"May used to be different. She was warm. Fearless in a different way. Getting in trouble, pulling pranks. Thought rules were meant to be broken." A look at Melinda May and her relationship with Phil Coulson over time - from a different perspective.

He burned her, marked her, made her his in ways that she never thought possible and maybe, if she didn't chicken out of this at the very beginning, maybe she would still be in flames, deep into his embraces, melting the air around her. Again, that is something no one had to know. Robin/Barney; Starting from "Miracles" then goes AU.

A series of drabbles and oneshots about Barney and Robin's married life. Because together they are awesome. Finale? What finale?

Steve had thought he and Maria were perfect for each other. Maria seemed to disagree. Maybe he gave up too soon. Ugh, that was simply my worst summary ever. Hopefully I'll come up with something better later. (A/U-obviously, T for kissing and some suggestive suggestions...and Tony's mouth)

Maria Hill keeps a list.

This is a one-shot that is my take on an interesting way to write about Maria Hill, a character whom I feel is underappreciated. This is centered around her thoughts and feelings about the events that transpired, and what happens when she is forced to go to therapy. -(Oh, yes I did.) Includes mentions of Phil Coulson, and a bit of Director Fury. It ends on Natasha's POV. R&R!

"The best romance is inside marriage; the finest love stories come after the wedding, not before." A collection of drabbles about Barney and Robin's married life.

"It's just… it's just… in a few months this could have been us," Barney and Robin have a conversation in the hospital. A missing moment from The Magician's Code Part 2.

"Let's get married," she blurted out, effectively bringing any further conversation about laser tag to an abrupt halt. She really didn't mean to say it like that. When Barney looked at her like he'd just seen a ghost, she considered back-pedaling.

Robin tries come to terms with it. Title stolen from It's a Wonderful Life. Spoilers for The Rebound Girl, then some speculation.

As far as defensive reactions went, The Distraction Reaction was the least effective. The equivalent to throwing the dog a bone when you had a sirloin steak in-hand, any idiot could have told her that it just wasn’t going to work out. Barney/Robin.