Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes were inseparable as children. Unfortunately, Bucky had to move away when they were both twelve and the two lost contact. Now, as a senior in high school, he returns back to his hometown and back to Steve. Whether Bucky is ready to believe it or not, things aren't the same as they were five years ago. ~a story that does contain stucky, but the main focus is really Bucky navigating his way through his last year of high school~

Steve thought he lost Bucky forever. But in the events of "Winter Soldier", Steve finds out that his long lost friend is still alive. Watch these two fall in love and try to deny their love for each over, even though they both love each other more than friends. Originally posted on Quotev.

DE•VO•TION- (noun) passionate and selfless affection and dedication to a person I, James Buchanan Barnes, am without a doubt devoted to Steven Grant Rogers. That's how it is now and that's how it was then. For as long as I can remember, Steve has been my everything. Since the day we met... (Pre-War Stucky Story)

Bucky has feelings for Steve. And that's to say the least. He's hopelessly in love with his best friend. And his best friend is hopelessly in love with Sharon Carter. Bucky tries to live a normal life. Well, as normal as he can get, for being best friend's with Captain America and previously being an assassin himself. He tries to share an apartment with Steve without taking it top personal that Steve is in love with a woman. However, his best intentions always seem to fail him. . .

Bucky didn't know what made him walk into that old coffee shop that day, but he's glad as hell he did. Its also an AU. My first attempt at a fanfiction, so deal with it accordingly. Comments welcome. Good ones and bad ones. This story is partially inspired by the Landon Pigg song, Falling in Love at the Coffee Shop. Authors Edit: 7/1/2018 Dunno if this is proper fanfic writer etiquette, but I wanted to thank everyone who's read this! As an incredibly insecure high schooler (as I feel some of you can understand), it's not easy feeling proud or confident of things I've accomplished, but every comment put a smile on my face and made life a little more bearable. It's been three years and I'm still getting emails about you're comments and it really does a lot for a kid's confidence. Once again, thank you so much!

Trying not to love the Captain was like trying to make your heart stop beating, you could do it, but then there was no life after that. Trying to find the soldier was like the Captain's own separate war, by the end of it he wasn't sure if he'd be the same man, but it would be worth it to save others, to save the soldier. It would seem a coffee shop may just serve the shot that they both need.