The Stucky Library

• doctor bucky

Falling in love with a patient was top of the list of things Bucky Barnes would never do…until he met Steve Rogers - a good guy with a broken heart that can’t be fixed. After Steve’s transplant surgery falls through and his bad heart weakens, Bucky and his team try their hardest to keep him alive until they can find a donor. Over bedside picnics and games of scrabble, Bucky fights against time to save the man he’s in love with before Steve loses his battle.

“Actually, please call me Bucky, Doctor Barnes makes me sound old and…” Bucky registered who he was looking at. He’d seen that face in newspapers, magazines and on TV. “Holy shit you’re Captain America.”

“Well if I’m going to call you Bucky you may as well call me Steve,” the Captain chuckled. “But honestly, thank you,” Steve stuck out his hand.

When a stupidly handsome patient with a persistent streak of injuries he mysteriously gets better from walks into Bucky’s life? He about loses his mind.

His biggest regret?

Not being able to stay the hell away from him.

• doctor steve

Suffice to say, Bucky’s life sucked. The only bright side was Steve Rogers, the hot doctor that saved his life twice, and somehow had the worst judgement in the world, sharing in his mutual feelings of attraction. Did they make an odd couple? Yeah… but Bucky certainly wasn’t going to complain about that.

But when Bucky and Steve are suddenly faced with an epidemic stemming from the wrath of a seriously disgruntled spectre out for revenge, quite suddenly Ghost Keeping isn’t so simple anymore. And when Steve’s life is suddenly placed on the line in this spectre’s rampage, it’s up to Bucky to solve the mystery and send him down the Highway to Hell.

Hydrangea Weddings is not an easy place to work. The schedule is grueling, the standards impossible and the pay, abysmal. However that will all be a distant memory once Bucky, New York’s star wedding planner, makes partner. The perfect opportunity has just waltzed into his office, the wedding of British business heiress and All-American sweetheart, Sharon Carter. With a little luck and some wedding magic, surely Bucky will be made partner and leave the daily grind behind. How could some family problems and a crush on a cute pediatrician by the name of Steve Rogers get in the way of his destiny? Still, planning the wedding of the year won’t be a cake walk …. After all, Bucky hasn’t even met the fiancé yet. A ‘The Wedding Planner’ AU that nobody asked for.

Bucky and Steve were best friends who fell out of touch after high school (Steve went on to medical school and Bucky went into the Army) and reconnect. When Bucky is hit by a drunk driver on his motorcycle, he is rushed to the nearest medical facility, where Steve is the surgeon on call.

Steve Rogers is leading what he thinks is a pretty normal life in Sanctuary, a bustling city with a large population. And a big wall around it. He has a good job and good friends. Totally and completely normal–except for the face he sees in his dreams. Every night. The face of a stranger. One he’s hopelessly attracted to. When that stranger unexpectedly drops into his life in the form of Bucky Barnes, Steve’s got to figure out what it all means, and how to handle it when his totally normal life suddenly is anything but that.

Steve Rogers has never doubted his job choice. He’s a homicide detective in New York, a job he loves and allows him to live opposite his lifelong best friend, Bucky Barnes. But when the evidence in a series of homicides starts leading to Bucky with more and certainty, Steve is conflicted. On one hand, there’s his best friend claiming innocence and on the other his partners who seem convinced that Bucky is the killer. He has to reconcile his feelings for James Buchanan Barnes with the thought that maybe, just maybe his coworkers are right and Steve is just too blinded to see it. How far will Steve go to prove Bucky’s innocence? How far will Steve go to save him?

It’s weird. The whole fucking thing is weird.

Steve’s sitting across from a vampire in a diner under harsh fluorescent lighting, and he still looks like a fucking GQ cover. Steve wonders if biting creates some sort of bond like it does on T.V. Maybe he should’ve asked that question before consenting to it.

“Do you have some kind of telepathic connection with me now that you’ve drank my blood?”

Bucky snorts into his coffee. Steve finds it oddly endearing.

Part 1 of Bloodstream

“Think the cops come by Walmart arresting people for indecent exposure often?” The dark-haired man spoke, voice thick with arousal as he let his hands ghost up Steve’s shirt. Steve hissed at the contact, focusing on not dropping his groceries on the floor as a thumb flicked his nipple into a hardened nub.

“God I hope not.” Steve all but purred in response.

(Meeting at a Walmart at 2am AU)

He has a jawline, albeit smudged with grime, built for a heroic Hollywood movie. His eyes are a compelling grey, drawing Steve as the seconds pass during their stare-off. The man’s obviously built under his completely black outfit, from the way his biceps are outlined in the clinging fabric, and Steve kinds wants to shrink away and hide behind the nurse’s desk.

Sure, he’s attracted to this man, but in his scrubs and the smallest- but not small enough- lab coat he could find, he knows he looks like a hot mess. Well, not hot hot, just like sun beaten garbage on a summer day.

(Or: the doctor and coffee shop au nobody asked for.)

Clint Barton, Bucky Barnes decided, was on his shit list. Officially. And seeing as he was currently dressed as Santa Claus, the threat should carry some symbolic heft.

“When you came in, did you see anybody else? In here? In the apartment? A man with a ponytail, and… and a Captain America shirt?”

Clint’s eyes narrowed, and he put his hand on Steve’s forehead again.

James “Bucky” Buchanan Barnes is America’s protector, a national hero, the one and only Captain America. He’s been dealing pretty well with the modern world since he woke up.

Enter Steve Rogers. He’s small and cold and absolutely professional. However, the seemingly frail nurse gives Bucky a surprise when he’s suddenly caught up in an attack and makes his way through it like this was all part of a normal work day. Suddenly, Bucky becomes a lot more interested in the other and realizes that he can’t just adapt if he wants to thrive.

(Please take note of the tags! Mentioned suicide attempt and a lot of dark themes are mentioned. Keep yourself safe.)

Steve is a young nurse working at a psychiatric hospital. On October 27th, 1969 he meets with James Buchanan ‘Bucky’ Barnes, a seemingly harmless yet dangerous man considered ‘special’ by the other nurses at the hospital. Steve discovers something new about Bucky and himself as they share a moment in the examination room. There’s a fine line between reality and illusion. You don’t know if you’ve crossed it. And if you have you don’t notice it.

The emergency departments of hospitals are all alike. Some are small, just a couple of rooms, a bathroom, a harried nurse who greets the frequent fliers by name, and some are huge, with dozens of rooms and a team of people who don’t even know each other’s names, let alone the patients.

The emergency departments of hospitals are all alike. Some are small, just a couple of rooms, a bathroom, a harried nurse who greets the frequent fliers by name, and some are huge, with dozens of rooms and a team of people who don’t even know each other’s names, let alone the patients.

Dr. Steve Rogers likes to think that if his patients have hope- their chances of survival will increase. Bucky Barnes has a 20% chance of survival and a desperate yearning to experience life. Against Steve’s better judgment, he develops a relationship with his patient. It’s illegal. It’s wrong. But it’s giving Bucky the hope to keep going, so Steve’s going to keep giving it, because he wants Bucky to survive.

He needs him to.

James Barnes should be just like any other patient Steve sees in his Brooklyn clinic, but the mob enforcer bleeding all over his waiting room chair apparently didn’t get the memo.

Dr. Steve Rogers likes to think that if his patients have hope- their chances of survival will increase. Bucky Barnes has a 20% chance of survival and a desperate yearning to experience life. Against Steve’s better judgment, he develops a relationship with his patient. It’s illegal. It’s wrong. But it’s giving Bucky the hope to keep going, so Steve’s going to keep giving it, because he wants Bucky to survive.

He needs him to.

Everyone hears stories about the idiots who have to go to the ER to get random objects removed from their asses. If someone told Bucky he’d be spending his weekend in the hospital for one of the most embarrassing occurrences of his life, he’d probably laugh in their face and tell them to go fuck off. But here he is, in the ER with eleven inches of packaged, cold salami stuck up his ass. To make matters worse, his nurse is really hot. Really hot.

Join Bucky for one of the most awkward and yet comical experiences of his life that leads to self-discovery, trust and maybe even love.

Bucky is literally a walking disaster. Natasha is a Hospital visit away from just wrapping him in bubble wrap. Luckily, Bucky has a good doctor.

Or: A love story through several trips to the ER, one dinner date, and feelings.