Do you remember the factory in Krasberg? I was why no one ever came back from the isolation ward, except your friend. I think I was seven or eight, but I don't know when my birthday is, so I don't know how old I was. I don't know how may people I killed before then.
I left there three days before you blew it up, and since then I've always been an asset. I've only ever done what they told me.
[ This is getting to be borderline difficult to read and write, something that might be better suited for a face-to-face conversation. But hearing about it might not be as easy for him either, especially where Bucky's concerned.
Still. He'll give her this much. Everyone deserves a second chance, he believes in that. ]
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[ And ... yeah, Steve treads carefully as he types up the next message. It's a complicated, touchy subject, after all ... ]
Oh, I won't soon forget. But I also believe in second chances. I got mine, after all.
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Do I get a second chance when I'm not sure what happened in my first one?
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[ Not if she's willing to put the work in to make things right, be a better person than her past, and help instead of hurt. ]
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[ Not that she's really sure what she's allowed to do, all told. ]
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I left there three days before you blew it up, and since then I've always been an asset. I've only ever done what they told me.
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Still. He'll give her this much. Everyone deserves a second chance, he believes in that. ]
What did you DO exactly?
Or ... or do I want to know?
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Name a time and place.
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[ She'll send along the address, and be waiting for him. ]