When all is said and done, what comes after?

She was it. She was what Steve had been waiting for, all these years. She wouldn't fix everything, she couldn't bring back the lost time and all of the people they had left behind. It has always been him and Bucky against the world, and with her, they could go back to that.

Cute. Pretty. Beautiful. Desperate. Deceiving. Ashamed. Frightened. Hurting. Forgotten. It was that simple.

But she's a Career, and Careers aren't supposed to feel.

"She's trying to keep herself from breaking apart, but frankly, it's no use. She's already broken." Now an actual full length story.

"The girl from District Two, the girl dying on the Arena floor, she doesn't matter. She never mattered." Clove drabble.

"They tell me so many things, but maybe it's not their job to tell me. Maybe I need to find that out on my own." Two shot that takes place a few years after the epilogue.

The unlikeliest alliance in the Games, a typical Career and a small girl from District Five.

'As soon as it's reached its target, she'll cock her head to the side slightly and stare at it, expressionless,' Possible self-harm trigger warning. Read with caution. Companion to 'Knives', though it's unnecessary to read that one first.

All she wanted to do was win the games with one sharp blow to the neck, a knife piercing flesh, causing a wound that would never be healed. She knew that she could do it. She envisioned it a thousand times. Companion to 'Blades', in no particular order.

Set in an AU world where the rebellion failed, the Mockingjay is dead, and Finnick and Annie have been pardoned only for their mental illnesses. This is their future, dim as it seems.

He stays because they need each other, though they admit it or not. He stays because as much as he hates to say it out loud, he needs someone to hold on to while his world crumbles around him, and she's there.

The three times he saved her, and the one time he wasn't in time. I suck at titles/descriptions