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Steve + Bucky – Stucky – AU – What’s Lost Can Be Found Complete

I DO NOT own ANY OF THE CLIPS or THE SONG in this video, and therefore make no money from this or any of the other videos I have posted here. Reblog: http://xcrstfallenstrx.tumblr.com/pos... Summary: Part 1 - Steve has been a bad boy. He’s been cheating, but Bucky isn’t blind. The first time Bucky confronts him, he doesn’t reply. He wants to end it, because he doesn’t want to lose Bucky, but suspects it’s already too late. The second time Bucky confronts him, it turns into a fight and Bucky storms out. He wants Steve gone when he gets back, so Steve leaves. The next night he shows up to talk to Bucky, but instead finds himself kicked out. He tries calling but Bucky’s answer is always the same. Not long after he spots Bucky at the bar with another guy. He’s hurt, but Bucky isn’t his anymore. He goes to another bar instead, and drinks himself stupid. Bucky, spends the night with this new guy. Steve shows up the next day, hungover, and confronts Bucky. Bucky doesn’t reply, and Steve says something he knows he’ll regret later. Bucky tells him he doesn’t mean it, but he’s too angry to care. They run into each other again and Steve gives it one more try, but Bucky’s final reply is simply, ‘I told you how I felt’. Part 2 - Steve just can't let go. He's misses Bucky every day, and often asks himself if Bucky misses him too. Bucky and David have moved in together, but something still stirs inside of Bucky. Deep down, he knows he's still in love with Steve. David is great, really, and any man would be lucky to have him, but love is a messy business. *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.*