When you have not only the Avengers on your coat tails, but S.H.E.I.L.D. as well. Life as a young, freelance hero can be stressful Sadly, that is the situation Peter Parker is in. Well, Spiderman is. When family troubles hit the young brunette. His life flips upside down. {× highest rank: #3 in superfamily ×} {× highest rank: #135 in avengers ×} {× highest rank: #51 in tomholland ×}

*Sequel to Survivor* It's summer time, and Peter couldn't be happier for school to be over! Except his life is about to get a whole lot more chaotic since he's staying at the compound while his Aunt is away (no she doesn't know, be quiet Bucky) and Dr. Strange has come with news. Apparently his mission is to protect Peter because someone very powerful is after him? This should be a vacation for the ages! (Half the Avengers are fugitives but we're just going to ignore that...)

You know, you never really notice what you have til it's gone. Everyone's trust, that's what I lost...but please, answer the phone...I'm sorry...

(Under editing) [MANY ERRORS. I started this book when I was just learning how to write and need to review this book severely!!] { U P D A T E | I've decided to rewrite it!} THIS story was written in 2016 before Tom Holland's presences in Marvel And before any major events in the Marvel Universe. This was another time when we lowly marvel fans wanted Spider-Man to meet the Avengers and all that jazz. {The knew version is up! Version 2.0} Nick Fury, the leader of S.H.I.E.L.D has gathered the Avengers in hope of unmasking the mystery Spider-Man, who seems to make attention for himself saving the city. Fury puts the order out for the team to take Spider-Man in without the possible out come of a battle and get him to join. While behind the scenes. Tony and Steve are searching for a new addition to the family. A child to adopt. They search amongst the orphanages trying to find the right one. Enter Peter Parker. A 15 year old boy without any hope of being adopted. Seeing the fact that no one wants a kid who's already that old. Being the oldest in the orphanage isn't really the most amazing thing either. Add onto Peters issues and secrecy for more fun. {Stony } {Super Family} #2 in Spider-Man (9/9/18)

Chatroom Oneshots featuring the Avengers and the reader with special guest appearances from Deadpool, the X-Men, Guardians of the Galaxy, as well as crossovers from the Justice League. Completed! Book two is now up, VALHALLA (marvel social media).

Robin has allergies that the team doesn't know about. What else will they learn from this incident? (I do not own the cover)

Dick has been free from Deathstroke, the JLA and the young justices grasps for almost 3 months now and has never been happier. He has settled with Jason, Roy and now Kayla in a summer house, and as they learn to confide and trust eachother, they become closer. Will Dick be able to move on from his past and finally be able to make amends with his friends or will he be too scared to? Will Deathstroke get his hands on Dick, or will Deathstrokes plans that are set in motion, be turned against him? How will this play out for Dick and the rest of them? Can his trusted ones save him from his fate or will Dick succumb to what he has always been afraid of?SEQUEL TO THE BLIND BIRD!!!! (There will be some triggers later in the book, so I will put them before the part)

Robin was injured on the previous Mission, so when a new Mission surfaces, Batman send the young justice on a dangerous tailing mission. All except Robin. Instead, since Batman has official JLA business to attend to, he sends Robin to a banquet that Bruce can't make. Bruce is happy that Robin is on a safe mission and goes about his business. But after a few hours there as Dick Grayson, the Joker makes an appearance. What will happen when Word finally gets out and the young justice finish their mission? They save him of course, but the aftermath has more planned than the mission.

Robin became the Batman's protégé when he was nine. And ever since then, Batman has been almost like a father to him. If only Batman would know who Robin really was. But for all he knows, Robin has parents, a normal home, friends, goes to school, and Richard Grayson ... is dead. How can Batman help a boy, who doesn't seem to want to be helped? And how can Bruce Wayne let down another child, when he still holds the guilt for not saving the life of that small, broken boy, he had wanted to take in four years ago? -- Young Justice fanfiction -- -- Disclaimer: I do not own Young Justice, or any of the DC Universe characters. -- -- Credit for the cover goes to FantasyGirl809 !!! -- (I've been trying to ignore the existence of this story, you should, too, haha, same goes for It Lies In Our Genes. ;)

"I do help! They just don't realise how much it hurts..." Anxiety doesn't want to be the bad guy. He helps, he really does. People just don't see it... Yet. TW: Swearing, panic attacks