poker night

[deadthenred]

WHO: Bucky + OPEN
WHERE: Bucky's actually surprisingly nice apartment.
WHEN: Wednesday evening.
WARNINGS: The promise of manpanties.
SUMMARY: Bucky decided to have a poker game and invite… whoever wanted to show up. THIS MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN VERY SMART.
FORMAT: Tagger's choice.

Bucky wound up solving his food problem by ordering three bags of something or other stacked high with white take-out boxes from the Chinese place his neighbors were always going on about. He also made sure his apartment was spic and span. It was a remarkably tidy space: nothing interesting on the walls, no television, and now a couple orders of cashew chicken placed on a big card table in the center.

He'd bought a few decks of cards from the corner store and unwrapped one of them, flipping the cardstock between his fingers. Yeah, he was ready to play poker.

Comments

[gevurah]

[ Since there's only one young girl here, Kate figures this has to be the girl she's spoken to on the Network before, as well as the same person who knows Bucky pretty well.

She'll make her way toward her, a small smile on her face. ]

You must be Kate.

[recurve]

[Kate looks up, smiling in return. She recognizes the voice.]

I am. You must also be Kate.

[gevurah]

Nice to meet you in person finally.

[recurve]

You too. [She eyes the older woman, deciding she approves of this friend of Bucky's.] Won any money yet?

[gevurah]

[ Oh, she knows that look. It's a little odd for her, given she's not interested in Bucky the way little Kate is. ]

Tonight's not my night.

[recurve]

That's too bad. Someone has to take Bucky's money. I guess it'll have to be me.

[gevurah]

I'll be rooting for you the entire game, then.

[recurve]

Thanks. I think I'll need it. Bucky claims to be good at this game.

[gevurah]

We'll see if he can back it up.

[ Kate you are losing your money stop it. ]

[recurve]

If he can't, he's going to grace us with one of his famous rants.

[gevurah]

Famous rants?

[recurve]

Oh yeah, you know, when he complains about how everything nowadays is too expensive.