The position wasnât that much of a hindrance on their flow of movement. Buckyâs back was docked against the wall, and this jointed them, so they werenât incoherently moving like they might be otherwise. Their motions seemed natural, like theyâd been here before, or like they had been anticipating this. Typically, these types of connections were infirm of purpose; only existing to relieve his appetite for human communication, which was ironic, since most of this occurred without talking.Â
His back was rigid, but this was statue-like repose. Haltingly, their hands were upon one another, the rhythm hiccuping along. Ivan feels the breath wedding with his own, his words lost against his lips and their actions. Neither of them were jaded. There was plenty of admiration, which was strange considering they were drunk. They were definitely wasted. This wouldnât have happened without the aid of vodka. Bucky was callow and youthful; Ivan could not compare in any regards. He wouldnât have let himself get knotted in this situation without drinking.Â
Ivanâs thoughts are interrupted by the feeling of hands on his skin, his fingers leaving fires in their wake. Everything was so fresh on his mind, and he could hardly keep his mind from racing now. It was hard to not act on the stimulants that were beginning to react from each contact. Ivanâs tongue conveys some sort of urgency in their kiss, and heâs trying to get the shirt off of Bucky. Their shirts feel like burdens, at this point.Â
Things were spinning in his mindâs eye, and he feared if he opened his eyes, that everything would come crashing back into reality. Like how someone might be able to hear them, or that his door was still unlocked and Arthur or someone could walk in at anytime. Heâs pushed Buckyâs shirt up enough to reveal the grand majority of his chest.Â
Bucky's bad at this whole 'keep quiet' deal. He'd always had a bad habit of talking too damn much, got him in a lot of trouble with a lot of different people. While he didn't exactly feel like he'd be getting in trouble for talking with Ivan, he did guess it'd put a severe dent in the moment, or whatever it's called. This wasn't a moment, actually. Just two drunk guys stuck together by vodka and a really, really shitty glue. Somehow, he still manages to keep giddy behind the kiss. His fingers trail along Ivan's body, until the shirt's up at his shoulders and starts to bunch up with that scarf. Palms press against his chest, always surprisingly warm, always pleasant. It's easier for Bucky to lose track of his thoughts, to just push them aside. He's been doing that his whole life; such a contrast between the two of them. Ivan thought about everything, maybe too much. Bucky thought about things far too little. It was bound to be the ruin of the both of them. Again, cool air sings against his skin when his own t-shirt is pulled up higher, and briefly Bucky wonders how ridiculous they must look, on the floor with shirts up to their shoulders like they're playing a game of 'I'll show you mine if you show me yours.' He wants to laugh, but he manages to restrain himself, if only for the sake of keeping the kiss together. Though, it's going to have to break at some point, if these shirts ever intend to come off entirely. That, and he's also got the worry that this whole thing'll fall apart if they let go of each other for even a moment, they'll come down from whatever high they're on and realize what's going on. Bucky shoves these away again, as he's so able to do, focusing instead on returning that same sort of passion into the kiss that Ivan was.










