Clint has a girlfriend, except nobody bothered to tell Natasha Romanoff. It wouldn't normally be a problem, except Natasha is always compromised for Clint. BlackHawk

AU. "I'm doing this my way." He cornered her against the lockers with both of his hands slamming against the metal, and entrapping her in his gaze. "I need you to do this for me." Pairings: Natasha x Clint, Pepper x Tony. Part canon and movieverse.

"What's in your quiver, Barton? And don't get cute." Rated for language.

How does one move beyond death, destruction, and unrequited love? After the fall of the barricades in June 1832, Enjolras and Éponine find themselves having to answer that very question in a still revolutionary, chaotic world. E/É, AU, Show/Movie-based.

CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. Natalie Rushman arrives late for the term. Clint thinks she's interesting, with how she fights hard to stay hidden, wearing a scarf no matter how warm it happens to be. It's three months when abruptly, injuries begin to appear, marring her skin, burdening her with enough pain that Clint begins to notice. And then people start turning up dead.

"Don't say that," he begged. "You're my whole word, Natasha. You're my whole, crazy, unpredictable, world, but I love you anyway."

Trust is earned, not given. / Hawkeye-Black Widow partnership origin story with a few comic book characters thrown in. Also include the events leading up to and occurring in Budapest along with some gradual Clintasha.

She will never be able to pinpoint exactly when it happened.

"Natasha never wanted children... However, fate sometimes has an uncanny ability of taking what you want, stomping on it, and laughing in your face." Loki turns four of the Avengers, and himself into children, leaving Clint and Natasha as their surrogate "parents" until a cure is found. Rated T for language and adult themes.

Fittingly enough for a sniper, his life seems to take place in the space between heartbeats. The irony isn't lost on him.

They made a promise to each other years ago, during their first mission together, when they were just colleagues, when there were no complicated sentiments: to kill the other one if he asks for it, if it's necessary and if there is no other option. And during a mission, one of them asks, need, begs for a bullet between the eyes.

Some insight to the fiery, red-headed assassin we all know and love, for she is defined by the place she comes from.

You know, Nat has naturally red hair. She likes to lay in bed on rainy mornings. She has this spot on the back of her neck she likes me to rub. You know, Clint's hands may look hard and tired, but I have only ever known them as soft and warm. And he seems to like to fall asleep on his stomach. And he has this ridiculous habit of stopping for coffee everywhere we go. Major fluff.

After saving Natasha Romanoff from a playground bully, Clint becomes best friends with the little red head. Follows Romanoff and Barton through school from kindergarten to high school. Features characters from the movie-verse and some from the comic book-verse. AU.

Bruce Banner had always figured either he or Thor would be the last. Warning: character deaths. This is what happens when the author wakes up too early and can't get back to sleep.

After the events of the Avengers, Natasha's having trouble remembering why she ever thought it was a good idea to get caught up in Clint's life. But when he appears to have been killed in battle - for her - she realizes everything he always wished she'd be brave enough to see.

Natasha has a nightmare. She's not the only one.

Loki wasn't the only god Barton told everything to. Rated because Tony Stark really has a way with words.

They trained Clint for missions that went bad. Adaptation, evasion, escape. They just never taught him how to live when innocent people had died. That was more Natasha's specialty.

A deadly trap, a fight for survival, and a crushing blow to the Avengers. Will they all make it out alive? Rated T for language and violence.