The day Natasha was released from the hospital was one of the most chaotic days the Avengers had experienced.

Not only did they have to juggle the cars and getting everyone satisfied but they also had to avoid the crowds who had found out Captain America and Black Widow had a daughter.

By the time they all made it to Tony's house and met up with Bucky, everyone was tired. Especially the baby.

Natasha soothed her as Steve helped her to the nursery Pepper had designed for them.

When they opened the door they both stood shocked. Natasha couldn't help but tear up a little as she saw the interior.

"Oh wow." She whispered.

There was everything that they could need. A crib and dressers, already fully stocked with diapers and clothes. A rocking chair was in the corner and soft rugs were on the floor. The whole room was done in soft grey and white, something Natasha appreciated. To her the stereotypical pink was annoying.

"This is perfect." She murmured as she ventured further into the room.

Steve nodded and he hugged her close, careful not to squash the baby.

"I love you Natasha Romanoff." He whispered, kissing her forehead.

She grinned up at him. "I love you too Steve Rogers."

Steve kisses her again before carefully taking the baby. Holding her up he looked at her bright blue eyes and kissed her on the tip of her nose.

"And I love you Ruby James Rogers."

Natasha felt overwhelming happiness at hearing Steve say their daughters name for the first time. She'd told him when they had arrived and he had nearly exploded from happiness.

Hearing a creak at the doorway Natasha glanced over her shoulder. Bucky was watching them, eyes wide.

Meeting them she nodded. She had deliberately given her daughter Buckys first name. If he didn't believe that he was good enough for them she was showing him he was.

After a minute of hesitation he finally entered the room and went straight to Steve.

"Congratulations Steve." He said quietly.

Steve looked up and his smile increased tenfold. "Hey Buck, how are you?"

Bucky managed a tentative smile as he saw Ruby.

"I'm good," he said, "better than ever actually."

Steve managed a one armed hug around him. "Glad to hear that."

Bucky shrugged, "well, I'm home."

Watching Steve and Bucky talk was something Natasha couldn't help but feel proud of. This was her family. Sure they were a little dysfunctional at times but they were still a team. She might have been deprived of a family when she was younger but now as she stood watching her husband hold her daughter while talking to his best friend she felt a sense of peace.

This was her family and she couldn't ask for a better one.

And that's it! The end to this story. Thank you to everyone for liking and staying with me to the end, especially to those of you who left a review or messaged me, you were all so kind and supportive. I will for sure continue writing, whether it continues to be Romanogers or not, it will still be Marvel, and I hope everyone will like it.

Thanks for reading,

Anna