Exactly what it says on the tin - three people who figure out who Luke's mother must be. Lovely. (Needs spaces inserted between some paragraphs but I liked it enough to read it anyway)
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In which Steve Trevor doesn't die and is instead picked up by an evil agency and used as an assassin for decades before he runs into Diana again. Or, the melancholy reunion after that.
They meet, as is fitting, on a battlefield. Icy cold, covered in snow, a tundra empty of all life except for a partially buried HYDRA base. Soldiers dressed all in white spill out from the base, weapons in hand. Captain America and Wonder Woman! Crossover OTP! This is lovely.
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“I could teach you.” Startled, Lily blinked. “What?” “To fly. I could teach you how to fly. Properly, I mean, not that rubbish from first year.” She sat back in her seat, sighing. She’d known he wouldn’t understand — after all, wasn’t he one of the very purebloods she’d described? — but still it stung. “That’s… that’s not really the point, Potter.” “I know,” he said, seriously enough that she believed him. “But I can’t fix those other things. I can teach you how to fly, though.” Immediately she was shaking her head and folding her arms protectively across her chest. “I don’t know…” “You were right before,” he went on. “You don’t need to know how to fly. There are loads of other ways to get around, and it doesn’t mean you’re bad at being a witch. But I still think you’re missing out, and you shouldn’t have to miss out because of something that happened in first year, or because a bunch of inbred idiots want to drag our society back to the Dark Ages.” His expression was earnest now, the usual mischievous glint gone from his eyes. “You don’t have to do it if you don’t want. But if you’d like to learn, I’d like to help. What do you think?” James takes Lily flying. Oh my heart.
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Steve laughs, and—miracle he had scarcely dared to pray for—Bucky does too, a brief but bright burst of sound that Steve hasn’t heard in decades. If he could have, he’d have cupped the sound in his palms like sweet water from a well, he’d have swallowed it down as if he were dying of thirst. Instead he turns his face into Bucky’s shoulder to hide the sting of sudden tears, and Bucky brings his metal hand up to cup Steve’s head, thumb stroking briefly across the line of his jaw. The shaky breath Bucky lets out says Steve’s not the only one abruptly affected. Steve’s heart beats faster, too much gratitude and love to fill its four chambers. Bucky’s heart is as steady as ever, the metronome by which Steve has measured his life, and Steve tries to match it again. Exquisitely lovely recovery for Bucky (and Steve too), with lots and lots of delicious pining. (Peggy is mentioned but oddly absent otherwise.)
Thoughtful, enjoyable AU series where Luke is raised as Prince of Alderaan and Leia is living on Tatooine with the Larses. Five stories so far, but each is complete. Does some really interesting things with Leia, especially. (there are some weird occasional word choice issues that I don't quite understand, but they didn't bother me enough to stop reading.)