"Bucky?" Annie stifled a yawn, sitting up in bed and rubbing some of the sleep from her eyes. She was about to ask what time it was when she heard how his voice was trembling. A frown tugging at the corners of her lips. Something was wrong. She could just tell. And it made sense. She doubted that he would've called her at this hour just to have a chat. "I'll be right over." She didn't ask any questions as she got out of bed, slipping on her
slippers and grabbing her keys before heading out of her apartment. She had only really ever been to Bucky's apartment once before, and they hadn't stayed there for more than an hour, but she knew where it was. In any other instance, she would have been slightly pissed off about being woken up at 3:30 in the morning after working two shifts back to back, but this was different. Bucky needed her.
When she reached the apartment, she looked around, hoping to find a spare key somewhere. "Everyone has a spare key..." She mumbled to herself. Finally, she found one above the doorframe, she'd have to find a better hiding spot for it, and entered the apartment. It was a somewhat small apartment, practically studio-sized. It was dark inside, which was kind of to be expected seeing as it was nearly four in the morning now. She could hear someone mumbling. It wasn't in English though, it was a different language, one that sounded much harsher to her ears. In the moonlight, she was able to make out something reflective...silver maybe? "Bucky?" She approached slowly, unsure of what she was going to find. "Bucky, sweetheart, is everything alright?"
Steve chuckled. "Maybe that's it." He said. Either way, he was going to definitely rag on Sam a bit for being shy and nervous around her sister. Those were two words that he never thought he'd associate his friend with, though he supposed there was always a first time for everything. "We just thought the best solution was boiling everything...clearly things have changed, and for the better too. Food's definitely a lot better now, though my opinion might be slightly biased seeing as I've tried some of the best cookies and brownies in the entire district." He chuckled once more. "It's nice. I liked it more back in the 40's but it's still nice now."