By chance you happen to meet THE Tony Stark outside Starbucks and pretty soon after you get offered a job, working at Stark tower for Tony, and the rest of the avengers team. What could go wrong ? (I'm not very good at these description things as you can tell ) This is my first Xreader story so apologies if it's crap. Also, I'm British writing an American perspective so I might get a few things wrong.

"I want to die!" He said through gritted teeth. "I can't handle all the guilt and memories anymore! Please." Was he really begging me to kill him? The cold metal is heavy in my hand, and it's shine is slippery against my trembling fingers. "No!" I shout. "I'm not letting you take the cowards path. You are going to fight this!" He grabbed his mask off the side of the bridge and placed it on his face, his dark blue eyes never once leaving mine. "If you won't kill, I'll find someone who will." - Ana is a normal twenty four year old who was just trying to live her life. She works hard studying to get her degree in law, all while juggling the chores of life. She lives alone on a lonely farm with nothing but a few cows and horses to keep her company. But when a certain Soldier comes into her life, her world is turned completely upside down. Will she really help a man who took so many lives away? Soldier is lost. He saved a man he thinks he knows, and the price is him being hunted for death. HYDRA wants him dead. SHIELD says they can help him, but he knows their lying. Completely lost, he finds himself hunting for answers, but finds himself facing a woman with a terrible temper. But she isn't afraid of him. She isn't trying to kill him in his sleep. He can't help but wonder, Can she really help him remember? But cold reality is never far behind, as he soon releases that he may be placing the person who he might have feelings for in danger. HYDRA isn't about to give up their killer.

When I first saw Edward, I was sitting in a cafeteria eating some gross chicken nuggets from the lunch line that I doused in honey mustard. It wasn't the most exciting lunch I'd ever had, but it became the most defining moment in my life.