Captain America Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Carter shrugged, his eyes bright under the dark lights. "Whatever," I snapped, rubbing my temple where a headache was pounding. "Where are you going with this, Graham?" "Simple, Clara," Carter said, leaning down until his mouth was right near my ear. "I act as your fake boyfriend to make Justin chase you. You help me pass my psych exams and play my fake fiancée for my dad." I froze, trying to process the madness. "And you think this ridiculous plan works?" Carter let out a low chuckle against my ear. "He's literally looking at you right now."

“Kian.” “No. I heard you.” He dropped his hand. He looked at the water instead of me. I wanted to take it back and I wanted him to stay shut and I wanted a third thing I did not have a name for. The radio on my belt crackled. Dispatch, then the dock, then a voice I had not heard in ten years and would have known in a hurricane. “Vance Maritime, this is Damian Ashcroft. I need your captain on this channel. Now.”

I wished I could take back the words. He grabbed my arm instantly and stared me in the eyes. “Will you obey young lady or we leave here this instant?” The Captain Threatened and I had no choice than to succumb. I joined the other ladies with song in my heart and thought within me that this was a piece of cake compared to the feat I had just achieved. The beta would know better than to mess with me next time I thought and began planning my next line of action. Alpha Cina's Point of View.

When I refused to eat lunch, he sat down across from me and fed me himself, ignoring my protests. When I shivered during a walk through the pack grounds, he draped his jacket over my shoulders without a word. When warriors, or well, anyone, stared too long, his growl sent them scurrying. Everyone else saw the Devil Alpha. Cold. Ruthless. Untouchable. But I saw a man who took care of me. Definitely not as a slave or anything. It confused me. Terrified me. Made me feel things I didn't want to feel. "You're staring," Damien said without looking up from his desk.

I silently thank her with my eyes, and she shoots me the tiniest nod back. Aiden swings our hands as we walk, his grin wide. “Maybe I’ll make him a cape! Then he can fight bad guys faster.” “Or, you can make me a cape, and I will beat him in a race. I bet I could run faster than any Alpha.” Ava says, bumping him lightly with her hip. Aiden gasps dramatically. “No way! Nobody can beat the Alpha!” Ava raises her brows at me over his head, clearly daring me to argue.

"I don't want to be just your teammate anymore. "I want to be your boyfriend." The moment he finished–Shadow shoved him aside. The rebellious silver-haired boy, face flushed red, snapped impatiently, "Hey, there's such a thing as first-come, first-served!" "I was the first to get beaten into submission by Captain! If she's dating anyone, it should be me!" Miracle Hands adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses, smiling with that deceptively refined, dangerous charm. "Captain, my healing and my heart will belong to you alone from now on."

"Two days ago. The moment I realized who you were, and again yesterday, the moment the scout confirmed what happened. I chose to redirect my entire unit away from IronVale instead. I lied to my own men about why. I'm currently disobeying every reasonable expectation my father has of how quickly I report back from a border assignment, specifically so you'd have time to heal before anyone in that clan knew you were alive." I wanted to hold onto my fury. It felt safer than the alternative, safer than sitting with the possibility that this stranger, this brother of the man who'd destroyed me, might actually be telling the truth. Anger was simple. But some small, exhausted part of me couldn't qui

This had become my addiction, lying face down on the bed, taking in every scent that lingered, making sure that I didn’t dull it with mine. I was turning pathetic wasn’t I? I grabbed the console, maybe a quick game would take a few things off my mind, the door banged open, Caleb walked in with a smile on his face. “Captain!” his cheerful voice filled the room.“Not now Caleb,” I grumbled. He let out a low chuckle. “Don’t be like that. If someone hears they would think I am a bug. And you know that I am anything but a bug...” “Caleb,” I called out in a low tone, my voice drawing his attention to me. “You are a bug, in fact, if there was a way to take you off the earth, you would be the first p

Alessia said, her voice dropping flat and cold. It snapped me out of my spiraling thoughts. I had completely forgotten she was still in my place, and my brain scrambled trying to figure out how to get her out without causing a scene. "Nico," she pressed, a sharp edge entering her words when I stayed silent. "Mmh?" I grumbled, following her gaze toward the TV. I sat up fast the second I registered the screen. It was the captain of 'The Serpent'—a total legend, my absolute idol, and the star of the pro team that invited us overseas to train with them at their camp.

Rei recognized the woman immediately. “Elara.” Seraphine nodded. “That was before Blackthorn.” The image changed. Elara stood beside the original Alpha. Their hands were joined. A mark glowed between their palms. The same mark now burned on Rei's wrist. The First Bond. But then the image shifted. Scientists surrounded them. Machines were connected to the Alpha. The Alpha screamed. Elara fought against the restraints. Rei's stomach turned. “No.” The scientists forced the bond open.