James Buchanan 'Bucky' Barnes (
nerves_of_ice) wrote2022-12-02 01:01 pm
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[WWII AU] the streets of london
Becky's last letter had suggested she'd be sending a longer one soon, and between that, the previous promise of a knitting circle, and the time of year, Bucky's pretty sure that a care package will be coming their way with the next one.
Given that, it's not too hard to convince Steve that it might be nice to pick up a couple of small things to send back in appreciation when they can. And with that in mind, to suggest that maybe the Agents Carter might enjoy doing a little shopping themselves, and that it'd be only polite for the two of them to help carry packages and make sure they didn't get overcrowded on the streets, or anything like that.
He's pretty darn sure that Steve sees right through him, but his best friend agrees to it, if Bucky can talk Sharon and Peggy into the idea.
He's smiling to himself as he makes his way toward their respective quarters.
Given that, it's not too hard to convince Steve that it might be nice to pick up a couple of small things to send back in appreciation when they can. And with that in mind, to suggest that maybe the Agents Carter might enjoy doing a little shopping themselves, and that it'd be only polite for the two of them to help carry packages and make sure they didn't get overcrowded on the streets, or anything like that.
He's pretty darn sure that Steve sees right through him, but his best friend agrees to it, if Bucky can talk Sharon and Peggy into the idea.
He's smiling to himself as he makes his way toward their respective quarters.
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She smiles up at him. "Remember the house I showed you? The one in Virginia? We throw a big New Year's Eve party there every year. Everyone dresses up. Sometimes black tie, sometimes cocktail attire. There's champagne and shrimp and oysters and the whole house is lit up."
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“The big hotels put on shindigs like that. Never been to one myself, but it’s something to see everyone heading in, and the way it’s all decorated.”
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She reaches to tug affectionately at his shirt. "I could just see you there, dressed to the nines, charming all my parents' friends."
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She reaches to fold back his collar and places a light kiss against the side of his neck. "Tell me about what it would be like in New York?"
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Bucky looks down at her and smiles. “One year I got clever with a knife and made tinsel out of wood shavings. Steve drew us a set of ornaments like the ones he sent the girls, and we lit candles and watched the way the flickering light made it all seem to sparkle.”
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He curves his arm around her waist and cuddles her closer. “We’d go up to Rockefeller Center and look at the big tree there, and the way everything was lit up, and just take it all in. There’s nothing like New York at Christmastime. It’s gorgeous.”
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Her smile is crooked and rueful. "Eat some roasted nuts."
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“New Year’s might not be as nice as what you’re used to,” he admits. “Watch the ball drop from a rooftop, make a wish, make a toast.”
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She tips her head into his touch, her gaze on his face. "As long as I get to kiss you at midnight."
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He kisses her, slow and sweet and lingering over the taste of her mouth.
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She kisses him once more, slow. "Make a wish, baby."
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“Okay, angel,” he whispers, and kisses her again. “Happy New Year.”
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“Merry Christmas too. Everything.”
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She lets herself drown in him, in his taste and scent and warmth, then shifts up onto her knees, facing him, so she can cradle his head in her hands and kiss him again and again. "You're already everything I want."
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She nips lightly at his lower lip and grins, mischievous, then shifts to lift a knee over his legs and settle into his lap. "Come play with me, baby."
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Usually. "Because I can't get enough of you."
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