Tony calls Pepper before they take off for the final battle with Ultron. Angst. Pepperony. One-shot

Mycroft finds himself on the run in London, avoiding assassins and fighting for his life, and that of John and Mary's six-month-old daughter. This was written in response to a reader request for my Mycroft X Baby. It's adventure, but it's also mushy. Consider yourselves warned. Disclaimer: Material on Croyden Minster is largely invented for use of this fic.

"You came back," he says quietly, voice wavering and thin as he speaks. "You're not dead," the assassin, no, Bucky, intones flatly. Sam isn't the one Steve wakes up to in the hospital. Alternate scene from the end of the movie!

As he and Sam prepare to begin searching for Bucky, Steve gets various offers of help—some more unexpected than others.

The Watsons believe; Sherlock doesn't. In the end, it changes nothing because friendship, Sherlock has realised, means acceptance. [Easter fic, fluff.]

Through the reflections of truth, hope remains alive as both Steve and Bucky gather shattered fragments of their lost friendship when freedom no longer exists without a price. Pre- Captain America: Civil War.

On the rooftop of Clint's apartment building, Bucky is silently sitting in the corner with Clint's dog, watching as everyone else enjoys each other's company. At one point, Sam asks Steve to share the story of how he and Bucky met, only he tells the story so badly that Bucky feels compelled to jump in and set the record straight.

Post-Winter Soldier. Steve Rogers is hardened by the guilt of failing to save his best friend from winter's breath; in the darkness of his apartment, he discovers a severely injured Bucky Barnes in need of his help to restore the wounds.

No wonder Sam hates to go running with, not only Steve, but Bucky too. *Could be considered a sequel to 'On Your Right'.

Post-Winter Soldier: The Soldier tries to regain his old memories as Bucky Barnes. Meanwhile Sam and Steve go on a camping trip.

The Soldier wants to be Bucky. Steve wants his friend back. Sam just wants to protect Steve.

Mr. Gold gave her that jacket for a reason. Emma remembers Graham on the anniversary of his tragic death.

"Chi-children?" Loki blinked. "H-Hel, Jor, Fen? How-how are you-?" "Hello, father." Rage bubbled in his chest, and he stared at Hel, eyes hard. "What is this?" "Ragnarok, father. This is vengeance." Or, the rather convoluted story of how Loki's children decide that ending the world is the best naming-day gift for their father. (It seems like crack, I guess, but it isn't)

Daddy didn't want her to use her magics, so Hela would just have to learn something else to replace it. Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron. Part X of "Loki's Brood" series.

"I don't know, Fenrir." Loki says quietly, leans slightly to the side of a dried out spit of blood clots. Drops of azure cover the bare ground. Loki looks at the unnaturally bright liquid and agony darkens his eyes. " I really don't know. " he repeats.

Loki and Fenrir are separated. Loki thinks it's for the best.

Alone in prison, Loki is grateful to see his son. But Fenrir is bitter, and Fenrir wants only to destroy. And Loki is not so sure that that is a good idea any more. Post-movie, one-shot.

Odín, Loki, Ragnarok and a good-bye.

And as Emma heard the ambulance's siren pulling toward the police station, she knew in that moment that Henry was completely wrong. There was no such thing as a happy ending.

Emma keeps a piece of every person she loves and Snow's been wondering about this one for awhile. - s4 compliant, mentions of Wooden Swan.

Neither August nor Emma can sleep after seeing each other again.

Set three years after 'Dreams Come True', Kurt and Blaine celebrate their son's third birthday with Rachel and Jesse. But, not without some much expected drama.

How do you tell your husband that you want to be the surrogate mother of your two gay best friend's baby?

Sherlock may have misunderstood about there being limits. Fix-it/coda for The Sign of Three. John/Mary, John/Sherlock, John/Sherlock/Mary.

Nobody knows the whole truth about Mary Morstan. With the possible exception of the British government. (S3 and beyond, through Mary's eyes, assuming that she is working for Mycroft.) Adventure, suspense, romance, friendships, and a happy ending. John/Mary, John/Sherlock, Sherlock/John/Mary (polyamory).