Accepting help can be a very difficult thing for a lot of people, but it's even worse with a Super Soldier. Tony struggles to understand Steve's unwillingness to accept help, but when a mission goes wrong, it will be up to Tony to pull Steve through. Rated T just in case and for Tony's occasional potty mouth.

Bucky knew the whole "damsel in distress" game better than anyone else because his damsel in distress was always Clint. Clint never feels as if he's strong enough so he trains harder and even more than before so he can't be weak. Now, Bucky is the one in trouble, along with the rest of the Avengers, and it's up to Clint to save them. Just a quick little winterhawk story!

Phil made an executive decision: he would NOT, under any circumstances, tell Bucky that they were soulmates. But he wasn't counting on a scheming Steve Rogers. Disclaimer: I don't own the Avengers, or any other Marvel thingummies, nor am I making money from this. Rated for some swearing.

2nd part to the Edge Of Destruction series. Evelyn has lost most her memories. She was thawed out and was woken up in a world that she has no memory of. This world she now lives in has new technology and new everything. Steve is a part of the Avengers and so is she. Now they have to find a way to get her memories back while fighting Loki. Will she be able to get her memories back?

...And The One Time She's On The Receiving End There were many things Natasha was good at. Admittedly a lot of it had to do with killing, manipulating or otherwise hurting people but one of the lesser known talents she had, more a hobby really, was matchmaking. (Look inside for ships; lots and lots of ships. It's like a naval fleet, all roads lead to Bucky/Nat though.)

3 of 3. *Screenplay* Immediately following the Avengers' rescue of New York and Loki's departure, Steve Rogers follows Natasha's advice to seek Nick Fury in order to ask him for a job. She also tips him off about an insurgency and extremely efficient kill missions in Eastern Europe. However, Fury isn't willing to talk about that... Perhaps for a good reason.

"Where have you seen me? Did anyone else see me?" "You come to me all the time. I took care of your arm the first time" Tony said and pointed at it. It was clad in leather today and through the glove Tony could only see the silver fingertips. "No you cried." or: The meetings between Tony and The Soldier throughout their lifes.

Soulmates AU. This is an expansion of chapter 68 of ozhawk's "Soulmate Shorts," wherein Pepper Potts shouldn't be surprised to find that her soulmate is a century-old, former sniper turned brainwashed assassin - nor that they would exchange words in the middle of a firefight. Really, it's just another day in the life...

Right after the Avengers' rescue of New York and Loki's departure, Steve Rogers catches ear of the conversation between Romanoff and Barton concerning her latest assignment for S.H.I.E.L.D. She gives Rogers a job lead with S.H.I.E.L.D. and advises him to contact Fury about a mission that she believes Rogers may want to know about. However, Fury may not be open to that idea.

6.12. Vignette. A story adaptation is in the works. 1st in this Post-Avengers series crossover to Captain America: Winter Soldier. Fresh after the Avengers' rescue of New York and Loki's send-off, Romanoff's latest assignment for S.H.I.E.L.D. has Clint feeling more a bit more concerned than normal. Is it just post-Loki mind control nausea, or is much more at play?

It's not the first time that Vision has seen the man in black. Companion piece to "to the ones that didn't last the night". Takes place after AoU and pre-Civil War (before everything goes downhill). It's been rainy where I live, so this was born. JARVIS isn't dead, he's just living in Vision's head.

Both Wanda and Steve have lost their worlds and decide that it's better to grieve together and heal than allow the wounds to fester. Stucky-ish. Maybe a series, if people like this one.

Based on the movie "In Your Eyes", Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff has always been connected, they just didn't know it until they were able to hear each other's voices in their minds. Can they build a relationship even though they have never seen each other's faces? Is the Black Widow ready to feel emotions or is love really just for children? Read and Review!

A fill for the following prompt (summarized): Imagine [Character A - Sam] gets an interesting phone call from [Character B - Tony]. Sam's not quite sure where Steve gets his friends from. He's far too tired (and maybe a little too old) to deal with this shit.

Dear Mr. Pierce… we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was that we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write this essay telling you who we think we are. What do you care? You see us as you want to see us. As a brain, a prince, a loser, a basket case, a foreigner, an athlete, and a punk. Correct? So did we at 7o'clock.

Phil Coulson has heard of the Winter Soldier. He's also heard of Bucky Barnes. The man in front of him is neither/...Or Phil and James have a heart to heart on a roof.

Bucky shows up on Steve's door step. Steve and his girlfriend welcome him with open arms. MMF sex. I will also take requests on relationship aspects

Anne was lost. Everyone she ever loved was gone. After what happened in New York, nothing was ever the same again. When she's recruited in the Avengers program, her pain doesn't seem any less. But there is always a light in the dark.

Liv, longtime friend of Sam and sister to Riley, is trusted with a daunting task...helping Bucky Barnes come back to life. (Avengers/Cap America Story) OC/Bucky. OC/Steve. OC/Sam. Rated M for safety reasons.

The Asset saves Wanda and Pietro when they are orphaned. They follow him back to HYDRA and adopt him.

[Leverage AU] MCU crossover wherein the best criminals in the world are assembled to help people.

Bucky and Wanda meet in deeply awkward circumstances and turn out to be soulmates. Then things get REALLY strange.

In the midst of battling cancer, Maria has to take on her oldest nemesis...herself. Rated M for a brief married sex scene, though that's not the emphasis of the story.

"Why don't you remember me?" she's crying by the end and Steve's dragging her off an unconscious (dead?) body.

It wasn't all explosions and robots and death; normal people witnessed the attack on Sokovia too. A.K.A. the end-credits scene that should have been. SPOILERS FOR 'AGE OF ULTRON'.