Set a year after the events in Age of Ultron. Wanda is now a full-fledged Avenger, the only problem is she still has difficulties opening up to anyone. When she and Steve get ambushed on what seemed like a low-priority mission, things begin to change and a bond between the two heroes forms. Will include Thor, Tony, Natasha, Vision, etc in later chapters.

Can a single case change Dean and Jo's perspective of each other? Maybe wishes can come true.

After Donna's brother gets into an accident, Harvey tries to be there for her. Loosely set after 5x09. [Darvey]

The Avengers have assembled at their new facility. They learn to work together as a team, but after several international incidents, the governments of the world concur that all superheroes must be monitored. With mutterings of The Winter Soldier and lost bloody secrets coming to light, Captain America and Iron Man face off in an epic conflict between former allies and friends.

Harvey and Donna haven't spoken since he resigned. Now they are trapped in a stalled elevator...

Summary: Donna is drunk. And Harvey remembers a few important details.

Wanda Maximoff is adjusting to life as an Avenger - and without Pietro. Steve Rogers has been there and knows what that's like. Somehow, they fit together quite nicely. Technically in the same universe as my Punisher stories, but can be read on its own.

When Steve falls during a mission, Wanda panics. Doing something that catches all Avengers completely off guard.

A shower, some music and paper thin walls. Together you get how Wanda and Steve meet all because of a simple song. Shower duet AU. ScarletAmerica.

Steve's almost asleep when she creeps into his room. "I have never been alone before."

He knows all too well there's precious little that can be done to ease her pain, but he'll be damned if he won't at least try. Post-Age of Ultron. Hurt/comfort, angst, fluff.

Steve Rogers gets a surprise when he finds a young woman asleep named Wanda on his couch. Once the shock wears off, they become fast friends and teammates, though they get more surprises than they expected. Written before Captain America: The Winter Solider. M for violence, some coarse language and sexual scenes. [Part One of To Rebuild] *Complete*