Tony Stark is a male billionare that has suffered from PTSD ever since 2 years ago when he was a victim of a violent car accident. That car accident took away his ability to fight with the avengers, his healthy mental state, and his eye sight. How could anything get better, Tony thought.

Peter Parker is having a normal day as spiderman, kicking names and taking ass, when he runs into a little trouble and needs to text ned. But then he has the wrong number (whaaaaaaaa???). This is another avengers wrong number story, so similar yet so, so different. How is it different, you ask? Well I'm not going to tell you, that would ruin the story.

Tony Stark Is dying At the hands of his once former teammate, he's left to die at a former Hydra base in Siberia. Following the events of their so called "Civil War", the world comes to find out something surprising. Tony Stark is dead... The world moves on from the loss of the famous billionaire and the former superhero. Though 3 years later, after the wounds have healed, Iron Man is supposedly spotted in a Sokovia. Iron Man is back. But at what cost...? [Cover art by me]

Tony Stark gets stuck in an elevator with a tall, handsome homeless man. Tall and handsome, but homeless. Tony, quite bored, talks to the man and learns about who he is. Stephen Strange is just trying to make it on the streets after being kicked out of Kamar-Taj from the aftermath of Dormammu. Will Tony Stark really let himself fall for a homeless man he just met? Is Stephen Strange really falling for some asshole billionaire he just met? Also on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/20647208/chapters/49030964

Angels and demons were never meant to fall in love. Yonvers.

"Was there anything you told me that wasn't a lie?" "Yes." Maybe he shouldn't say it. Maybe he should just say that every single thing, every compliment, every laugh they shared together during those six years, had just been a lie. Nothing more. Maybe she would finally kill him then, relieve him from this misery. He just wanted this to be over. He was a failure. And needed to end as one. But this wasn't about him. And for once in his life he realized that. This wasn't about what he did or didn't deserve, it was about what she deserved. And she deserved to hear the truth - just for once - and he would provide her with it. "I am proud of you."

"Have you heard about what happened to Yon-Rogg?" Carol suppressed a groan. Of course she was aware of her former commander's status among the Kree that reached far beyond Hala, after all she had witnessed him constantly getting approached and celebrated by complete strangers for several years - but this wasn't Hala. It wasn't even a border planet of the Kree Empire. And yet she still couldn't escape him. "The Kree hero?" the man asked repulsed, chocking on a mocking laugh. No one around here was fond of the Kree which was one of the reasons she had chosen this planet to socialize on in the first place: to not hear of them - especially not this one certain Kree. "Except he is no hero anymore," the other one replied mischievously. "What do you mean?" the man managed to mumble while drinking his beverage as his interlocutor had awoken his curiosity - just as he had awoken hers. "What happened?" "Love apparently."

They experimented on her, tortured her, and left her with no memories. Vers tries to recover the person she used to be before the Skrulls captured her. Commander Yon-Rogg swears to give her answers, though he may be hiding more secrets than she realises.

Ever wondered what Carol Danvers--- I mean -- Vers' life was like on Hala? This story begins prior to the start of Marvel's 2019 Captain Marvel film and attempts to fill in the gaps of what her life might have been like through a series of vignettes. It then continues through the film and ends post-the film. Primarily told through the perspectives of Vers and Yon-Rogg. All characters belong to Stan Lee's wonderful Marvel universe.

Yon-Rogg crash lands on C-53 and is saved by Carol. Yonvers.