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[personal profile] lacunas 2019-08-11 07:12 am (UTC)(link)
That simple touch wasn't terrible, like he'd secretly feared it might be; instead, it lit up something inside him, made his shoulders relax even as it made him want to be closer. He unconsciously slid half a step closer, watching her drink the water. Like the touch, knowing he'd provided for her did something to his gut, sending satisfaction thrumming through his veins.

He knew it was the alpha coming out, his hormones guiding him through this as best they could after seventy years of suppressants and drugs, and it was a good sign; Bucky just didn't want to deal with it, didn't want to face having less control over his body. Still, as he'd talked to the doctors, it was better to deal with it now, in a careful, controlled environment with someone he respected and trusted — and he respected and trust Natasha — and he did trust her, and not just because Steve trusted her.

He watched quietly as she pulled off her jacket, her scent even more pronounced now that she had it off. His nostrils flared, lust banking in his blue eyes, and when she asked him to touch her, he was ready. More than.

When he reached out, his hand was steady despite the urge to just reach out and pull her close, and he laid his hand on her shoulder, barely touching her. His hand was a whisper against her shoulder, and he trailed his fingers down her bicep, still light, almost as if he were afraid to put more force behind his touch.
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[personal profile] lacunas 2019-08-25 06:52 am (UTC)(link)
He wanted to hold off, give it more time. Had it been anyone but Natasha, he’d still be across the room, eyeing whoever it was with wariness. But it was Natasha, who he knew, both in this life and from his time as the Winter Soldier, even if she was mostly a stranger. She was safe, in the very way that she wasn’t, in the way that they shared a history, knew the burdens they carried. She could hold her own against him, if the situation was such that he needed to be subdued. Not that anything in him said violence; it was the exact opposite thrumming in his veins. A desire to possess, yes, but also treasure and comfort and protect, all wrapped up together in something Bucky couldn’t untangle. Wasn’t sure he wanted to try to untangle.

He always had been protective, in his own way. He remembered that much.

He deliberately keeps his touch light and delicate. Over the months, he’s learned how to temper his strength but he’s still somewhat cautious about people, especially people he hasn’t touched before, until he learns what they like, what they don’t like. He’s not afraid of crushing Natasha, but doesn’t want to push her in a way she doesn’t want. Watching her bite back a sound makes him wonder; it doesn’t seem bad, especially since she isn’t drawing away. Bucky finds he wants to keep going, wants to push a sound out of her, any sound — every sound.

Hyper aware of his body, he knows instantly when she touches him. It makes him tense slightly, but not so much that he freezes or shakes off her touch. They’re small steps, and he knows they’re necessary to get to the bigger things looming on the horizon. He makes a soft noise, halfway between a moan and a growl, as she slides between him and the counter, and it’s easy to get lost in the sensation, slide in just a little to press her closer. He wants to consume her, his hormones screaming at him. Almost in a daze, he dips his head to her throat, the pale expanse of skin bared to him calling out to every instinct he has. His nose runs along the curve of her throat, scenting, practically able to feel her scent on his tongue, and he wants to mix his scent in with hers, wants to bite —

And then he’s three feet away, breathing heavily, and staring at her with heavy eyes.