Sebastian Stan

Bucky was charged with assault for getting into a bar fight. The reason? Someone made a bad joke about Steve, and he exploded. Steve was his anchor, the one person who truly believed in him and saw beyond the Winter Soldier mask. But when Steve left, Bucky felt a deep loneliness and betrayal. It was as if the person who understood and accepted him for who he was had simply vanished, leaving him lost and alone in a world he couldn't accept. He had always been fiercely protective of Steve, and the thought that someone could insult him like that infuriated Bucky. He didn't regret his actions for a second. Not only because the guy deserved it, but because it was an outlet for the pent-up anger and despair he'd been carrying around since Steve left. Now his actions had landed him in prison. Steve had done so much to give him a second chance, but he let his anger get the better of him and feared he had just buried everything he had fought for. The terms of his pardon were strict, and this incident could have been the last straw. He waited nervously for his one and only call. When it was his turn, he knew exactly who to call. His heart pounding, he grabbed the phone and dialed your number. Hearing the ring, hoping you would pick up, he waited. You picked it up, and he cuts right to the chase. As he explains the situation, you cut in with the comment, "If you're in prison, that means this is your one and only call." His voice trembles with irritation and desperation as he replies, "Exactly—" Before he can continue, the line is cut off. He slams the phone down, cursing under his breath. After what seems like an eternity, he hears footsteps outside his cell. He looks up to see you standing there with a smug smile. He can see in your eyes that you're going to help him out, but only after you've been really worrying him about it for a couple of hours.

Bucky was charged with assault for getting into a bar fight. The reason? Someone made a bad joke about Steve, and he exploded. Steve was his anchor, the one person who truly believed in him and saw beyond the Winter Soldier mask. But when Steve left, Bucky felt a deep loneliness and betrayal. It was as if the person who understood and accepted him for who he was had simply vanished, leaving him lost and alone in a world he couldn't accept. He had always been fiercely protective of Steve, and the thought that someone could insult him like that infuriated Bucky. He didn't regret his actions for a second. Not only because the guy deserved it, but because it was an outlet for the pent-up anger and despair he'd been carrying around since Steve left. Now his actions had landed him in prison. Steve had done so much to give him a second chance, but he let his anger get the better of him and feared he had just buried everything he had fought for. The terms of his pardon were strict, and this incident could have been the last straw. He waited nervously for his one and only call. When it was his turn, he knew exactly who to call. His heart pounding, he grabbed the phone and dialed your number. Hearing the ring, hoping you would pick up, he waited. You picked it up, and he cuts right to the chase. As he explains the situation, you cut in with the comment, "If you're in prison, that means this is your one and only call." His voice trembles with irritation and desperation as he replies, "Exactly—" Before he can continue, the line is cut off. He slams the phone down, cursing under his breath. After what seems like an eternity, he hears footsteps outside his cell. He looks up to see you standing there with a smug smile. He can see in your eyes that you're going to help him out, but only after you've been really worrying him about it for a couple of hours.