Wrong Number Chat
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Completed, First published Jun 15, 2026

The narrative traces a series of unexpected connections sparked by a simple wrong number. Nineteen-year-old Y/n finds herself unexpectedly drawn into lively group chats filled with playful banter and flirtation after losing her phone. Initially mistaking a contact for her father, Y/n’s conversations reveal shared interests with a young man named Pietro. As Y/n navigates these digital exchanges, she discovers the surprising identities of those she’s texting – individuals bearing the same names as the Avengers. These early chapters hint at a humorous and chaotic unfolding of miscommunication and burgeoning connections.
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