Just because they're all camped out in Wakanda as refugees doesn't mean the team is going to let Steve gloss over his birthday. Fluff. Team Cap and a few extra visitors.

After Civil War, the fugitive and official Avengers face a painful past and an uncertain future. Ch. 42: With Bucky incoherent from Zemo's new attempt at triggering him, the Avengers made the mistake of letting a telepath into the room and Tony struggles to help a distraught Wanda as the attack reveals more than even Zemo and the remnants of Hydra could have predicted!

Black Panther tells us that Shuri is the one to fix up Bucky when they arrive in Wakanda - and if you don't think she doesn't show her sass as she tinkers with his metal arm or calls Steve Rogers Captain Coloniser when they meet then you're wrong. Oneshot based on the Civil War end credits and characters from Black Panther featuring Steve, Bucky, Shuri and T'Challa - no pairings.

"Just don't take too long, okay?" Steve asks, even though he knows that it is neither in Bucky's hands nor in his. It'll take as long as it takes, the doctors say, and Steve is afraid that it'll take forever. - Filler fic starting with Steve's and Bucky's farewell in Wakanda and covering Steve's time between CA:CW and IW. No slash. Rated T for language. ON HIATUS

After Ragnarok, the Ark and its passengers are still drifting easily through space towards the vague hope of a new home. But Loki has concerns about one passenger in particular - the volatile Hulk - and ends up doing what he thinks is best to keep a worrisome situation from getting out of hand.

Separation for Loki has always felt this way, piercing, sharp like abandonment. Oneshot. Based on events in Thor Ragnarok.

RAGNAROK SPOILERS IF WE'RE STILL WARNING FOR THAT. Calendars feel a little meaningless, on a ship containing what remains of Asgard, but apparently the New Year comes around anyway, and some people think that's a good opportunity for new beginnings. At this point, Loki doesn't really know what to think. (A little angst, a headcanon or two, and some brotherly fluff and banter.)

"You make me feel loved," she whispered, running a finger across Hamilton's cheek. "I love you...Betsey," he mumbled through his slumber.

Two years have passed since a winter's ball. Elizabeth and Alexander are finally courted with their future on their minds. With their lives stretched out before them, and a wedding fast-approaching, everything must be perfect. Or is it? Third and final installment to the Helpless Trilogy.

After a chance encounter in the summertime, Elizabeth Schuyler and Alexander Hamilton are face to face at a winter's ball. With fate clearly sticking them together, is there a way to strike up the perfect flame? Second installment to the Helpless Trilogy.

In the greatest city in the world, Eliza tells her sisters that there are "people shouting in the square." Little did Eliza know that one of those people would change her life for good. First installment to the Helpless Trilogy.

"He walks into a room and she walks out of it."/Or, the aftermath of the Reynolds Pamphlet in the Hamilton household, from Alexander's point of view. Third person, Hamiliza, mentions of their other children. Has been extended to cover the events of "Blow Us All Away," "Stay Alive (Reprise)," and "It's Quiet Uptown." More still to come. Angsty and sad. Rated T for death.

Eliza was, and always will be, Alexander's light. Or, as I like to call it, the fall out of the Reynolds Pamphlet with Greek words of love.

"'Maybe she hasn't read it yet,' he thought, desperately. He knew he was wrong even before he had opened the door. So terribly wrong." Eliza gives Alexander what he deserves in a slightly different take on "Burn." Oneshot. Rated "T" just to be safe.

Alexander tries to apologize for what he did. Eliza is hurt beyond words. This is the story of what happens before Philip comes home.

A Winter's Ball from Angelica's point of view.

Burn...fire...embers... When the flames start, they are weak. Then you feed it with fuel, it grows bright. But in the end, it eventually dies, leaving only ash and a few embers. Embers that glow faintly amongst the blackest of ashes. My version of what happened after Eliza read the Reynolds Pamphlet. (A very long one-shot)

He didn't usually have time to just truly observe his wife. And now that he had time, he sat there and did just that. (A little Hamliza fluff. Oneshot.)

With her eyes void of emotion, and her expression carefully steeled, Eliza touched her husband's wet cheek and lifted his head, forcing him to meet her gaze once more. She found regret, and heartbreak and swimming tears, but that didn't stop her from uttering her next words, "I'm erasing myself from the narrative, Alexander. I hope you're happy." A one-shot in which Eliza breaks.

"'Come on, Pops. It's Mom we're talking about. You know her better than anyone.' He leveled his face with his father's, brown eyes an ocean of intensity and controlled anger. His voice became quiet. 'Do you love her'" The part two of "Love Me Better"... you should probably read that before this.

"Her eyes that were usually so full of love were cold. Dead cold. Eliza grasped at the skirt of her dress with both hands, clutching fistfuls of the satiny fabric, and hissed out her first words to him since the publishing of the pamphlet. 'Would you love me better if I wore a silky red dress'"

Thor knows that they need to defeat Thanos, of course, but first he needs to rescue Loki from the Mad Titan's clutches. Second in "Valhalla, I Am Coming."

Thor doesn't know what the ship in front of them means, but he catches the second of pure, unadulterated terror on his brother's face, and he knows it isn't anything good. Post-Ragnarok AU. First in "Valhalla, I Am Coming."

While by an unconscious Finn's bedside, Rey gets her first opportunity to actually speak with Poe Dameron.

There were three names Leia had the option of bearing: Solo, Organa, and Skywalker. They all had a heavy legacy to them. But only one was a legacy she was willing to bear. Oneshot.