It starts coming back to him in random flashes and nightmares. He remembers pain. The smell of smoke. Gunshots and explosions. And a woman smiling up at him, her red hair blowing in the wind. A story of how two broken souls find love, lose it, and begin again.

Companion Short Story to Solace/Condolence by R.J. North. The fated meeting between Jamie's two best friends, who of which are entirely opposite.

Bucky Barnes thought that 'going under' would be best for him. He thought that entering himself into a comatose would diffuse the war that waged within his mind every time he closed his eyes. When it doesn't work, he's back at square one, and Tony Stark enlists the help of New York's brightest and most ambitious psychologist in order to help the newest member of the team.

longing. rusted. seventeen. daybreak. furnace. nine. benign. homecoming. one. freight car. Bucky's trigger words, and the stories behind them. (Steve/Bucky before WW2 and Bucky as the Winter Soldier, trigger warning for torture/murder/other Winter Soldier things. Follows a non-linear timeline, each chapter is a separate memory based on one of Bucky's trigger words.)

This is the awesome Tale of MerBoy Bucky and his winged human friend Steve...

They have a lot of options. Not least of which: going back to sleep while the grown-ups do their thing. / Part of "Hook, Line, and Sinker", linked inside, but can stand alone.

"Saying them will cause a ripple, one that would cross space and time and sky." A character analysis of Steve Rogers with minor hints of Steve/Sharon.

Tiffany Watersley and her brother Joey are in over their heads when a magical drawing board actually turns the siblings into superheroes! But wait, this is the real world, and comic tropes don't always translate into real life that well. Can the power of fiction overcome real world villains when actual consequences are on the line?

After an attack on the UN during the signing of the Sokovia Accords, by someone who seems to be Bucky Barnes, tensions are running high as the search of answers begins. Soon, it's clear a new enemy is trying to drive the Avengers apart. Can Adena hold the team together long enough to find out who is behind these horrible events?

Set after Seven Words. Tony struggles, in the aftermath of Captain America: Civil War, with the loss of his husband. "I...I told you how we got married right?" The genius said eventually, spinning the gold band on his left hand as though he could crack the combination the longer he manipulated the metal. "Some of it, yeah Tones," the Colonel murmured after a beat...

Natasha isn't comfortable living alongside the now recovered Winter Soldier. She's compromised somehow. She decides to address the problem, but maybe choosing the compound kitchen at 2am wasn't the wisest of decisions. Includes Clint and Sam POVs (and Tony, Rhodey, Wanda and Laura, all of whom I annoyingly can't add as 'Characters'...)

Y/N is a new member of the Avengers, and after learning that S.H.I.E.L.D has been confiscated by HYDRA, her abilities and loyalty are put to the test.

Maybe if she had never met him things would have been much different, but she's glad she did. Even if meeting him meant throwing her into a world of war, disassociation with time, mutation, and pains of the heart. She was doomed the moment she looked into those big blue eyes. (This story starts from the first Captain America movie)

Bucky Barnes wasn't a good parent. He was completely sure of it. Otherwise, there wasn't any reason for his two months old baby to cry all the time like she was currently doing. But then, he met the mystery (and very good looking) guy living next door. And maybe sleepless nights weren't that bad, after all. STUCKY. Alternate Universe - Modern Setting

Bucky sure was sweet on little Darla Lorraine.

Tony and Steve were married, before Siberia. Peter had two fathers, before Siberia. After...after Siberia, there is bruises, nightmares, tears. After Siberia, there is a family, of two on its core, trying to move on. But no matter what, there is no going back to before.

Steve and Bucky run into each other while tracking down an elusive Pikachu.

He had never been hers to keep, but, in her own way, she had been his. Steve/Natasha drabble.

Sam and Bucky have a conversation about Steve's kiss d show off a few of their own. Sam/Bucky pairing because the movie made me do it.

"What's a Stucky?" Steve asked, shrugging off his coat. He would have just Googled it, but he was pretty sure Tony had messed with the autocorrect on his phone, because every time he tried to text Sam about defensive tactics, it changed the word "ducking" to something Steve definitely did not mean to type.

Sam and James have a brief encounter at a department store and reunite at a friends Baby Shower.

Rhiannon Walsh was just trying to have a normal morning. That was it. She didn't want to get involved in some weird manhunt with Captain America, one of his Avengers pals, and his new best friend over a ninety-something year old amnesiac assassin. Or get involved with the downfall of S.H.I.E.L.D and the mission to take down H.Y.D.R.A. But Rhiannon knew that'd be asking too much.

Steve Rogers, man out of time, finally is told about the devastation that took place 15 years ago on September 11, 2001. (Canon Compliant, takes place after CA:Civil War)

Bucky doesn't know when he starts crying, but his arms are wet when he lifts his head. A breeze comes in the window and presses against his face, each tear, and then Steve is there, pulling his head back and pressing a kiss until all the salt is gone and all that's left is Steve. Steve. Steve. Steve. This. This. This. "Everything," Steve says. "You are everything."

Bucky hates Tennyson. It's a fact. But he thinks, in this moment, with Steve curled up next to him in bed, he could learn to love Tennyson.