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  • Stucky Oneshots!! oleh Dead_is_satisfaction
    Dead_is_satisfaction
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    Stucky oneshots- the good, the bad, the ugly. Requests are open and encouraged!
  • French Girls || Bucky Barnes oleh tragediesandtouches
    tragediesandtouches
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    Brooklyn nights shimmer with jazz and smoke, and Colette Moreau moves through them like a secret everyone wants to uncover. On the stage of The Silver Crescendo, each glance and gesture draws eyes-but only James "Bucky" Barnes watches with a curiosity that unsettles and fascinates her all at once. He is a soldier, tethered to duty, yet something in the cabaret's flickering light pulls him closer. Outside the music, Brooklyn itself seems to conspire in their quiet rebellion. Streetlamps illuminate stolen walks. Letters are exchanged in careful handwriting. Words unspoken hang in the air between them, delicate and charged. Love blooms quietly, in the brush of a hand, the pull of a gaze, the half-smile that says everything without speaking. It is slow, teasing, impossible to contain-a fire against the world's encroaching shadows. But even in Brooklyn's glittering nights, the shadow of war waits. Every heartbeat, every glance, every stolen moment carries a weight neither can escape-and a future they cannot promise. Adding Notes: This is a Bucky Barnes x OC story, and not everything will be canon accurate to the MCU. This story will not be a book split into chapters, but instead into segments. I hope you enjoy! :)
  • Brooklyn stranger oleh offspringofHelios
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    It started with a letter never meant to be read. A forgotten envelope, edges worn and ink nearly vanished, falls into the hands of Nancy - a girl who doesn't recognize the name, the handwriting, or the soldier writing from a war-torn France. She should return it. She should forget it. But she doesn't. Instead, she writes back. So begins a correspondence between two strangers. Without ever exchanging photographs or knowing each other's faces, their letters carry stories, confessions, and pieces of lives unfolding miles apart. What happens when the person who knows your soul is someone you've never seen? And what if the only thing you recognize... is the handwriting?