As Natasha went about her missions, the silence was broken only by a voice from above...that never shut up. A drabble about the mischief Clint is capable of with nothing but open-link comm equipment and time on his hands. T to be safe. Hints of potential romance.

Her hands fumbled over her phone, and she looked for someone…anyone to call. All of her contacts had something to do with S.H.I.E.L.D or the Avengers. Pepper would tell Tony no doubt. Maria had constant contact with Director Fury. Clint would freak out; and Bruce Banner went off the map after the incident. There was no one she could call, no one she could rely on. She was alone.

Sometimes, Clint forgot that Natasha was just a kid. Except for the times that she wasn't. Rated for violence and some mature themes.

Clint meets his wife when he's unable to kill her. What, don't all great love stories start this way? The five weddings of Clint and Natasha from Cut All the Flowers and part 6 in my Stop All the Clocks Series. Clint/Natasha.

Natasha tries to hide an injury, but Clint isn't buying it.

...And one time it really wasn't. Just some flustered Coulson trying to reign in an eccentric man with too much time on his hands, too much money in his pockets, and too much intelligence in his brain.

In which Natasha learns that weakness may be tolerated.

The Avengers and their sleeping habits.

As he skids to a halt outside the medical bay, sweat—or rain?—dripping onto the floor, he stops, body suddenly numb, frozen, muscles suddenly immobile. If she really is… and if it is really his fault, can he go in and… can he face the idea that… he killed his partner?

A short exploration of why Tony Stark took so long to let Pepper know how he felt. Set directly after the first Iron Man movie. A bit fluffy. One-Shot.

A vignette styled look at Natasha and Clint's partnership from when they first started to work together. They did not immediately get along and it took many months and missions to begin to understand each other.

If they could have more missions like this one, they might start to feel like normal people for a change.

With six messed up superheroes living together, there's no way they all adjusted well. A look into moments where each Avenger wasn't fine and how the rest of the team handled it. Very short one-shot featuring everyone.

or, a complete guide to dealing with the pregnancy of the Black Widow, including Robin Hood, tasty metal, mind-adled grandmothers, and reasons why you shouldn't hang out with Tony Stark.

When Nick Fury arrives uninvited to Tony's Malibu mansion, it can't be good. When he demands that Tony use a prototype to retrieve the required information from a comatose man's head, it can only get worse from there. Co-written with Gabrielle Day. RePost. R&R

No matter the person, everyone sleeps. How well a person sleeps tells a story.

Natasha Romanova was almost eight hours into her third day in Ekaterinburg when she noticed that she had a tail. clintasha. BlackHawk.

F-ked up. Insecure. Neurotic. Emotional. Also, he's kinda not used to having people care when something happens to him. Rated for Tony's language.

The Avengers and how each of them celebrate their special day. Character studies.

Natasha is incredible, and Steve is hunky, but Tony always goes back to Pepper. Even after wild drunken Avengers nights.

Plans change. So do alliances. Set pre-movie. Natasha and Clint, Clint/Natasha if you squint.

Tony had a reason behind each and every name, even if the people around him didn't get it.

Tony wants to have a flash mob to support a charity he's sponsoring and it will involve the rest of the team and Coulson being a part of this little event. What will they think once Tony reveals to them that the only thing they can do is... Dance! Hilarity ensues! Bit of a crack!fic but also a song!fic. Reviews, as always, are highly appreciated.

A series of one-shots, mostly focused on Pepper and Tony. Three: Tony is immature. Pepper is dragged down to his level.

After nearly a decade and a half of cleaning up after Tony Stark, she thought she'd be prepared for having his teammates move in. She was quite wrong.

Five Times Pepper Took Care of the Avengers and One Time They Took Care of Her, or Pepper shows why she belongs in Avengers Tower.

Based on the American post-credits scene. Awkward stillness filled the atmosphere as the wounded, bruised, victorious Avengers chewed quietly at the ransacked Shawarma place that Tony Stark had dragged them all to eat at. All Avengers are present in this story. Coulson Lives. Sarcastic remarks, Mockery and Insults are thrown in each character. Funny, Humorous, Comical.

They don't become a team overnight. First they have to eat shawarma, watch movies, and play rock, paper, scissors.