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The heavy door clicks shut behind you, swallowing the muffled hum of voices from the hallway. His office is all polished wood and muted light, but your attention is fixed on him — sitting behind his desk, jacket hanging off the back of the chair, sleeves rolled to his forearms. He doesn’t glance up right away, pen still moving across the page, the perfect picture of Congressman Barnes: controlled, busy, untouchable.
You cross the carpet slowly, heels soft against the floor. His head lifts when you reach the corner of the desk, blue eyes flicking up at you with the faintest edge of warning. “Sweetheart,” he murmurs, voice low, “I’m working.”
You ignore the protest, leaning down until your lips brush just shy of his ear. “And?” you whisper, fingers sliding into his hair, nails grazing his scalp. His breath hitches — just enough to betray him.
For a moment, he stays perfectly still, knuckles white on his pen. But you feel the way his body responds beneath the starched shirt, the way his tie tugs tight against his throat when he swallows.
“Someone could walk in,” he rasps, though his chair is already tilting back, giving you space to step closer.
“That’s half the fun,” you breathe, dragging your mouth across his jaw, slow and deliberate.
The papers in his hand crumple.
You shift slowly, dragging the anticipation out as you move between him and the desk. His chair squeaks faintly as he leans back to give you room, eyes locked on every deliberate step you take. Then you settle on the edge of the polished wood, legs just barely parted, the hem of your skirt riding higher with the motion.
His gaze drops — quick, sharp, hungry — before flicking back to your face. That careful composure he wears like armor is already cracking, his jaw tight, his hands gripping the arms of his chair like it’s the only thing tethering him.
“You’re playing with fire,” he says, voice rougher now, darker.
You tilt your head, a teasing smile curving your lips. “Am I?” Your knees brush his thighs, the faintest contact, and his restraint frays just a little more.
The pen slips from his fingers, clattering forgotten to the floor.
Your hand slides forward before he can even think to stop you, fingers threading through the thick strands of his hair. You tug — just enough to angle his head back, just enough to remind him exactly who’s in control.
A low sound rumbles from his chest, half a warning, half a surrender. His hands twitch against the arms of the chair like he’s fighting the urge to grab, to hold, to take — but he doesn’t. Not when you’re the one pulling the strings.
His breath shudders against your wrist as he looks up at you, blue eyes gone dark, hungry. The tension in the room coils tighter, heavy, almost unbearable — until you give the faintest second tug.
The chair scrapes softly against the floor as he moves. Big hands plant against your thighs for balance, and then the Congressman — your Congressman — sinks to his knees right there between your legs.
He moves deliberately, hands sliding up your thighs just enough to steady himself, his weight light but insistent. His lips find the bare skin above your knee first, soft and reverent, dragging up in a path that makes your breath hitch.
You let out a low, teasing sigh, letting your fingers tangle deeper in his hair, guiding him, testing him. Every kiss is careful, deliberate, like he’s memorizing you, worshipping you, and the slow pace is almost maddening — because it’s so intimate, so close, and yet he hasn’t fully crossed the line.
His tongue traces a slow path higher, brushing against sensitive skin, and the chair beneath him creaks faintly as he shifts closer. Your pulse quickens, hips tilting slightly to meet him, to invite, to tease.
Even as he moves upward, there’s a reverence in the way he kisses, the way his hands linger just long enough to make you ache without giving in entirely. Every second stretches, electric and heavy, and the office feels impossibly small around the two of you.
Your hand stays threaded through his hair, grounding him, guiding him, keeping him exactly where you want him. His strands slip between your fingers, thick and soft, and when you give the slightest tug, he exhales hard against your skin. The warmth of his breath ghosts over your thigh, raising goosebumps, teasing you before his mouth even touches down again.
When his lips press to your skin, it’s soft — barely there — but the contrast of his scruff makes you shiver. Each kiss is deliberate, almost unbearably slow, trailing higher in reverent increments. His mouth lingers, heat seeping into you, while the faint scrape of his stubble ignites sparks across your nerves.
You feel his inhale more than you hear it, the way his chest rises and falls against your knees, steady but weighted, like he’s drawing strength from you, from the control you hold in the palm of your hand. Every brush of your fingers against his scalp makes him melt further into your touch, surrendering, waiting for the next tug to tell him what you want.
The scent of him — clean soap, warm cologne, something darker you can’t quite name — mixes with the faint tang of paper and polished wood in the office, the world narrowing until all that exists is the slide of his mouth over your skin and the deep hum that vibrates low in his throat when he dares to taste higher.
Your thighs twitch around him, parting instinctively, and his hands flex against them in response — big, steady palms holding you, grounding you, but never dictating. It’s a silent promise: he’s yours to command, yours in the way he claims, steady and strong, as if he’s worshiping you even while he kneels.
Your breath breaks into a needy sound, and that’s it — the last thread of his restraint unravels. He presses higher, lips and tongue finally claiming you with no hesitation, no distance left between want and fulfillment.
The first stroke of his tongue pulls a gasp straight from your chest, your fingers tightening hard in his hair. He groans against you, the vibration rolling through your core, and the sound only pushes you higher onto the desk, thighs spreading wider, opening yourself to him.
Bucky’s hands grip your hips, rough now, desperate, pulling you closer to his mouth like he can’t stand an inch of space between you. But even in his hunger, there’s that reverence — you feel it in the way he lingers, the way he savors, the way every movement is meant to worship and undo you.
Your head tips back, eyes fluttering shut, lips parting around his name as it falls from you in broken syllables. Each time you say it, he answers with a deeper, harder pull of his mouth, a ragged groan that shakes against your skin.
Your hand guides him, tugging, steadying, but he’s lost to you now — devoted, undone, consuming you with single-minded need. And it’s messy, it’s raw, it’s everything you’ve both been holding back crashing out in the heat between your thighs, the polished desk beneath you forgotten, the world outside nonexistent.
The moment his tongue finds its rhythm, you’re gone — hips jerking against his mouth, a sharp cry spilling past your lips before you can catch it. His hands tighten, grounding you, big palms spreading across your hips, fingertips digging in like he’s afraid you might pull away.
But you don’t. You can’t.
Your hand stays tangled in his hair, tugging with each pass of his tongue, guiding him, urging him to give you more. And he does — gods, he does — groaning into you, the low sound vibrating straight through your core until your thighs are trembling on either side of his head.
Every stroke is different, purposeful, as if he’s testing, memorizing the way your body shudders, the way your moans break apart when he finds the right spot. He circles there, relentless and reverent, until you’re gasping his name in ragged, uneven breaths, your nails scraping against his scalp.
The slick heat of his mouth is almost too much, but he’s unyielding, worshiping you with tongue and lips and breath until you can’t hold yourself still. Your thighs clamp around his shoulders, your back arches off the desk, and still he doesn’t let up — messy, hungry, utterly devoted.
You hear yourself — soft whimpers, sharp cries, half-formed pleas — and each one seems to spur him further, dragging deeper sounds from his chest, groans that rumble against you, making you quake.
Your whole body feels strung tight, every nerve lit up, every shiver wrung out of you by his mouth, his hands, his obedience. He keeps you there, teetering, until the tension snaps all at once — pleasure tearing through you so hard you cry out, your grip in his hair desperate, your body shaking against him as wave after wave crashes over you.
He doesn’t stop. He holds you steady, mouth unrelenting, pulling every last tremor, every last broken moan from your lips until you’re gasping, trembling, undone against the desk.
When you finally tug at his hair — not to guide but to beg him to stop — he slows, gentles, kisses soft and reverent against overstimulated skin. His chest heaves as he looks up at you, lips swollen, chin damp, eyes so dark with hunger and devotion you can’t breathe.
You’re still trembling when you tug at his hair again, this time gentle, coaxing him back. He presses one last lingering kiss to your inner thigh before rising slowly, unfolding that long, broad frame from the floor.
Your breathing is ragged, chest heaving, but so is his. He braces his hands on the desk on either side of you, crowding close, the scent of you clinging to his lips and jaw. For a long moment, neither of you speaks — you just stare, breaths tangling in the charged air between you.
His pupils are blown wide, cheeks flushed, hair mussed from your grip. He looks wrecked, reverent, and devastatingly beautiful. And beneath the sheen of sweat and the sharp edges of hunger still etched across him, there’s an undercurrent — the memory of him on his knees for you — thrumming between you both.
You’re the first to break the silence, a shaky laugh slipping out, but it dies quickly when you see the way he’s watching you. Like you’re not just his lover, but his undoing.
His thumb brushes over your knee, slow, grounding, while the other hand curls against the desk to keep himself steady. He leans in until his forehead presses against yours, and for a moment all you can hear are the twin sounds of your uneven breathing, the echoes of what you just shared still crackling in the air.
“Sweetheart…” he rasps, voice frayed, but the rest of the words die unspoken. He doesn’t need them. Not when the tremors of devotion and surrender still bind you tighter than any promise.