Title: never forget the finding [1/1]
Fandom: Avengers (2012), Bourne Legacy (2012)
Pairing: Clint Barton/Phil Coulson

Summary: He doesn’t need her to tell him who they’ve found.

( “Can I help you, Natasha?” He doesn’t stop writing, with his pen scratching over the paper and eyes never leaving the report he’s working on. )

Finally got around to doing a continuation of ' indelible is the ink'.

Title: written into stone and smoothed with sand [1/1]
Fandom: Avengers (2012), Bourne Legacy (2012)
Pairing: Clint Barton/Phil Coulson

Summary: There are drugs in his system but he's never had a moment more clear than this.

( He dreams of men in suits and train yards and falling down tunnels with a cheerful ‘I’ll catch you’, drifting in and out, sometimes seeing that one-eyed man in a chair, and the name, that name echoing around his mind. )

USUALLY I don't write stuff for movies that I know nothing about (Avengers is an exception, I've read the comics and everything before, so there), and Bourne Legacy is exceptionally hard to work with considering the trailer gives us what, a minute plus of little to no details (why do you do this to us?!) and that I tend to work around a pre- ( Read more... )

So I kept thinking the other day. Funny, how Brandt and co seem to be able to get from one country to the next while being disavowed and not worrying about airport security? Then I think: Coulson must be behind this.

And then this spawned. Part of the 'William Brandt is Clint Barton' verse, really, so I have to find a way to slot this in. It's a ( Read more... )

Hello, what's with me and filling avengerkink prompts? Also, I'm flattered at the response the previous drabble-fic got, because I didn't expect so many people to like it. Also, do read the rest of the fics for 'The Many Faces of Clint Barton' (refer here for a timeline) for an idea of the headcanon that I'm working with.

Anyway.

Let's see how quickly I can ( Read more... )

This has been festering in my head for a few days now, the whole 'how Clint makes peace with his past' and 'why William Brandt doesn't have a reaction to the train-yard in MI:GP', with mentions of Clint/Coulson (aka how they somewhat fumbling-ly got started). Also, Clint is like this giant M&M. Hard shell outside, soft chocolatey core inside.

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Before you read this, read  living for tomorrow for a little back-story. Follows the 'William Brandt is Clint Barton' verse, also renamed 'The Many Faces of Clint Barton'. Somehow, this came more naturally than the first part-two that I wrote, so. Well, this links it together much better. Explains the crossroads part, too.

Title: Man at the ( Read more... )