Captain America X Spiderman Novels & Stories

“Yo, noticed how our captain has been spending more time on his phone, smiling.” They whistled in agreement. My body tightened, my hands freezing. “Probably a new chick,” another said, “his girlfriend doesn’t make him smile this much.” Another inched closer to him. “So who’s the new chick?” Zane knitted his brows. While I? I kept my eyes on my blank screen. The omega on their team flicked his gaze upward. “Or who's the new guy?” Across from them, my spine locked, my heart thumping.

Was it possible that he was simply overly suspicious? Kathy was well-acquainted with the leaders of Spark and Nexus. The head of Spark Tech, Mr. Ian, was a dedicated fan of Marvel, particularly Spider-Man and Venom, as evidenced by his collection of Marvel superhero figurines. On the other hand, Mr. Carlisle, the boss of Nexus, although young, had a penchant for operas and often delved into discussions about concepts like "hidden greatness in the world," which tended to befuddle others. Despite their quirks, the names of their respective companies were undeniably memorable.

Spencer growls, voice like thunder. "Alpha," I purr, leaning back with a satisfied smirk. "If you and I are going to work together, we need to clear the board. Just like you started." I nod toward Xavier, who's now looking around like a rat trapped in a cage. "And he? He's the biggest obstacle you've got." I don't even get to finish the sentence. In one swift motion, Spencer draws his dagger and drives it straight toward Xavier's heart.

Cora said sarcastically, Fleur looked at her with what-the-fuck look, but she just shrugged innocently. "I'm still not talking to you," I glared at them but they only scoffed. The chair beside me scraped, and Alpha Xavier sat down, placing his tray beside mine. Soon, everyone started talking. Noah and I were arguing about how Spiderman is better than Iron man. "You're only saying because he's hot," Noah scoffed, just as I was arguing back, someone very rudely interrupted me. "Done," Alpha Xavier asked while narrowing his eyes. I stuck out my tongue to Noah and left with Alpha Xavier. I followed Alpha Xavier's fast strides, almost tripping. He opened the door of his black sleek car, and my ey

“Mum, if you miss us so much, why can’t we go back to our old apartment and live together like before? Or… you could come stay here with us and Uncle Damon.” His question stabs me right in the chest, but I kneel down to his level, keeping my voice steady. “I’m helping Uncle Damon fix something very important at his company, and that means I have to stay away for a little while. But I promise, it won’t be forever.” Christian seems to think about this, then holds up his Spider-Man figure. “You’re Uncle Damon’s superhero, right?” I smile at him, touched by his words. “Yes, something like that.”

"Alpha, Elders, I plead with you all to look into this case. I know I mentioned it before and it was overlooked. This should not happen the second time. I'm sensing that whoever is doing this has a target. The were-panthers have been like brethren to us for more than a thousand years. They've been there when we needed this. Now is the time to lend our support..." Xavier banged his fists on the table, startling everyone. "That's enough!" He glared at Quinn. "I've warned you before.This is not your concern, Quinn." Quinn's eyebrows lifted. I knew he was just as surprised as I was that this was the first time his name was being called. "We would speak no more of this," Xavier said. "The were-pa

“What’s funny?” “Spider isn’t a ‘she’,” Mac explained. Curtis, Dillon, and Luke blinked, and despite the gravity of the mess, the other men grinned as they watched the penny drop. “So… wait a minute,” Luke said slowly, since it was clear that Dillon and Curtis – both of whom rarely spoke at the best of times – were struck utterly mute. “So… so… Spider is a man?” “Yep,” Mac said. “Complete and total.” “And Spider is Ace’s ex? Ex… ex-partner?”

I managed to say even though I was drooling over his drip. As we headed to the cinema in his car, the atmosphere was filled with a comfortable silence. "So," I began, breaking the silence, "why Spiderman? Got a thing for superheroes?" He laughed, nodding his head. "Well, who doesn't love a good superhero flick? Plus, Tom Holland's Spiderman is pretty charming." Adrian chuckled, steering the car smoothly through the evening traffic. "Fair enough. Let's hope this one lives up to the hype." Then we got to the cinema and I saw a lot of people.

I smiled but pressed my lips when Aliyah creased her forehead, not liking how I described them. I narrowed my eyes, gazing at the two men in front of me. “Frank’s the Captain America, and Finn’s the Superman.”