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Rec 5
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"Next time, I get to seduce the rich guy." Clint Barton (alias William Brandt) is working for SHIELD and his handler sends him on a mission to "'soften up' billionaire Tony Stark in order to make him more amenable to the Avengers Initiative." You can guess how Clint decides to do that. (Only a few details from Mission Impossible are included, but I felt like I had to include the tag.)
Last bookmarked by TouchoftheWind
13 Feb 2012
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Tony nearly dies in the field on a Saturday.
Steve breaks up with Tony the Wednesday after he's released from hospital.
Last bookmarked by seiyaharris
13 Feb 2012
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He’s introduced to Steve as Clint Barton, codename Hawkeye. “Don’t tell Coulson I was here, I’m not technically off bed rest yet,” he says. He has a cocksure grin and broad shoulders.
Clint seems similarly unconcerned with Steve’s status as an American icon. Natasha explains that Clint only cares about two things in the world, but doesn’t say what. Steve’s just happy to have people around him who don’t think of him as a ticking time bomb of mental instability.
(“That’s because we’re in the same boat, buddy,” Clint says one night after a few beers, “The best assets are the ones with shady pasts and steady hands. Besides, those Captain America cartoons were always so fucking boring. You’re way better man.”
Steve does his best not to blush.)
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Rec 6
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Anthony DiNozzo meets Anthony Stark for the first time when he was six years old.
Last bookmarked by kahn
13 Feb 2012
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“So, that guy you mentioned with the tasers and Supernanny. His name was Coulson, wasn’t it?”
“The bane of my existence,” confirms Tony Stark, voice almost gleeful.
Tony hesitates. “I need a favour.”
“I’m all ears, darling.”
After that, it’s easy to make sure they’re back on the case.
This is PERFECT. Characterization spot-on plus my favorite pairings for both fandoms!
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Coffee Shop AU. In which Clint owns the coffee shop that makes the best damn coffee Phil has ever tasted, and things only go downhill from there.
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"As it turns out, fighting crime is the easy part."
Last bookmarked by DigitalMeowMix
13 Feb 2012
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Capkink fill: "Steve, post defrost, has heard about/is told Twilight is the most romantic thing ever. The popularity of it in the modern world makes him think this is how ideal romance is done in this era, so, when he falls for someone, the natural next step is acting like Edward. Moodiness, mixed signals, watching someone in their sleep, the works. He finds all of it really creepy and confusing but this is how it's done now, right?"
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Rec 22
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People see the glow of the arc reactor, they never see the scars.
Last bookmarked by FairestCat
13 Feb 2012
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Wonderful. An insightful look at Tony from a perspective I don't think I've seen before.
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Rec 5
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"Um," Steve said eloquently. He stood frozen in the door to the kitchen, staring at Tony.
"Ah," Tony said, glancing over his shoulder. "Shit. Uh." After a brief, awkward look around, he grinned breezily, forcing his usual flippant smile. "Hey, Steve. Don't--don't...come in, okay?"
"No," Steve agreed, taking in the complete and utter disaster that had been made of the kitchen.
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A man out of time, torn from the people he knows and loves, Steve's only wish is to find the lighthouse that'll guide him to safe harbor and a sense of home.
Last bookmarked by maligator
12 Feb 2012
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Wherein Coulson and Natasha are temporarily turned into cats, and Pepper and Clint wonder where exactly their lives went wrong.
(inspired by this)
Last bookmarked by lalaith_niniel
12 Feb 2012
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No one, not even Tony, likes to drink alone in the middle of the goddamn day.
Last bookmarked by diotima
12 Feb 2012
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Tony doesn't ever stop talking.
Last bookmarked by diotima
12 Feb 2012
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Tony asks, "How the hell did you get in here?" and there's a touch of belligerence in the midst of all that slurring. "Everyone just walks right in." Post-IM1, Tony deals with the aftermath of an unpleasant task by getting drunk. Rhodey helps. Talking and semi-angsty nakedness ensue.
Last bookmarked by diotima
12 Feb 2012
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"I am dealing," Tony says. "I'm dealing myself out."
Last bookmarked by diotima
12 Feb 2012
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Last bookmarked by reefofhappiness
12 Feb 2012
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AU in which there was no Dr. Erskine and no serum, Steve never got the chance to go to war. The years pass and Bucky finally comes home, no longer the man Steve remembers.
Warning: This contains discussion of torture, violence and the attendant psychological trauma.
Last bookmarked by Saone
12 Feb 2012
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No one has figured out that it's him, but Tony Stark is kind of a sensation on Texts From Last Night.Jarvis has helpfully categorized Tony's TFLN texts by time period and subject matter.
Steve has some opinions about all of this.
Last bookmarked by ciccipingu
12 Feb 2012
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Rec 1
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This is what made Steve finally decide to accept the offer into the Avengers. It had nothing to do with Fury and more to do with Tony.
Last bookmarked by Pandigital
12 Feb 2012
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When Steve moves into Avengers mansion he is caught up in strange coincidences. He walks behind an unseen ghost: a ghost who leaves empty spaces all around the manor. It doesn't make sense, and it sounds crazy until he meets Anthony, a computer simulation programmed by Anthony Stark, who died two years ago. Then it just seems even crazier.
Last bookmarked by amimochi123
12 Feb 2012
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In which Steve Rogers honestly isn't trying to sell cookies to Tony Stark, or rescue kittens from trees, but he would like Tony to stop eating doughnuts and get off the restaurant fire escape and talk about the Avengers if it's all the same to him. As long as that's no trouble.
Last bookmarked by Bunbunevil (Pyekitty)
12 Feb 2012