Thor has many questions. Like if his brother, Loki, remembers him after being cast out of Asgard. And if he will ever see him again. These questions have made him a shell of who he used to be and not everyone is happy about it. Tony deliberately told Steve "no kids". So why, after two good years, have they adopted a tricky five year old son? And why, when a homeless young boy who claims to have no memory, lands on their doorstep, does Tony agree with Steve to foster him too? Wade is head over heels smitten with the Stark's son, Peter. Even as he knows there is no chance Peter will ever dream of going out with him, Wade keeps trying and turning up at Stark Tower. Only to be turned away by either parent and left heartbroken. Paths cross as a series of complicated events draw all these contrasting lives together by accident.

Sequel to Even If I Could

Loki, brother of Thor: a lovely title but he wanted to be more. Here we recount the story of a talented liar and the troubles that come with never telling the truth.

When Thor finds Loki broken and dying on Nidavellir he decided to bring him home to Asgard to take care of him. Despite the fact that Loki is a wanted criminal. Loki has reigned terror across the nine realms, but Thor holds onto the hope that his brother might still be redeemable. Thor will do anything and everything to bring Loki home, even if everyone else (including Loki himself) would rather see Loki executed for his crimes