730 days. That's what Y/n decided on as she was being taken into custody, just 730 days. She thought she would spend those days alone in her cell, and she would have had the Avengers not needed her. So, she joined the team. At first she hated it as she was taken to and forced to live in the Avengers tower against her will. It all seemed like a string of bad luck. First, the death of her mother, then her terrible excuse for a father, followed by the manifestation of her powers. Being kidnapped by Hydra, the torture, the missions. Now, this. However, her opinion began to change as she got closer and closer to a certain Winter Soldier. For once in her life she felt like she was enough.
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This book contains some mature and possibly triggering themes. Such as; strong language, feelings of not being good enough, neglectful parenting, suicidal thoughts, torture, self-harm, eating disorder and mentions of suicide.
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He shoved his metal hand out of the cell and shook my flesh one. He made is message clear: If I did anything to double cross them, he'd kill me.
And I don't doubt he'll try.
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Hydra had become so desperate to get another Winter Soldier, that they resorted to stealing reproductive cells from the Red Room. In his time as the Winter Soldier, Bucky Barnes was given that mission. The cell he stole belonged to the famous Black Widow.
This spawned Auriana the Soldier of Summer. She was 14 when the events of this story happened.
I do not own any characters in the MCU but I own Auriana and this plot.
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