evelyn Hart. At twenty-six, Evie is a production assistant on the most relevant singing competition on TV - the girl with the headset, the clipboard, and the impossible job of keeping a hit television show from falling apart. She spends her days calming nervous contestants, solving last-minute disasters, and making sure the cameras never catch the chaos happening behind the scenes. Blake is one of the show's biggest stars, but when the cameras stop rolling, he's just a newly divorced father trying to raise his three-year-old daughter, Maisie, in a city that still doesn't feel like home. They aren't supposed to become friends. She's crew. He's talent. But somewhere between sixteen-hour filming days, late-night walks through the studio parking lot, coffee before call time, and a little girl who thinks "Miss Evie" is the coolest person in Los Angeles, the lines begin to blur. Sometimes the best love stories don't start with sparks. Sometimes they start backstage.

Bucky Barnes and Y/N are bitter rivals in the Avengers, fighting over anything and everything. But one day Steve forces the two to work together on the newest Hydra case. Over the weeks spent together, rivals turn to friends, and friends turn to something more, to the dismay of the two. The story comes to a head when they are both in trouble, and they must fight the villan, and figure out their feelings for each other. DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters, universe, or settings. That all belongs to Marvel. I only own my character, Y/N.

In Mystic Falls, Elena Gilbert is the story everyone understands-soft, selfless, and always doing what's right. Her twin, Kaitlyn Gilbert, is the part no one quite knows what to do with. Kaitlyn is the opposite in all the ways that matter. She doesn't stay still, doesn't soften easily, and never quite fits the image the town keeps trying to press her into. Where Elena is held up as perfect, Kaitlyn is constantly measured against her-told, directly or not, that she should be more like her sister and less like herself. She was home with Jeremy and Jenna the night of the crash. She survived it, but something in her doesn't. What follows isn't just grief-it's a quiet, heavy survivor's guilt that never really leaves her. At funerals, Kat never looks directly at the coffin for long. Not because she's afraid, but because making death feel real is overwhelming in a way she can't explain. And in a town that keeps trying to reshape her into Elena's reflection, Kaitlyn Gilbert always ends up feeling like second best... until she stops trying to stay at all. But what happens when leaving Mystic Falls feels easier than staying and becoming someone she's not? klaus mikaelson x oc halfway through season 1 tvd - ??? i only own my oc Kaitlyn and any other ocs mentioned