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Rule #1 of spending nine years in a psychiatric ward: Never let anyone know you're actually sane.
Rule #2: Definitely don't tell the Avengers when you see their future in your head.
Kimber Nolan was locked away at thirteen for seeing things before they happen. Now twenty-two, her emotions are effectively numb, her patience for people is nonexistent, and her defense mechanism is pure, unfiltered snark.
So when Earth's Mightiest Heroes stroll into her padded cell looking for answers, Kimber gives them exactly what they deserve: zero respect. Billionaires in iron suits don't impress her, and shiny titles mean nothing when you've been forgotten by society.
Enter Captain America.
Patient, stubborn, and annoyingly empathetic, Steve Rogers doesn't see a lunatic-he sees a survivor. He's determined to pull Kimber out of the dark, even if she fights him every step of the way. But as Kimber gets dragged into the chaotic world of heroes, villains, and modern life, she realizes the hardest part isn't dodging danger-it's dealing with the inconvenient, slow-burning feelings growing for the Boy Scout who refused to leave her behind.