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What happens in Paris 5/5
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@mrrmhk: [MR│Watch] The wonderful minutes and seconds of Cartier Santos x Sebastian Stan chronograph The more wonderful life is, the more you need to grasp every minute and second. Therefore, Hollywood's popular star Sebastian Stan chooses to wear the new chronograph launched by the Cartier Santos series this year to record the precious minute and every second with a simple and timeless model. As Cartier's brand ambassador, Sebastian Stan has always been convinced that a wristwatch is not just an accessory. "It is one of the few things you wear every day that can quietly accumulate the meaning of life. It records the rest of time, and also reflects the road you have walked and your experience. It is closely related to certain moments, milestones and experiences in life. Wearing the newly launched Santos chronograph, Sebastian Stan felt that its design was exquisite and accurate. "The Santos series has a distinctive personality, and this new watch goes further. It does not look too complicated. The timing function is integrated, without adding to the snake, giving the watch accuracy and practicality, while maintaining a simple and smooth design." Sebastian Stan continued: "I have always been fond of the Santos series of wristwatches. The design is simple, classic and modern, and it exudes confidence. Moreover, its style is versatile, and it can be naturally changed from formal occasions to daily wear, which is its enduring charm. Today, it is still as classic as it was in the past. I have been wearing the Cartier watch for several years. For me, it is an eternal classic and never out of date. @Mrrmhk @cartier @imsebastianstan #Cartier #Cartier #Santos #SebastianStan #watch
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SEBASTIAN STAN at the closing ceremony of the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival.
#the way he never stops serving face even when he's worried sick
SEBASTIAN STAN at the closing ceremony of the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival.
SEBASTIAN STAN at the closing ceremony of the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival.
SEBASTIAN STAN
Attends the closing ceremony of the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival.
SEBASTIAN STAN at the closing ceremony of the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival.
Steve Rogers had survived battlefields only to come home to a different kind of war.
A decorated veteran turned CEO of his late father’s billion-dollar company, Steve is respected, admired, and constantly watched by the public.
But after an explosion during his final deployment leaves him paralyzed from the waist down, the world starts treating him differently, fragile, tragic, incomplete.
Investors whisper about succession. Board members doubt his “stability” His family becomes obsessed with securing the inheritance tied to an old clause in his grandfather’s will: Steve must marry and produce a legal heir within a certain timeframe, or control of the company passes to another branch of the family.
The problem? Nobody sees Steve as a person anymore.
Every woman his family throws at him during galas, dinners, and charity events only sees the money, the fame, the penthouse, the legacy. Some pity him. Some act performatively kind while subtly cringing from the reality of caring for a disabled husband.
Steve hates all of it. He doesn’t want a nurse. He doesn’t want a trophy wife. He wants someone who looks at him and still sees a man.
Then one rainy evening, his wheelchair loses control near a steep sidewalk outside a crowded café.
People stare… Some even recognize him… But nobody moves.
Until someone does.
A man in a worn leather jacket catches the chair before it tips completely, steadying Steve with shaking hands and a rushed “Jesus, are you okay?” before crouching to fix the wheel himself.
He doesn’t treat Steve delicately or awkwardly. Doesn’t look impressed by who he is. He’s more worried about whether Steve hurt his hands during the near fall.
And before Steve can even properly thank him, the man is gone.
But Steve can’t stop thinking about him.
Because for the first time in years, someone helped him without wanting something in return.
Days later, Steve’s family hosts another miserable dinner party filled with wealthy socialites practically auditioning to become Mrs. Rogers.
Steve is already exhausted before the event even starts. Every conversation feels fake. Every smile feels rehearsed.
Then he sees him again… Not in a suit… But in a catering uniform.
James Buchanan Barnes, “Bucky” to his coworkers, is carrying trays through the ballroom, exhausted from working double shifts. He doesn’t even recognize Steve at first, which somehow affects Steve more than it should. But when they finally talk privately on a balcony away from the noise, the conversation becomes… easy and real.
Bucky is blunt, sarcastic, and completely unimpressed by wealth. He admits he only took the catering job because he’s behind on rent again. He’s raising a little girl alone after her mother left him years ago, and every paycheck disappears into school fees, groceries, and medical bills before he even sees it. He’s tired all the time, but he talks about his daughter with so much love that Steve can’t stop listening.
And for once, Steve doesn’t feel pitied.
That night, long after the party ends, Steve lies awake thinking about the loophole.
The inheritance clause only says he has to marry.
It never says he has to marry a woman.
So maybe… maybe this could help both of them.
A contract marriage.
Steve gets the inheritance and shuts his family up.
Bucky gets financial stability, healthcare, a home for him and his daughter.
Simple.
Except Steve starts realizing very quickly that he doesn’t want Bucky pretending to care about him.
For some reason he wants it to be real.
A stucky au
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Steve Rogers had survived battlefields only to come home to a different kind of war.
A decorated veteran turned CEO of his late father’s billion-dollar company, Steve is respected, admired, and constantly watched by the public.
But after an explosion during his final deployment leaves him paralyzed from the waist down, the world starts treating him differently, fragile, tragic, incomplete.
Investors whisper about succession. Board members doubt his “stability” His family becomes obsessed with securing the inheritance tied to an old clause in his grandfather’s will: Steve must marry and produce a legal heir within a certain timeframe, or control of the company passes to another branch of the family.
The problem? Nobody sees Steve as a person anymore.
Every woman his family throws at him during galas, dinners, and charity events only sees the money, the fame, the penthouse, the legacy. Some pity him. Some act performatively kind while subtly cringing from the reality of caring for a disabled husband.
Steve hates all of it. He doesn’t want a nurse. He doesn’t want a trophy wife. He wants someone who looks at him and still sees a man.
Then one rainy evening, his wheelchair loses control near a steep sidewalk outside a crowded café.
People stare… Some even recognize him… But nobody moves.
Until someone does.
A man in a worn leather jacket catches the chair before it tips completely, steadying Steve with shaking hands and a rushed “Jesus, are you okay?” before crouching to fix the wheel himself.
He doesn’t treat Steve delicately or awkwardly. Doesn’t look impressed by who he is. He’s more worried about whether Steve hurt his hands during the near fall.
And before Steve can even properly thank him, the man is gone.
But Steve can’t stop thinking about him.
Because for the first time in years, someone helped him without wanting something in return.
Days later, Steve’s family hosts another miserable dinner party filled with wealthy socialites practically auditioning to become Mrs. Rogers.
Steve is already exhausted before the event even starts. Every conversation feels fake. Every smile feels rehearsed.
Then he sees him again… Not in a suit… But in a catering uniform.
James Buchanan Barnes, “Bucky” to his coworkers, is carrying trays through the ballroom, exhausted from working double shifts. He doesn’t even recognize Steve at first, which somehow affects Steve more than it should. But when they finally talk privately on a balcony away from the noise, the conversation becomes… easy and real.
Bucky is blunt, sarcastic, and completely unimpressed by wealth. He admits he only took the catering job because he’s behind on rent again. He’s raising a little girl alone after her mother left him years ago, and every paycheck disappears into school fees, groceries, and medical bills before he even sees it. He’s tired all the time, but he talks about his daughter with so much love that Steve can’t stop listening.
And for once, Steve doesn’t feel pitied.
That night, long after the party ends, Steve lies awake thinking about the loophole.
The inheritance clause only says he has to marry.
It never says he has to marry a woman.
So maybe… maybe this could help both of them.
A contract marriage.
Steve gets the inheritance and shuts his family up.
Bucky gets financial stability, healthcare, a home for him and his daughter.
Simple.
Except Steve starts realizing very quickly that he doesn’t want Bucky pretending to care about him.
For some reason he wants it to be real.
A stucky au
Heated Rivalry ll S01EP05
he was down SO BAD IMMEDIATELY
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Thank you ❤️❤️ I'm still learning, and a bit struggling with the letters haha!! Honestly now I can understand a bit when I hear Russian and I can speak and spell 🥰 my goal is to reach a point where I rewatch heated rivalry without reading the subtitles 🫣
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SEBASTIAN STAN & RENATE REINSVE At the 'Fjord' screening during the 79th Cannes Film Festival.