Friend or Foe or?
  • Reads 1,299
  • Votes 25
  • Parts 8
  • Time 55m
  • Reads 1,299
  • Votes 25
  • Parts 8
  • Time 55m
Ongoing, First published May 20, 2020
Mature
Natasha Romanoff can always tell friend from foe. Instinctively. Whether it was by the subjects amicable behaviour or one's persona, she could conclude sufficiently. She was always precise in her examinations. All except one certain case. A hopeless one if you were to ask her. A certain narcissistic genius always seemed to be too quick for her to analyse properly. Facial expressions contorting from witty to charming to undecipherable, all in the span of seconds. Though he was plagued with a cloud of baggage. It was exasperating to say the least. But she never admitted to the growing affinity for him and his mechanisms. She denied it, disregarded it and tossed it right in the bin, rather Tony's face. After all, denial isn't just a river in Egypt.
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31 parts Ongoing

JYD2641 had enough. In her seven years of living, she's only ever known the cruel hands of her doctors who were determined to make her the next Winter Soldier. Death was becoming a familiar friend and it scared her so she did the only thing she could, she grabbed her closest pal and ran. Cursed with abilities she could barely control, she was pursued and hunted. She ran to the Avengers for help... she never believed she would find a family. Especially not in one Tony Stark. Marvel Cinematic Universe. Pre Age of Ultron- Pre-Civil War. Book one of two