You had enough. You couldn’t believe the way Bucky acted towards you, especially since he had been the one to end things between you. But it got really bad since he noticed that you had been going on blind dates that Wanda had arranged for you. Not that the dates were that special, but you tried to move on and to distract yourself from your broken heart. After Bucky had been acting cold and distant towards you during a meeting again, you stormed out of the room, right behind him to confront him. “I never should’ve told you about my date.” You said, causing him to stop on his tracks. He turned around and scoffed with a cold smile on his lips. “No it’s fine. I’m glad I know. You seem to really get around.” You raised your eyebrows, not believing your ears.

“What did you just say?” You asked, stepping closer. You hoped that Bucky would just apologize and pull himself together. But he was just getting started.” “Who’s next? Tony? He likes to sleep around. You two have that in common.” He said before turning around, wanting to walk off. But you were quicker. You grabbed his arm and pulled him back, shooting him an icy glare. “You don’t get to call me a wh*re.” You said, your hand clenched into fists at your sides. He looked at you unbothered, which made you even angrier.

“When I met you, I thought I found the person I was going to spent the rest of my life with. I was done with all the boys and all the bars and all the obvious daddy issues. Who cared? I was done.” You said, taking another step towards him, basically eliminating any space that was left between you. “You left me. I’m glued back together now. And I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what you broke. You don’t get to call me a wh*re.” You ignored the obvious tremble in your voice and the fact that tears threatened to run down your cheeks. Bucky clenched his jaw and nodded slowly, his gaze cold as ice. “This thing with us is finished. It’s over.”