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eurynome827 · 5 years

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Hayride

Pairing: Bucky Barnes x Reader

Word Count: 1,536

Summary: A getaway with all the fall activities you can get your man to put up with you for, until you need his help to get through a haunted hayride.

Warnings: nothing really, fluffy flufftastic

Author Note: This is my entry for Mimi’s Fall Into Marvel Challenge hosted by @captain-rogers-beard and my prompt was Hayride.

“Are you sure you don’t want to come in?”

Bucky shook his head and smirked at you as you trudged barefoot through a large tub full of red grapes.

“I’m just fine out here, doll.”

You bit your tongue to keep from harassing him but couldn’t resist raising up your foot and chucking some grape remnants in his direction. He moved out of their path easily, but the winemaker in charge of the grape crushing party cleared his throat and glowered in your direction.

“Sorry!” you waved at the winemaker with a big smile and Bucky snorted.

“You’re a child.”

You stuck out your tongue at him and jumped, hoping to splatter him a little but then you shrieked as you almost lost your footing. Bucky rushed to grab your arm and steady you before you fell into a tub of half crushed grape mess. “Brat,” he couldn’t keep his amusement out of his voice as he smoothly scooped you up in his arms and pulled you out of the tub. “Let’s go get our wine and sit somewhere dry.”

You couldn’t remember ever being this happy. Somehow you had convinced Bucky to spend a long weekend with you on the North Fork of Long Island doing all your favorite fall activities. You were staying in a beautiful old bed and breakfast on the edge of a vineyard, right in the middle of Harvest season. You drank cider and danced in the courtyard at the Riverhead Cider House. Bucky let himself be dragged along apple picking AND pumpkin picking, with only the promise of fresh baked pies sustaining him.

Other than that, Bucky’s favorite part of this trip so far had been the evenings spent at the fire pit at the bed and breakfast – snuggled up with you under multitudes of stars, impossible to see with the bright lights of Manhattan. No, this trip hadn’t been ALL bad.

You wriggled your toes on the vineyard lawn as Bucky aimed the hose at your stained feet. Once all the crushed grapes were washed away from between your toes, you allowed Bucky to lift you again and he walked a short distance to place you on a wine barrel. You stretched your feet out on a neighboring barrel and turned your face toward the sky, grateful for the warm Autumn sun. While your eyes were closed Bucky took out his phone and quickly snapped a picture of you, with a soft grin on his face. No, this trip hadn’t been all bad, not at all.

“I’ll get our glasses, doll,” Bucky turned toward the tasting barn and then called over his shoulder, “Red or white?”

“If it’s cabernet sauvignon, grab me a red. Otherwise, white please!” You checked your watch while you waited for his return. Just enough time to enjoy one glass in the sun, and then you would need to change for the harvest festival that evening. One more night under the stars out at the fire pit, and then home in the morning.

At the harvest festival you both ate your fill of delicious but decidedly unhealthy foods, topped off with apple cider donuts for dessert. The atmosphere was raucous, with several live bands and tons of people milling about. You took a moment to look over at Bucky but he actually seemed to be handling the crowds well. Even so, you took the opportunity to get away to a quieter place and wandered through the corn maze hand in hand. The only interruptions were the children rushing past at intervals, trying to race each other through the maze. Bucky paused at the center of the maze and nudged your cheek with his nose. You looked into his eyes with a smile, “Hi.”

“Hi,” he kissed you softly, “I know I’ve been grumpy, but this has been a really nice trip.”

“Yeah?!” You smiled ear to ear at him and hugged him tightly, “I’m so happy to hear you say that. I’ve had the best time. I’m really lucky you want to put up with me!”

Bucky kissed you one more time and took your hand to lead you out of the maze. “I’m the lucky one, doll.”

At the end of the maze your childish enthusiasm got the better of you again. “A HAYRIDE! Can we go, please?” You hung on his arm with a pleading look in your eyes and Bucky let you pull him toward the horse-drawn cart. It was getting late at the festival and you were joined on the cart by only one more family. A mother and father on the young side, with a boy about three years old and a little girl you placed at about six. You smiled at them as they got settled across from you and Bucky, but then jumped three feet into the air as the driver loudly announced, “WELCOME TO THE HAUNTED HAYRIDE!”

“….haunted?” you glanced at Bucky and briefly considered jumping off the cart. You loved fall and you loved Halloween, but you were notoriously easy to scare. You knew you were about to completely embarrass yourself in front of these children and that Bucky would never get tired of telling this story. He was already looking at you with amusement, knowing exactly what was going through your head. “C’mon, you know I’ll protect you,” he whispered to you, and you huffed and sidled closer to him. Let him have his fun, you thought to yourself. He had certainly let you have yours.

The horse began a slow clip-clop toward the field, away from the festival and the corn maze and the lights began to fade away, leaving only the moonlight. This would have been lovely if you weren’t anxiously waiting for some teenager in a terrible costume to jump out at you! As if on cue, two zombies grabbed onto the side of the cart and moaned and you nearly ripped Bucky’s arm off. The two children were not faring any better. You whimpered and dove under Bucky’s arm, covering your face with your hands.

“Shh, baby,” he soothed you, but the laughter stayed in his voice, “something is coming up, behind us.”

And it went on like that, with your strong boyfriend with his super soldier senses warning you of every impending danger. The two parents were obviously in over their heads, trying to calm the little boy while the girl was jumping and screaming just the same as you. After the third or forth jump scare you saw him reach out his hand to the little girl. “Hey honey,” he said sweetly to her, “if you stay by me I can tell you when to close your eyes.”

She didn’t even hesitate and hopped over to your bench, scooting under Bucky’s flesh arm as you cowered under his metal one. He began to whisper his warnings to little girl and softly squeeze you closer when it was time to hide. You looked up at the parents across the way and saw their relieved faces. “Thank you,” the mother mouthed to Bucky and he grinned widely in return.

Finally the ride of terror was over, and you accepted a quick kiss from your man before hurriedly jumping down from the cart. Bucky helped the little girl out and offered a hand to her mother, who took it gratefully. While her father and brother were climbing down, the girl pulled on Bucky’s hand to get him down to her level.

“My name’s Zoe, what’s yours?”

“Bucky,” he grinned back as she shook his hand solemnly.

“My mama said I could have a caramel apple after the hayride, but I want you to have one too for being so brave.” She kept her hand in his and started pulling him toward the food stands and you thought your heart had grown three (or more) sizes. There were quick introductions amongst the adults and then caramel apples for all, but soon it was time to say good night and goodbye.

Back in the cozy room at your bed and breakfast, you washed your face and brushed your teeth, and when you turned to exit the room you were blocked by Bucky leaning in the doorway.

“My hero,” you teased quietly, standing on tiptoes to kiss him gently and then shifting to move past him, but his arms held you tightly.

“My love,” he said softly, nudging your nose with his.

“Yes?” Your voice caught in your throat.

“I was thinking,” he began, and you nodded in encouragement, “when we come back here someday, it would be nice to have someone else to protect on the hayride.”

You paused, a little confused but pretty sure you were getting his drift. “Okay, Buck. Who did you have in mind?”

His eyes twinkled down at you. “Let’s make a baby.”

You swallowed the lump that flew into your throat. “You sure about that, Buck?” He lifted you off the floor and you wrapped your legs around his waist with a giggle. “Oh, right now?” He ignored your laughter and carried you straight to the bed, laying you down with a slow, deep kiss. “I thought you’d never ask.”

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lorettalivingston6911 · 6 years

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Oscars 2018: All The Viral Moments!

I look younger now than when I was in my early 20s

With so much star power in one room, we knew SOMETHING memorable would go down.

And, thanks to Twitter, all of the noteworthy moments from this year's Oscars have been documented online. No, really!!

Photos: All The Oscars Red Carpet Fashion!

Case in point, Jennifer Garner got the GIF treatment, when she seemingly came to an epiphany during the ceremony. Specifically, Ben Affleck's ex was seen clapping with the rest of the audience, when her hands noticeably stopped moving and an "OMG" look crept upon her face. LOLz.

Be sure to ch-ch-check out ALL the viral moments from the show for yourself (below)!!

Jennifer Garner Realizes Something Mid-Award Show

What realization did Jennifer Garner just come to? pic.twitter.com/pWtycEDEVs — bobby finger (@bobbyfinger) March 5, 2018

When you’re having a good time and realize you forgot to thaw the chicken for your mama pic.twitter.com/M2SStgA2VP — Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) March 5, 2018

I wonder if Jennifer Garner knows that she’s a meme yet #oscars — Reagan Pierce (@reagandpierce) March 5, 2018

Jennifer Garner figuring out what "inclusion rider" means https://t.co/jaBvhfT7PA — Easterly (@hillyeahhh) March 5, 2018

Animals Got Some Love At The Academy Awards

A couple animals got shout outs during the Oscars. Special effects make-up artist Kazuhiro Tsuji kicked things off when he made sure to thank his cats while accepting the Best Makeup and Hairstyling award for his work on Darkest Hour. Later on, Alison Janney thanked "a cast and crew and bird that elevated [her] work" during her Best Supporting Actress acceptance speech.

Just remembering that a perfectly-coiffed Kazuhiro Tsuji thanked his cats in his #Oscars win last night. And how important it is to live your truth. — Mari Uyehara (@mariuyehara) March 5, 2018

A man after my own heart - Kazuhiro Tsuji thanking his #cat in his #Oscars acceptance speech! https://t.co/TaxZW33mmU — KT #OdeToJoy Parker (@lunaperla) March 5, 2018

for the record, someday i too will win an oscar for makeup/hairstyling and just like kazuhiro tsuji i will also thank my cat — The Empress (@aesterios) March 5, 2018

kazuhiro tsuji thanking his cat and dedicating the oscar to him is my spirit animal/mood forever — Mimi (@Mimitbd) March 5, 2018

alison janney the first non-british actor to thank a bird — andy levy (@andylevy) March 5, 2018

alison janney thanking her shoulder bird in her acceptance speech gave me new life & paid off my student loans 🙏🏽 #itonya #Oscars2018 — brit wigintton (@britwigintton) March 5, 2018

The always classy Allison Janney shouted out her bird co-star in I, Tonya, who definitely deserved to share that award #oscars — Alison (@alison_walks) March 5, 2018

A Totally Unnecessary Tribute To Movies

An hour into the award show's broadcast, the Academy decided to air a movie montage in order to celebrate the organization's 90th birthday. Sadly, the footage wasn't super enjoyable, as it served no real purpose. But hey, Hollywood celebrating Hollywood isn't a SHOCKING thing -- just extra AF.

WHAT IS THIS MONTAGE ABOUT — Emily Yoshida (@emilyyoshida) March 5, 2018

Yeah, guys. We’re on board with movies. We’re an hour deep into a show about movies. — Josh Gondelman (@joshgondelman) March 5, 2018

Kobe Bryant's Win Was Not Celebrated Online

Amid the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, it seemed crazy that Kobe walked away an Oscar winner this year. In case you forgot, Bryant -- who won for Best Animated Short for the film Dear Basketball -- was arrested in '03 for sexual assault after he was hit with rape claims by a hotel staffer. Ultimately, the criminal charges were dropped and Kobe settled the matter out of court.

now show me the sexual assaulter winning an oscar in slow mo !! — Joanna Rothkopf (@joannarothkopf) March 5, 2018

Hollywood - "Women are important!"

Also Hollywood - "Here's Kobe Bryant, who sexually assaulted a woman!" — [email protected] (@ChrisWarcraft) March 5, 2018

Accused rapist Kobe Bryant just won an Oscar. Hollywood loves (alleged) rapists and pedophiles. #Oscars — Makada 🇺🇸 (@_Makada_) March 5, 2018

Kobe Bryant joins a long line of men who have both won an Oscar & have been accused of rape. #MeToo #Oscars — Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) March 5, 2018

Gary From Chicago Was MIA -- And The World Took Notice

Host Jimmy Kimmel certainly tried to recreate the viral Gary from Chicago moment from last year's Oscars, as he brought Gal Gadot, Ansel Elgort, Emily Blunt, and others to visit with unsuspecting movie watchers at Grauman's Chinese Theatre. In an attempt to incorporate the elated fans who were surprised with A-listers, Jimmy brought up Mike Young from Lake Elsinore to introduce Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph.

Unfortunately, Mr. Young did NOT leave a lasting impression...

update: gary from chicago with smartphone > mike from california with junior mints — Laura (@laurahopkinz) March 5, 2018

That dude was no Gary from Chicago. #oscars — Ann Lurie (@littleayun) March 5, 2018

*Narrator - he was not Gary from Chicago — It's Just Me (@JustNMS) March 5, 2018

Tiffany Haddish Recycles A Look For The Oscars

Tiffany is without a doubt the most relatable celeb out there right now. We mean, we just LOVED seeing Miz Haddish in the white Alexander McQueen dress she wore on Saturday Night Live AND to her Girls Trip premiere. The comedienne has previously joked that she spent "a lot of money on this dress" (priced at $4,000 gown). Get your money's worth, girl!!

#TiffanyHaddish wearing that same dress makes me appreciate her normalcy #StayingRich — HappinessOverload (@LadyWithBalls) March 5, 2018

Tiffany Haddish wearing the SAME dress she said she would wear everywhere on SNL.

A woman who sticks to her word. — J'na (@jnajefferson) March 5, 2018

Did @TiffanyHaddish's dress at the #Oscars look familiar? https://t.co/Fu3ElwbWHV pic.twitter.com/r3yrH18rEM — Variety (@Variety) March 5, 2018

I have endless appreciation for celebs who maintain frugal habits. Tiffany Haddish wearing that dress again to get her money’s worth is fucking dope. #oscars — Chrissa Hardy 🧟‍♀️ (@chrissahardy) March 5, 2018

Wait. Is Tiffany Haddish wearing her SNL monologue dress, which was also her Girls Trip premiere dress, which she joked about wearing repeatedly because it cost $4k, to present at #Oscars? HEREFORIT. #Oscars pic.twitter.com/fNo1Wcwp6s — Lindsay L Miller (@lindsaylmiller) March 5, 2018

Frances McDormand Celebrates All Women In Her Acceptance Speech

During such an empowering show, it only seemed right that France McDormand celebrated all women in the industry amid her Best Actress acceptance speech. (She also gave a special shout out to Olympian Chloe Kim too). Unsurprisingly, Twitter has since rallied around the A-lister's battle cry!

Be sure to watch the speech AND take a look at the reactions (below).

Frances McDormand recognizes women in Hollywood during her Oscars acceptance speech. McDormand won the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" https://t.co/AWx0OL64KA pic.twitter.com/X49wgnxl2J — NBC News (@NBCNews) March 5, 2018

gary oldman used his speech to 'salute' racist war criminal winston churchill.

frances mcdormand used hers to literally celebrate every other woman nominated and push for more inclusive casts and crews on productions. pic.twitter.com/oSPuYMgMny — Ryan John Butcher (@ryanjohnbutcher) March 5, 2018

Wait, did Frances McDormand just began her #Oscars acceptance speech by shouting out @chloekimsnow? I am deceased. — Gus Kenworthy (@guskenworthy) March 5, 2018

Frances Mcdormand had two words for everyone last night in her acceptance speech: Inclusion. Rider. Curious as to what that is? Here’s your answer, care of the extraordinary Stacy Smith at @Inclusionists https://t.co/n0ID4uGSBg — Amber Tamblyn (@ambertamblyn) March 5, 2018

Frances McDormand dominated awards season, which is why its so cool that best actress nominees-Meryl Streep, @MargotRobbie Saoirse Ronan & Sally Hawkins-in group embrace after Frances won tonight, closing out months of "competing."Even more touching after Frances’ speech #oscars pic.twitter.com/kt4EeSd1Pp — Chris Gardner (@chrissgardner) March 5, 2018

AH-Mazing.

What did YOU think?? Did you have a favorite moment??

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