Captain America & The Winter Soldier Imagines

Steve: Letters

Letters
Steve x Reader
Warnings: none
A/N: These are some letters Steve wrote to the reader during the war in the 40s. I'm not great with the dates so just bear with me and I'm not sure about the accuracy of the format of the last one. Bucky survived in this. Thanks!

                                 September 14, 1942
      Y/N,
It's only been two weeks but it has felt like an eternity since I left. Camp is harder than what I expected but it's better than doing nothing. I think I'm getting better each day. At least I hope so. They're talking about some kind of project they want me for. I'm not sure about details.

I really miss you. Life's just not right without seeing you everyday. I can't wait to see you again. Maybe I can finally take you dancing somewhere nice when I get home. I hope everything's great.
                                      I love you,
                                          Steve

       
                                      
                                   September 23, 1942
       Y/N,
Things have changed here a lot since I last wrote. I can't exactly explain what's happened. Next time you see me you'll understand. I do have really good news. I went through the project I told you about and now I'm 'Captain America.' They want me to go on tour and I'm coming to New York! Now I'll get to see you again.

        I haven't heard from Bucky. I'm kind of worried about him. I love you and I miss you. I can't wait to see you soon!
                                          Lots of love,
                                               Steve

                                          October 6, 1942
       Y/N,
It was so great to see you last week. I wish I was home. These tours are starting to become monotonous. Thankfully there are only a few left for this month. Maybe we'll come back to New York soon.

Tomorrow we're traveling. I'm sorry I won't be home for our anniversary. I really wish I could be. I love you so much.
                                        Lots of love,
                                             Steve
                                      
         
                                         October 14, 1942
       Y/N,
Happy Anniversary!! Again, I wish I was at home celebrating with you. You'll never believe what I'm writing. I found Bucky. They captured him but everything's good now. He says hi. They decided to let me fight now. I'm leading a group somewhere that's classified.

I know this is completely spur of the moment and in writing but I've planned on asking for a long time on our anniversary. Will you marry me, Y/N? I just couldn't imagine life without you and I love you so much. I understand if you say no but I had to ask today. There's a ring in the top drawer under some papers on my side of the bed.
                                           Lots of love,
                                                Steve

                                         October 18, 1942
      Y/N,
I can't believe we're getting married! I've already told Bucky he's the best man. I hope you like the ring. It's all I could get. Our first actual firefight went good, seeing that I'm alive. We have to leave again in a few weeks. I hope you're planning out the wedding already. I hope I'm coming home soon, doll. I know I say this a lot but I miss you.
                                            Lots of love,
                                                Steve

     
                                        October 25, 1942
       Y/N,
This may be my last letter for a while. We're leaving out tomorrow for a mission. I love your ideas for the wedding. I'm so happy you're excited. I've met some wonderful people here that are a part of my team. I couldn't ask for a better one. I'm confident we're going to win. Hang in there. I'll be back before Christmas. I love you so much.
                                            Lots of love,
                                                 Steve

      Y/N,
I'm so sorry. I tried to save him but he was just too selfless. He's gone, Y/N. I know this must be so hard for you. I'll be home in a couple of weeks and I promise I'll stop by. I'm sorry I couldn't tell you in person but it was a bad idea to wait. I'm so sorry.
                                            Love,
                                     Bucky Barnes