James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes (
make_it_hurt) wrote2014-08-06 09:59 am
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Closed RP with [immaculates]
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James smiled. "You will be able to, I promise you that. We'll get you both out and you'll be safe." He clutched her tightly to his chest, stroking her hair gently. "You and Thomas will be safe from him, I promise." And he couldn't do anything less than promise. He had to. He had to get her and Thomas out, and keep them safe, and make sure he would never be able to hurt them again.
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Carefully she set Thomas on the seat, and his attention was once again to looking out the window, before she picked up her purse clearly not going to accept the offered money. “Can you watch over him for a bit?”
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She had to unlock the compartment door, before she finally left in search of said vending machines or anything else. Turned out she took longer than expected, when she returned she had a bit of a small thoughtful expression before sitting down and giving Thomas small pieces of an apple croissant. “We apparently have trolley service and access to the restaurant in the train since we apparently have first class tickets.”
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It didn't, and he laid awake for a long, long time.
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“When I was a young girl, I used to dream of a lover. He’ll be my shinning knight of strength one day. He carried me to castle in the heavens and battle all my dragons on the way…” Her hands carefully forming and creating the familiar signs for Thomas, she knew he couldn’t hear but she still had the habit of singing along anyway, and Becky could hear her anyway. “…he’ll bring me love, I was longing for. He’ll bring me joy and lasting peace…”
And really, Becky and Thomas had probably more success at falling asleep, considering that it didn’t took her long to lull them into that state, with their heads resting against her lap and still keeping a secure hold on them while she stared out of the window. “I guess there were no castles for me; I do hope it’s different for you two.”