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“So let me get this straight……. The WHOLE time we were in mass panic, destroying the city trying to find you, you two were eating Ben & Jerry’s ice cream while watching my little pony?” demands a very angry Steve Rogers asks a guilty looking 5 year old (Y/N) and a beat up Loki You see after Loki took off with you, Fury became ‘Fury-ous’ Fury panicked and started screaming like crazy at the Avengers, then at poor Colson, throwing orders at everyone and everything. Luckily, Jarvis called Tony informing him that Loki had brought a little girl and both ate all his candy and were digging into his Ben &

 Hector x reader As Hector ran his thumb over your lips you smiled. Maybe this thunderstorm was a good thing, trapping the two of you alone under this giant oak tree. You nuzzled closer to him as he wrapped his warm strong arms around you. "Do you remember how we met?" he whispered, his cheek pressed to your forehead. You smiled, "yes Hector, I remember," you say, and then your mind strays back to your past.    13 years earlier "Demon," the people of the town called as they chased the young boy, throwing rocks at him. He glanced back then stumbled. He kept his arm close to his chest as he tried to catch his balance. Still, he hi

         turning in a confused circle you blinked. moments ago you were alone in your bed but now, you stood in a dark ominius space. heat from underground magma flows wafted in the thick sooty air. breathing was difficult and your eyes watered. it was so black that you had no idea how far you could walk before you hit something, although you were afraid to move. your bare feet could feel the rough, sharp rocks of the uneven ground.         "a human female?" a deep voice grumbled from what seemed to be all around you. you trembled. there was a cold darkness in that voice, like an evil had pulled itself from the ground and you were enveloped

You like flowers. You like them a lot. That’s why you work at Gravity Falls’ only greenhouse-boasting nursery (very well the only plant-selling place that wasn’t a) advertising their carnivorous tendencies or b) run by a clueless, Portland-runoff college alumni). Working outside means you get to do two of your favorite things: watching people as they pass by and being around plants. Which is how you ended up realizing that one of the two people who worked at the tourist-swarming Mystery Shack, whom you could finally add to your list of “townspeople noticed while working”, was actually...well, the fact that he wa

You watched the cashier check out all of your canned food, thousands of water bottles, hundreds of first aid kits, ammunition, bows and arrows, and much more. "Wow ma'am, this is a lot of stuff your buying." You shrugged and pulled your full wallet out. "Who knows, maybe starting tonight a zombie apocolipse may accure, you never know." The cashier laughed and finished checking out everything, you paid the cashier and left to go home. You placed an elbow on the car door while driving back to your house. 'But... what if it were true, something doesn't smell right.' You thought while pulling up to your house and into the garage. You closed

(part1) -Look what you done! This is your fault!- you shouted at your lieutenant, shoving a finger at his chest -My fault? You were the one who let the hollow escape- Shuuhei snapped back, both of you having a glaring contest, bumping your foreheads. That was one typical argument, going on the entire day over small things. You are the current third sit in the 9th Division and Shuuhei reaction when he saw you, it was priceless you memorized the moment with delight. You two knew each other from childhood and since then you couldn’t stand each other presence, but at the same time you watched each other backs. -Shut up already you two- Kens

“I don’t understand your attraction to him, [Name]. Out of everyone in the Seireitei, you chose him.” You brought your cup of tea to your lips and you really wished it was sake instead. Before you could take a drink, however, your oh-so-brusque friend held up a finger as if to say she wasn't finished. She wasn't, of course. You knew better. You let her speak, and tried to come up with a string of words that could accurately tell her how much you wanted to hit her with a chair. “No,” she corrected. “Out of every single, possible man known to both the Soul Society and the Human world, you chose Kenpachi fuc