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"Did you miss me on the plane?" The towel falls away altogether. Rogers sits back on his heels, forehead scrunched up, blinking rapidly. "Yes, Buck," he says, in a voice that suggests he is in the early stages of asphyxiation by invisible noose. "As a matter of fact, I did." His marble-blue eyes are glassy with a sheen of moisture. The Asset experiences a surge of emotion he can only describe as guilty panic. He is fairly sure making Captain America cry constitutes a war crime by the standards of the Geneva Convention. Bucky is grumpy and Steve is emotional. Oh my heart.
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Bucky's not doing real well, but while he's dogsitting while Steve is away, he ends up breaking up a dog fighting ring and becoming the pet whisperer. Oh Bucky.
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An Act Too Often Neglected by
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"I know your step which is unlike any other step," Steve said, coming closer still. "I love you because you're the one I chose to love, and you still are. I don't care what your name is now. I know you when you're standing in front of me." Steve and Bucky via The Little Prince. *sobs*
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Stephen Strange turns Bucky into a puppy. Steve Rogers adopts a stray dog. HYDRA wants its favorite pet back. (Sorry!) This is a really lovely story - it has a fairy tale feel to it that I really dug.
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Long, vivid, startlingly lovely and genuinely moving story of how Bucky recovers. (It's 90k words of second person, which may be offputting to some, but works because of the way Bucky dissociates and has to learn to think of himself as a person again.)
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