#nonpowered

Summary:  Steve hiked the strap of his enormous portfolio further up over his slim shoulder and kept shuffling down the snow-covered hill. His foot slipped, heel digging into the ice and his free arm pinwheeled, steadying himself out. His heart leapt in his chest, pounding painfully and threatening an asthma attack. It was a stupid shortcut to take, especially alone, but it saved him an hour, walking up and over the train tracks instead of going all the way around to the bridge. And an hour was a lot when his ma was waiting at home for him to make dinner.

Rating: general

Summary:  Steve had one job: exchange a couple of texts with a guy who thought he had Natasha's number, and let him down gently. It ends up being a lot more complicated than that.

Rating: General

Summary: The world’s most beautiful creature, clearly God’s (Darwin’s) gift to mankind, is standing right in his path as if he’s been waiting for this moment, for Tony to walk into his life. Okay, Tony really needs to stop letting Happy talk him into watching Downton Abbey so often. “Happy Valentine’s Day,” Tall, Blond and Gorgeous says with a 1000-watt smile. An arm is stretched out towards Tony, a red rose in his hand. What the hell? Is he dead? Has he died and gone to heaven? Unlikely - he’s pretty sure that, if there is an afterlife, he’s not going up in the clouds. Is he being Punk’d?

Rating: General

Summary:  Tony accidentally steals a stranger's shopping cart, and they start a conversation that turns into something more.

Rating: NR (but I’d say maybe Teen)

Summary: There's nothing quite like getting yanked out of a dead sleep by a phone call, especially when you don't even know the person on the other end. But when you're as used to crazy as Steve, staying on the line doesn't seem like a bad idea at all. 

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Medical issues (pregnancy complications and a miscarriage scare)

Other pairings: Maria Hill/Natasha Romanov, Pepper Potts/Bruce Banner