PromQueen13

It was hot. No. Beyond hot. Nuclear. You were sprawled out on the couch of your tiny apartment feeling like you were going to die of heat. You couldn’t even bring yourself to move and call someone to see if you could crash at their place until your air conditioner was fixed. You internally cursed New York for its heat. And then Shield for stationing you here to play baby sitter to the Avengers. And yourself for declining when Tony offered to put you up in Stark Tower. Stark Tower. What you wouldn’t give to be there now, in its air-conditioned embrace, able to move about freely. Shit. You were supposed to be there now. For

It had only been a little over a year since S.H.E.I.L.D had fallen to Pierce and H.Y.D.R.A. Insuring the disbandment of the entire operation within mere days after. So many betrayals and so much death in such a short span of time. People who had once thought one another an ally had turned against each other. No one knew who to trust anymore. During the attack upon the tricarriers the ship you had been based on had taken a direct hit during the confrontation. Slinging your body back to the wall violently. Metal shattered at the impact sending an immense amount of shrapnel into your eyes. Yet by some type of miracle you had managed to surviv

Lately there seemed to be a tension in Sherlock that wasn’t his normal self. John had learned quickly the different moods the man he was flatmates with had. It wasn’t all that bad, really. He enjoyed learning about the man, enjoying sharing a flat and sharing their lives. They’d become best friends and John wouldn’t have changed that for the world. But something had changed in Sherlock and John couldn’t figure out what. The cases they were involved in interested him, rated high on the ridiculous scale Sherlock had come up with. Lestrade was offering Sherlock cases that had stumped all of the inspectors at Scotla

*This is a work of fiction. The story is made up and has not actually happened to the people it is based on.     “Well, Nick just cancelled, too.”     Link pulled the phone away from his ear and set it on the counter. His voice was tinged with disappointment, though he tried to hide it. Rhett had known his friend for far too long not to notice.     “I dunno, Link, do you still want to do this? I don’t think this trip will be a good idea with just the two of us.”     Since moving to Los Angeles, both of them had taken up hiking, although it was more of Link’s thing. For the last two months they had b

"You always know how to get in trouble don't you Snips?" Anakin yelled over the blaster fire. Ashoka stood, back to back with her Master, "Hey! I didn't do it this time! The droids walked into US." Anakin chuckled as he batted a bolt away, the deflected laser running into a droid. Anakin's commlink beeped. The jeti activated it and put it to his mouth and listened, holding his lightsaber in his left hand. "General! We are pinned down, sector 4 dash six oh-" A large explosion from the comm made Anakin cringe. "Rex? Rex if you can here me Ashoka and I are on our way." Anakin deactivated the comm and sliced a droid in two. Ashoka batted re

Thorin stood out in the fortified balcony above the Front Gate of Erebor, surveying the valley of Dale as it slowly donned the soft veil of evening. It was a quiet evening of mid-autumn with light whirls of smoke rising from the rebuilt city of Dale and a mild, leaves-scented breeze moving the flags of the line of Durin which hung again proud to the walls of the Lonely Mountain, at his sides. There was much about this evening that he would not have believed had he not seen it with his own eyes. There was much about it that he had not hoped to live to see. To be home again, and to have his word to his father and grandfather fulfilled, of being