Everything Left Unsaid

With the new government law prohibiting the employment of unbonded omegas, Tony has no hope of keeping his job at SHIELD, knowing full well that he has little chance of ever finding a mate. That is until he's officially claimed by a very special alpha: Steven Grant Rogers, also known as Captain America.

Steve remembers the old wives' tale of the dragon in the mountain, sleeping on a pile of gold. He has never paid it any mind, but when his mother gets sick and time and money is of the essence... he might reconsider believing in fairytales.

It's been three months since the Battle of New York. Four since Steve woke up in the future. Everything is still too fast, too bright, too glib. And then, as if it wasn't enough, Steve is dragged through a portal into an alternate universe. Other Him is happy, though, and that feels like hope.

The Tesseract glows an eerie blue that reminds him of his lover’s eyes, and he caresses it, feeling the tingle of power coming off the casing of the stone. It makes the blood on his uniform look black and sleek, like a carapace.

“Take me to him,” he asks. The stone, infinitely knowing, does.

Sometimes superheroes save the world. And sometimes they're too late.

Captain America's longtime villain Superia had a plan for revenge. She stopped the Avengers from ever finding Steve in the ice, tore the Avengers apart, and turned the world into her own personal authoritarian dystopia. A team made up of Captains America from across the multiverse came to set things right: they united all the remaining superheroes, took down Superia, and made sure the world would find Steve again.

Tony spent Superia's hellish reign as her prisoner, a suicidally-depressed disembodied brain trapped in a jar for years on end, begging the Avengers to kill him and put him out of his misery. The Captain America Corps instead gives him his freedom, a brand-new body, and even the Avengers -- including his very own Captain America. But Tony's not entirely sure he wants to be here. He's walking wounded, and he thinks some wounds are too deep to heal. He thinks there's no chance the Avengers will ever be what they could have been. He thinks there's no way Steve will ever be the friend and partner he could have been on so many other worlds.

Luckily for Tony, Steve happens to disagree with that.

Divorce, Death, and Dogs....(in that order)

Nearly six years ago, his marriage ended. Steve betrayed Tony’s trust and ended up alone. Tony moved on, found a new life. Steve circled the memories of his old life. Running an animal rescue, Steve never expected to open the door one day to see Tony.

Nearly six years ago, his marriage ended. Tony cut Steve out of his life. Their divorce tore everything that Tony loved away from him, except his son, Peter. He found love again, but it broke, cracked, and fell apart. Events spiraled out of his control until a fateful afternoon at a funeral changes everything

Out on the streets and desperate for the next drop, Tony considers the choices he's made that brought him here, all the while searching desperately for the next drink. Only there’s a new problem. He's run out of money. There's a blizzard coming. He has nothing left.

"After becoming the new lord to the famous manor of Manhattan, Steve is given a gift.

Never would he have pictured the gift to become so much more.

Steve is given an omega concubine. The omega is beautiful."