c o n t a c t

[bracchium]

желание I know you are the answer, but I forgot the question.	печь There will always be a lie in believe.
один Whatever is static is dead.	рассвет The world is too quiet.

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Comments

sorry i am so so late

[bracchium]

[Bucky doesn't respond with a 'verbal' response, but instead pushes his presence to meet the brush against his mind. He's here, he's listening.]

hush your face you're fine

[deployed]

( Where are you staying? In subspace? )

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[bracchium]

(In the Bearings.)

[But he's been cooping himself in his room until all of his memories come back in full. The open, bleeding burns from Sam Anders are now finally starting to close up, providing Bucky a foundation to rebuild on.]

[deployed]

( Do you mind company? )

[ Just showing up to bother him without asking is probably a bad move. Bellamy recognizes that. ]

[bracchium]

[Asking is a step ahead in Bucky's book. He's still too used to people simply being in his space without a thought, physical or mental.]

( If you keep it down. ) [With the whole thinking thing, that is.]

[deployed]

( I can try. )

[ He still knocks before he enters, leaving the door ajar behind him. ]

Busy?

[ Though he's already in the room. The point where he could have avoided interrupting has come and gone. ]

[bracchium]

[Effort is half the battle these days. Bucky glances up at Bellamy, a sense of familiarity beyond the mental link falling into place like a comfortable blanket.]

Not really. [No offering help directly but not refusing it either.]

[deployed]

[ Bellamy doesn't press. Their bond settles, humming in the background as Bellamy crosses the room to lean against the wall. Casually. He's casual. Check him out. ]

You aren't much of a talker.

[ Understatement of the year. ]

Do you read?

[bracchium]

[So casual. Just about as casual as the soldier trying to mirror the open body language.]

Used to be. [A talker, that is. He thinks. At least more than he is now.] Reading not so much before. More now.

[That's how he's heard about the end of the war, about the multitude of conflicts that followed and seventy years of world history he missed.]