Years after the Battle of Manhattan, Earth's Mightiest Heroes have gone their separate ways and faded from memory. Many have started families and left their old lives behind them. But with the world once again in danger, who will protect it? The Avengers' children - all as different as night and day - form the Generation. They seek to protect humanity, and together learn to bypass obstacles, overcome fears, and let go of what is dear to them.

She thought the world was against her and being loved just wasn't for her, until she met four boys determined to change that. (the writing in this is certainly not my best, just a heads up) warning: this book deals with triggering topics such as eating disorders, self-harm, and suicide. [highest ranking ~ #1 fanfiction] 2015 by mrcalibu. All rights reserved (I do not own 5 Seconds of Summer, Hi Or Hey Records, Arzaylea, Bryana Holly, or any real-life characters that may be involved in the story. I only own my own characters, such as Daisy. Every character and their actions in this book is strictly fictional.)

After Renee's soulmate died, the colors that they worked so hard to create left along with him. First went red, then went blue. After that, green left too. Yellow dimmed quietly, purple passed through, and orange didn't even leave a residue. All that was left was shades of grey. A world without color. But maybe all isn't lost. The other day she swore she saw a flash of green somewhere outside her window, just a speck, for just an instant. But still. Green is the color of life. And life is hope.

*The third book in the Little Clifford series* Arden is now 14 years old and a lot has changed; they're all growing up. A new school, the same problems, some new family members, but the same band. Does getting older make it easier because you have more freedom or harder because there are more troubles to face? #77 in Fanfiction

It's been a few months and Michael expected Arden to slowly recover from her past life and begin to live as a normal 8 year old girl. However, this is not that case for she is suffering from something much greater that they can not fix on their own. One positive thing this may bring? A stronger bond. *Sequel to Little Clifford* #232 in Fanfiction

Arden Sophia Clifford. 7 years old. Living in an orphanage until one day an amazing discovery is made by a colorful-haired guitarist. #148 in Fanfiction

Michael has a secret. A pretty big one in fact. He's beyond human, an evolution in the species never seen before. Using only his mind and body he can manipulate the universe itself to create any element that his heart desires. From the most basics of fire, water, and aether; to the more complex like iron and steel. He can make it all using just the potent power of his imagination. But with great power comes great responsibility, and quite possibly also great danger. So a secret is what it has to be. Problem is, secrets always seem to have their way of coming out...

Voiceless- (adjective) mute; speechless; (of a speech sound) uttered without resonance of the vocal cords; (of a person or group) lacking the power or right to express an opinion or exert control over affairs Michael Clifford is a very shy boy who, before he started high school, had only a stuffed lion for a best friend. Now, he has two best friends, a boyfriend, and a bully. He is constantly picked on at school for not talking, and he relies on his boyfriend/best friends to help him through the living nightmare known as high school. However, he also has a rough home life. His dad is an alcoholic and his mum is constantly away on business trips, leaving him with no attention or love in his household. He is constantly trying to speak what's on his mind, but there's a slight problem. He is voiceless. (WARNING: contains abuse, alcohol, sex, and self harm/suicidal thoughts and attempts. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!)