Yuri Plisetsky (
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riverviewlogs2018-06-28 11:48 pm
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who: Yuri Plisetsky and Bucky Barnes (616)
what: Gotta tell dad about the wedding
when: Early June
where: Bucky's place
warnings: A lot of cursing? Possibly some sappy feelings shit.
[ Since announcing his engagement, Yuri hadn't forgotten his promise to make sure that Bucky was one of the first- if not the first informed about any other big upcoming milestones for the Altin-Plisetsky's future. So it only made sense that his was the first invitation to be delivered. It had to be, in Yuri's mind. James was one of the people he had become closest to since arriving in Riverview. Like Eddie, he was family. So much more than just another shmuck who he'd been hauled onto the moon with.
And... beyond the invitation, there was something else he wanted to ask the other about. Something that warranted an in person delivery of his invitation. So there he was, outside of Bucky's door on an afternoon that he could count on the other actually being home. Well, he hoped he would be anyway.
It was hot out, hot enough to warrant tank tops and shorts- yet even despite the warm weather Yuri was still dressed in a baggy hoodie, fanning himself with the other's gold-embossed matte black and glossy leopard print invitation. It was one of his lighter hoodies, at least- and oversized enough that it could have arguably been Otabek's. He was wearing a pair of dark sunglasses, and a pair of dark blue acid wash jeans with rips and tears all through the fabric, patched underneath with black on grey leopard print. With his free hand, he rose a fist and started banging on the door. ]
what: Gotta tell dad about the wedding
when: Early June
where: Bucky's place
warnings: A lot of cursing? Possibly some sappy feelings shit.
[ Since announcing his engagement, Yuri hadn't forgotten his promise to make sure that Bucky was one of the first- if not the first informed about any other big upcoming milestones for the Altin-Plisetsky's future. So it only made sense that his was the first invitation to be delivered. It had to be, in Yuri's mind. James was one of the people he had become closest to since arriving in Riverview. Like Eddie, he was family. So much more than just another shmuck who he'd been hauled onto the moon with.
And... beyond the invitation, there was something else he wanted to ask the other about. Something that warranted an in person delivery of his invitation. So there he was, outside of Bucky's door on an afternoon that he could count on the other actually being home. Well, he hoped he would be anyway.
It was hot out, hot enough to warrant tank tops and shorts- yet even despite the warm weather Yuri was still dressed in a baggy hoodie, fanning himself with the other's gold-embossed matte black and glossy leopard print invitation. It was one of his lighter hoodies, at least- and oversized enough that it could have arguably been Otabek's. He was wearing a pair of dark sunglasses, and a pair of dark blue acid wash jeans with rips and tears all through the fabric, patched underneath with black on grey leopard print. With his free hand, he rose a fist and started banging on the door. ]

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Not surprising, is it? There are times still he feels like poison in the lives of the people he cares for. When he finally speaks again, his voice is a little rough. Of course the kid has made a guess, but - it sounds like he's exaggerating, like he thinks the number can't be that high. Here goes nothing, he guesses.] It's more than a hundred. I fought on the front lines during the second world war. I was an assassin for the KGB. Then I chased after American terrorists. Who I am now is still the sum of who I've been over the decades. Maybe I should've been honest about that from the start.
[Because it feels deceptive, almost, to agree to give Yuri away at his wedding without the kid knowing just who would be walking him down the aisle.] Believe me, it isn't that I don't want to. I'm never gonna have a kid of my own to walk down the aisle, and I- care about you. But do you know for sure you ain't gonna regret it if it's me, takin' that big a role?
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Swallowing hard, Yuri wasn't sure what he expected from the other by way of explanation. He didn't expect one; wasn't sure he even wanted one if James didn't want to give it. But then, they were something like a family weren't they? It made sense that Bucky would want to tell him. Even if...
Yuri listened, Yuri listened and absorbed. And still, he didn't care.
Before the other could say any more, could stop him, Yuri had thrown himself at the other, wrapped his arms around James' middle and hauled him close. ]
Just shut up. You're stupid if you think those things would change the fact I care. [ His voice was gruff, face hidden behind the shadow of his hair against the other's shoulder. He squeezed for a moment, before letting the other go. Stepping back and scowling as he shoved his hands into the pocket of his hoodie again. ]
You said it yourself, you are the sum of who you've been over decades. I- I like who you are now. I'm happy to have met you. I'm not going to fucking regret it, okay?
[ And then, a snort. ] And the second world war? You didn't tell me you were practically a dinosaur.
[ Yep, good ol' Yuri. ]
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[It's a soft statement, but pointed, because it has to be said even if he doesn't think Yuri would willingly spread his secrets around. It's less dangerous to fuck up his reputation now, with Alexander Pierce gone, but it's leverage if any ghosts from his own past show up here.
And then he breathes out a laugh.] Yeah, second world war. I was born in 1925, so I guess you can call me old-fashioned. If I'm givin' you away at the wedding, that means I get to pay for at least part of it. [Because that's what a father would do for his kid. The sentiment applies.] You chose the bride role, not me.