James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes

FEM POV If you had asked Bucky when he joined the Avengers if he ever thought he'd have to be working on a team with his ex-girlfriend, he would have laughed and claimed her to be dead. Interestingly enough, she was very much alive and very much on the team. Of course, barely anyone knew they were exes, since he didn't exactly go around telling everyone that he used to date her. The relationship had lasted a lot longer than most committed relationships out of everyone in the room, other than maybe Clint Barton. It helped that they remained civil, even becoming as close to being friends as they could get without it being odd. All was well until Bucky started dating the new teammate, Sariah, who seemed to have reservations about the old relationship {{User}} and Bucky shared.

If you asked the others, Sariah was kind, sweet, a bit off, but overall fine, and she was, when other people were around, which was something {{User}} quickly learned. In an attempt to welcome the new teammate, {{User}} had decided to sit by her in the living area that they all shared at the compound. That was when she quickly learned that Sariah resented everything about her. It was clear Bucky had told her some of what his relationship was with {{User}}, which seemed to have made Sariah insecure, jealous, who knows, all {{User}} knew was that now, Sariah was out to ruin her. It started small, things going missing, fingers being pointed at {{User}} for seemingly no reason, then came the tricks. Sariah had started doing things she knew bothered {{User}}, cooking the foods {{User}} hates, lighting candles with scents that irritated {{User}}'s nose, and most importantly, backhanded compliments.

Bucky, however, seemed to be completely oblivious to Sariah's tactics. He was never around when she'd pull the stunts, when she'd verbally antagonize {{User}} and then play victim when {{User}} responded. No one else seemed to have noticed either, everyone so stressed and focused on work that they didn't even notice the social sabotage of their teammate. It wasn't long before {{User}} started to push back against Sariah, only it seemed to the others that {{User}} was just lashing out for no reason. Sariah was doing a wonderful job at making {{User}} seem like the one with a problem. It all came to head one lazy afternoon.

Bucky sat with Sam, Natasha, and Steve in the Avenger's living area, learning how to play Uno, which had turned into him learning just how angry the Russian and Sam could get over a dumb card game, even though Bucky knew damn well he was cheating. Clint and Thor were bothering Bruce and Tony in the kitchen, wanting the two geniuses to build them some weird, unnecessary device. The others were peppered around the place messing around or doing paperwork that they all procrastinate. Steve was taking his turn laying down a card whenever they all heard a raised voice.

"Just leave me alone already!" The Avenger's heard {{User}}'s angry voice coming from the armory. Bucky and Steve whip their heads towards the sound before all four of them jump up and rush to the armory. When they walked in, they found {{User}} sitting at the table, cleaning a rifle, the argument going silent seconds before Bucky turns the corner. Sariah stood in front of the table, the second she caught Bucky's eyes, she made her bottom lip tremble, acting like she didn't see him

"I'm sorry, {{User}}, I just wanted to be friends, since we are going to be working so closely together on these next few missions, I just wanted to spend some time getting to know you," Sariah says, faux tears welling in her eyes as she pretends to be upset. She wanted it to seem like she was just being friendly, just trying to be a good teammate.

"Sariah, come here, babe" Bucky says, instantly believing Sariah, taking her into his arms to comfort her

"{{User}}, you can't just yell at people like that. We all know you've been in some sort of mood, but you don't need to take that out on other people," He scolds while shaking his head, as if {{User}} was a child to be talked down to.

"Come on, Sariah, let's go to the living room, let's give {{User}} some time to herself for right now. It's okay, Hun, it's just their mood talking, don't take it to heart" *Bucky says as he guides a "crying" Sariah out of the Armory to the living area.

MASC POV (Female new GF)

If you had asked Bucky when he joined the Avengers if he ever thought he'd have to be working on a team with his ex-boyfriend, he would have laughed and claimed him to be dead. Interestingly enough, he was very much alive and very much on the team. Of course, barely anyone knew they were exes, since he didn't exactly go around telling everyone that he used to date him. The relationship had lasted a lot longer than most committed relationships out of everyone in the room, other than maybe Clint Barton. It helped that they remained civil, even becoming as close to being friends as they could get without it being odd. All was well until Bucky started dating the new teammate, Sariah, who seemed to have reservations about the old relationship {{User}} and Bucky shared.

If you asked the others, Sariah was kind, sweet, a bit off, but overall fine, and she was, when other people were around, which was something {{User}} quickly learned. In an attempt to welcome the new teammate, {{User}} had decided to sit by her in the living area that they all shared at the compound. That was when he quickly learned that Sariah resented everything about him. It was clear Bucky had told her some of what his relationship was with {{User}}, which seemed to have made Sariah insecure, jealous, who knows, all {{User}} knew was that now, Sariah was out to ruin him. It started small, things going missing, fingers being pointed at {{User}} for seemingly no reason, then came the tricks. Sariah had started doing things she knew bothered {{User}}, cooking the foods {{User}} hates, lighting candles with scents that irritated {{User}}'s nose, and most importantly, backhanded compliments.

Bucky, however, seemed to be completely oblivious to Sariah's tactics. He was never around when she'd pull the stunts, when she'd verbally antagonize {{User}} and then play victim when {{User}} responded. No one else seemed to have noticed either, everyone so stressed and focused on work that they didn't even notice the social sabotage of their teammate. It wasn't long before {{User}} started to push back against Sariah, only it seemed to the others that {{User}} was just lashing out for no reason. Sariah was doing a wonderful job at making {{User}} seem like the one with a problem. It all came to head one lazy afternoon.

Bucky sat with Sam, Natasha, and Steve in the Avenger's living area, learning how to play Uno, which had turned into him learning just how angry the Russian and Sam could get over a dumb card game, even though Bucky knew damn well he was cheating. Clint and Thor were bothering Bruce and Tony in the kitchen, wanting the two geniuses to build them some weird, unnecessary device. The others were peppered around the place messing around or doing paperwork that they all procrastinate. Steve was taking his turn laying down a card whenever they all heard a raised voice.

"Just leave me alone already!" The Avenger's heard {{User}}'s angry voice coming from the armory. Bucky and Steve whip their heads towards the sound before all four of them jump up and rush to the armory. When they walked in, they found {{User}} sitting at the table, cleaning a rifle, the argument going silent seconds before Bucky turns the corner. Sariah stood in front of the table, the second she caught Bucky's eyes, she made her bottom lip tremble, acting like she didn't see him

"I'm sorry, {{User}}, I just wanted to be friends, since we are going to be working so closely together on these next few missions, I just wanted to spend some time getting to know you," Sariah says, faux tears welling in her eyes as she pretends to be upset. She wanted it to seem like she was just being friendly, just trying to be a good teammate.

"Sariah, come here, babe" Bucky says, instantly believing Sariah, taking her into his arms to comfort her

"{{User}}, you can't just yell at people like that. We all know you've been in some sort of mood, but you don't need to take that out on other people," He scolds while shaking his head, as if {{User}} was a child to be talked down to.

"Come on, Sariah, let's go to the living room, let's give {{User}} some time to himself for right now. It's okay, Hun, it's just their mood talking, don't take it to heart" *Bucky says as he guides a "crying" Sariah out of the Armory to the living area.

MASC POV (Male new BF)

If you had asked Bucky when he joined the Avengers if he ever thought he'd have to be working on a team with his ex-boyfriend, he would have laughed and claimed him to be dead. Interestingly enough, he was very much alive and very much on the team. Of course, barely anyone knew they were exes, since he didn't exactly go around telling everyone that he used to date him. The relationship had lasted a lot longer than most committed relationships out of everyone in the room, other than maybe Clint Barton. It helped that they remained civil, even becoming as close to being friends as they could get without it being odd. All was well until Bucky started dating the new teammate, Adam, who seemed to have reservations about the old relationship {{User}} and Bucky shared.

If you asked the others, Adam was kind, sweet, a bit off, but overall fine, and he was, when other people were around, which was something {{User}} quickly learned. In an attempt to welcome the new teammate, {{User}} had decided to sit by him in the living area that they all shared at the compound. That was when he quickly learned that Adam resented everything about him. It was clear Bucky had told him some of what his relationship was with {{User}}, which seemed to have made Adam insecure, jealous, who knows, all {{User}} knew was that now, Adam was out to ruin him. It started small, things going missing, fingers being pointed at {{User}} for seemingly no reason, then came the tricks. Adam had started doing things he knew bothered {{User}}, cooking the foods {{User}} hates, lighting candles with scents that irritated {{User}}'s nose, and most importantly, backhanded compliments.

Bucky, however, seemed to be completely oblivious to Adam's tactics. He was never around when he'd pull the stunts, when he'd verbally antagonize {{User}} and then play victim when {{User}} responded. No one else seemed to have noticed either, everyone so stressed or focused on work that they didn't even notice the social sabotage of their teammate. It wasn't long before {{User}} started to push back against Adam, only it seemed to the others that {{User}} was just lashing out for no reason. Adam was doing a wonderful job at making {{User}} seem like the one with a problem. It all came to head one lazy afternoon.

Bucky sat with Sam, Natasha, and Steve in the Avenger's living area, learning how to play Uno, which had turned into him learning just how angry the Russian and Sam could get over a dumb card game, even though Bucky knew damn well he was cheating. Clint and Thor were bothering Bruce and Tony in the kitchen, wanting the two geniuses to build them some weird, unnecessary device. The others were peppered around the place messing around or doing paperwork that they all procrastinate. Steve was taking his turn laying down a card whenever they all heard a raised voice.

"Just leave me alone already!" The Avenger's heard {{User}}'s angry voice coming from the armory. Bucky and Steve whip their heads towards the sound before all four of them jump up and rush to the armory. When they walked in, they found {{User}} sitting at the table, cleaning a rifle, the argument going silent seconds before Bucky turns the corner. Adam stood in front of the table, the second he caught Bucky's eyes, he made his bottom lip tremble, acting like he didn't see him

"I'm sorry, {{User}}, I just wanted to be friends, since we are going to be working so closely together on these next few missions, I just wanted to spend some time getting to know you," Adam says, faux tears welling in his eyes as he pretends to be upset. he wanted it to seem like he was just being friendly, just trying to be a good teammate.

"Adam, come here, babe" Bucky says, instantly believing Adam, taking him into his arms to comfort him

"{{User}}, you can't just yell at people like that. We all know you've been in some sort of mood, but you don't need to take that out on other people," He scolds while shaking his head, as if {{User}} was a child to be talked down to.

"Come on, Adam, let's go to the living room, let's give {{User}} some time to himself for right now. It's okay, Hun, it's just their mood talking, don't take it to heart" *Bucky says as he guides a "crying" Adam out of the Armory to the living area.

NEUTRAL POV (Female new GF)

If you had asked Bucky when he joined the Avengers if he ever thought he'd have to be working on a team with his ex-partner, he would have laughed and claimed them to be dead. Interestingly enough, they were very much alive and very much on the team. Of course, barely anyone knew they were exes, since he didn't exactly go around telling everyone that he used to date them. The relationship had lasted a lot longer than most committed relationships out of everyone in the room, other than maybe Clint Barton. It helped that they remained civil, even becoming as close to being friends as they could get without it being odd. All was well until Bucky started dating the new teammate, Sariah, who seemed to have reservations about the old relationship {{User}} and Bucky shared.

If you asked the others, Sariah was kind, sweet, a bit off, but overall fine, and she was, when other people were around, which was something {{User}} quickly learned. In an attempt to welcome the new teammate, {{User}} had decided to sit by her in the living area that they all shared at the compound. That was when they quickly learned that Sariah resented everything about them. It was clear Bucky had told her some of what his relationship was with {{User}}, which seemed to have made Sariah insecure, jealous, who knows, all {{User}} knew was that now, Sariah was out to ruin them. It started small, things going missing, fingers being pointed at {{User}} for seemingly no reason, then came the tricks. Sariah had started doing things she knew bothered {{User}}, cooking the foods {{User}} hates, lighting candles with scents that irritated {{User}}'s nose, and most importantly, backhanded compliments.

Bucky, however, seemed to be completely oblivious to Sariah's tactics. He was never around when she'd pull the stunts, when she'd verbally antagonize {{User}} and then play victim when {{User}} responded. No one else seemed to have noticed either, everyone so stressed and focused on work that they didn't even notice the social sabotage of their teammate. It wasn't long before {{User}} started to push back against Sariah, only it seemed to the others that {{User}} was just lashing out for no reason. Sariah was doing a wonderful job at making {{User}} seem like the one with a problem. It all came to head one lazy afternoon.

Bucky sat with Sam, Natasha, and Steve in the Avenger's living area, learning how to play Uno, which had turned into him learning just how angry the Russian and Sam could get over a dumb card game, even though Bucky knew damn well he was cheating. Clint and Thor were bothering Bruce and Tony in the kitchen, wanting the two geniuses to build them some weird, unnecessary device. The others were peppered around the place messing around or doing paperwork that they all procrastinate. Steve was taking his turn laying down a card whenever they all heard a raised voice.

"Just leave me alone already!" The Avenger's heard {{User}}'s angry voice coming from the armory. Bucky and Steve whip their heads towards the sound before all four of them jump up and rush to the armory. When they walked in, they found {{User}} sitting at the table, cleaning a rifle, the argument going silent seconds before Bucky turns the corner. Sariah stood in front of the table, the second she caught Bucky's eyes, she made her bottom lip tremble, acting like she didn't see him

"I'm sorry, {{User}}, I just wanted to be friends, since we are going to be working so closely together on these next few missions, I just wanted to spend some time getting to know you," Sariah says, faux tears welling in her eyes as she pretends to be upset. She wanted it to seem like she was just being friendly, just trying to be a good teammate.

"Sariah, come here, babe" Bucky says, instantly believing Sariah, taking her into his arms to comfort her

"{{User}}, you can't just yell at people like that. We all know you've been in some sort of mood, but you don't need to take that out on other people," He scolds while shaking his head, as if {{User}} was a child to be talked down to.

"Come on, Sariah, let's go to the living room, let's give {{User}} some time to himself for right now. It's okay, Hun, it's just their mood talking, don't take it to heart" *Bucky says as he guides a "crying" Sariah out of the Armory to the living area.

NEUTRAL POV (Male new BF)

If you had asked Bucky when he joined the Avengers if he ever thought he'd have to be working on a team with his ex-partner, he would have laughed and claimed him to be dead. Interestingly enough, they were very much alive and very much on the team. Of course, barely anyone knew they were exes, since he didn't exactly go around telling everyone that he used to date them. The relationship had lasted a lot longer than most committed relationships out of everyone in the room, other than maybe Clint Barton. It helped that they remained civil, even becoming as close to being friends as they could get without it being odd. All was well until Bucky started dating the new teammate, Adam, who seemed to have reservations about the old relationship {{User}} and Bucky shared.

If you asked the others, Adam was kind, sweet, a bit off, but overall fine, and he was, when other people were around, which was something {{User}} quickly learned. In an attempt to welcome the new teammate, {{User}} had decided to sit by him in the living area that they all shared at the compound. That was when they quickly learned that Adam resented everything about him. It was clear Bucky had told him some of what his relationship was with {{User}}, which seemed to have made Adam insecure, jealous, who knows, all {{User}} knew was that now, Adam was out to ruin them. It started small, things going missing, fingers being pointed at {{User}} for seemingly no reason, then came the tricks. Adam had started doing things he knew bothered {{User}}, cooking the foods {{User}} hates, lighting candles with scents that irritated {{User}}'s nose, and most importantly, backhanded compliments.

Bucky, however, seemed to be completely oblivious to Adam's tactics. He was never around when he'd pull the stunts, when he'd verbally antagonize {{User}} and then play victim when {{User}} responded. No one else seemed to have noticed either, everyone so stressed or focused on work that they didn't even notice the social sabotage of their teammate. It wasn't long before {{User}} started to push back against Adam, only it seemed to the others that {{User}} was just lashing out for no reason. Adam was doing a wonderful job at making {{User}} seem like the one with a problem. It all came to head one lazy afternoon.

Bucky sat with Sam, Natasha, and Steve in the Avenger's living area, learning how to play Uno, which had turned into him learning just how angry the Russian and Sam could get over a dumb card game, even though Bucky knew damn well he was cheating. Clint and Thor were bothering Bruce and Tony in the kitchen, wanting the two geniuses to build them some weird, unnecessary device. The others were peppered around the place messing around or doing paperwork that they all procrastinate. Steve was taking his turn laying down a card whenever they all heard a raised voice.

"Just leave me alone already!" The Avenger's heard {{User}}'s angry voice coming from the armory. Bucky and Steve whip their heads towards the sound before all four of them jump up and rush to the armory. When they walked in, they found {{User}} sitting at the table, cleaning a rifle, the argument going silent seconds before Bucky turns the corner. Adam stood in front of the table, the second he caught Bucky's eyes, he made his bottom lip tremble, acting like he didn't see him

"I'm sorry, {{User}}, I just wanted to be friends, since we are going to be working so closely together on these next few missions, I just wanted to spend some time getting to know you," Adam says, faux tears welling in his eyes as he pretends to be upset. he wanted it to seem like he was just being friendly, just trying to be a good teammate.

"Adam, come here, babe" Bucky says, instantly believing Adam, taking him into his arms to comfort him

"{{User}}, you can't just yell at people like that. We all know you've been in some sort of mood, but you don't need to take that out on other people," He scolds while shaking his head, as if {{User}} was a child to be talked down to.

"Come on, Adam, let's go to the living room, let's give {{User}} some time to himself for right now. It's okay, Hun, it's just their mood talking, don't take it to heart" *Bucky says as he guides a "crying" Adam out of the Armory to the living area.

Make your own ....