"Fuck. Elena, you really need to stop. I'm a grown man, Elena, not one of those little boys you're used to dealing with." New notification: 1 view-once photo. "Fuck. Stop it. I can see you from the window." Some lines are never meant to be crossed. Especially not the one right across the hallway. I know next to nothing about him. Nothing except his massive frame, the ungodly hours he comes home, and the dark exhaustion etched into his face whenever I secretly watch him from my window. He's a stranger, older, a man of few words, yet the pull between us is visceral. A suffocating, inexplicable tension that only thickens every time our paths cross. He knows he shouldn't come near me. So he keeps his distance, watching over me from afar, a fierce protective instinct and a quiet jealousy burning beneath the surface. Until tonight. A local dive bar, a boyfriend who just cheated on me, one drink too many, and my eyes finally colliding with his. Every boundary shatters. I don't know him, but tonight, his hands are the only place I want to lose myself in.

When she comes home for summer, the one man who makes her feel safe is the one she can never have-her father's best friend, Frank Castle. Older, scarred, and fiercely protective, Frank tries to keep his distance. But in the hazy heat of long summers and stolen moments, forbidden desire begins to unravel them both. A slow-burn age-gap romance thick with tension, tenderness, and dangerous temptation. TW: heavy smutt, swearing, alcohol, cheating mentioned, age gaps, sex, slight violence.

"I owe you a black eye and two kisses" - Moderately based on The Punisher Series and Daredevil. What happens when Melanie's strangely quiet neighbor shows up at his door bruised, bloodied, and barely standing just as she's leaving for her night shift. As a nurse, she can't walk away. As his neighbor, she probably should.

Rule number one: Don't look at her. Rule number two: Don't cross the line. Staying in her father's guest house was supposed to be simple, but Frank is finding it impossible to keep his eyes off Nora. He watches the way she hides behind her clothes and tolerates a guy who doesn't deserve her. Frank knows he's out of line. He knows he's too old to fall into this trap. He just doesn't care anymore.

Ending up in a place about which only dark rumors circulated, and later becoming one of the most dangerous assassins the world has ever seen was probably not the best life scenario Anastasia Xianova could have chosen for herself. They called her the Child of the Damned - a name whispered in fear and reverence. Born in blood, raised in shadows, Anastasia, now called Arya, walks a path paved with vengeance and secrets. Once a daughter. Now a weapon. In a world where loyalty is betrayal and love is a weakness, someone steps in her way. That someone is no one else than Frank Castle, who's a different kind. Someone almost as brutal as she is, what is a difficult thing to succed at. How far will they go to finish what death couldn't? ⊹₊⟡⋆ [punisher s1 ➟ daredevil: born again] [frank castle x fem!oc] started: 18 july 2025 finished: - #1 in thepunisher #1 in frankcastle #2 in daredevil All rights except for my own character go to Marvel Studios.

Fanfics about various interactions of the female reader with Frank Castle, a.k.a The Punisher, in different situations.

in which Lainey Foster falls in love with her best friend's husband. Frank Castle x oc Punisher S1-? all rights reserved, I only own Lainey cover from @bruisedjaws <3

At thirty-six, he's a lethal ghost who views her strictly as an assignment. At twenty-one, she's a reckless scientist who refuses to be told when to breathe. He's supposed to keep her safe and keep his distance. Instead, she's ruining his detachment, and he's realizing some lines are meant to be broken.

One wrong chat. One very wrong picture. And the worst possible person to receive it: her boss, Frank Castle. She tells herself it's fine. It was an accident. He'll forget about it. He doesn't. And when he calls her into his office to "talk about what happened," she realizes forgetting it was never really an option.