The door handle is pulled from his hand with the gesture, and Bucky flinches back with surprise.
"Er. Well, yeah, but there's nothing wrong with being polite about it." He thinks, anyway. It's also habit, really. Loki invited him, sure, but one should still be invited in, especially as they're still just acquaintances.
At any rate, Loki's made it quite plain he should walk on in now, so he does, looking about curiously as one is wont to do. "Something happen?" To make Loki feel as down as he is. He'd thought to ask while they were still texting, but it seems more appropriate to ask in person.
The manners are kind of charming, in an annoying way. He probably shouldn’t be quite so enamoured by it, oops?
The loft apartment has plenty of space, but it doesn’t feel empty either, despite any overly distinct decoration in place. It’s lived in, if not exactly what one might call ‘homey’. Comfortable but not very personalized.
“What’s your poison, then?” He has all sorts to offer, and what Loki has lying about is sure to affect James even against the supersoldier serum in his veins.
Loki already has a glass of bourbon for himself poured and set aside on the table with a decanter and a few glasses stacked to the side.
What's worse is the soldier doesn't seem to realize there's anything remotely charming about it at all, the instinct to realize it far less familiar than the habitual nature of it. Reclaiming one's identity doesn't seem to be as straightforward as one might hope it to be.
Furnished as it is, Bucky has to wonder if Loki picked any of it himself or if the task was left to others. Being Asgardian royalty seems likely to afford one a very lavish lifestyle, as can be seen by their surroundings, but there is the question too of how much of it has any meaning to Loki. It's not as if the prince would have chosen to make Earth his home, had there been a choice, but perhaps in adapting, he's managed to find some comfort somewhere in it all.
"Whiskey, usually. So anything similar to that would be fine." He eyes the seating briefly, walking about to the other side of the table and drawing out a chair. Distance is probably safer for the both of them, still, especially with the way Loki swiftly dodged that question. There's no reason to press when the man isn't in any mood to answer it though.
He nods and pours a second glass, which he sets on the table in front of Bucky before joining him at the table. He's quiet for a moment, taking a sip from the glass in his hand as he considers his next words.
"Do you think...people can truly change? Or are our natures set, destinies chosen before we even have a say in the matter?" A heavy topic, maybe, but... maybe if he could get real answers from anyone, it's the man in front of him that might understand it in a deeper way than most.
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It's me, ( bucky adds for good measure before trying the door, taking a tentative step in. )
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"I said the door would be unlocked, didn't I?"
sry dealing with a lot rn so a little slow
"Er. Well, yeah, but there's nothing wrong with being polite about it." He thinks, anyway. It's also habit, really. Loki invited him, sure, but one should still be invited in, especially as they're still just acquaintances.
At any rate, Loki's made it quite plain he should walk on in now, so he does, looking about curiously as one is wont to do. "Something happen?" To make Loki feel as down as he is. He'd thought to ask while they were still texting, but it seems more appropriate to ask in person.
no worries lovely ❤️ imo threads don’t expire
The loft apartment has plenty of space, but it doesn’t feel empty either, despite any overly distinct decoration in place. It’s lived in, if not exactly what one might call ‘homey’. Comfortable but not very personalized.
“What’s your poison, then?” He has all sorts to offer, and what Loki has lying about is sure to affect James even against the supersoldier serum in his veins.
Loki already has a glass of bourbon for himself poured and set aside on the table with a decanter and a few glasses stacked to the side.
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Furnished as it is, Bucky has to wonder if Loki picked any of it himself or if the task was left to others. Being Asgardian royalty seems likely to afford one a very lavish lifestyle, as can be seen by their surroundings, but there is the question too of how much of it has any meaning to Loki. It's not as if the prince would have chosen to make Earth his home, had there been a choice, but perhaps in adapting, he's managed to find some comfort somewhere in it all.
"Whiskey, usually. So anything similar to that would be fine." He eyes the seating briefly, walking about to the other side of the table and drawing out a chair. Distance is probably safer for the both of them, still, especially with the way Loki swiftly dodged that question. There's no reason to press when the man isn't in any mood to answer it though.
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"Do you think...people can truly change? Or are our natures set, destinies chosen before we even have a say in the matter?" A heavy topic, maybe, but... maybe if he could get real answers from anyone, it's the man in front of him that might understand it in a deeper way than most.