"I'm sure you'll find him sometime before the sun comes up," Elinor teased. "I saw my sister a little bit ago, but she's probably found somewhere quieter to watch by now."

"A sister?" Bucky asked. He grinned. "Be amusing if she managed to stumble on my brother."

"It would be," Elinor agreed with a grin. "If he's half as charming as you, I'm sure she'll be well entertained if she does come across him."

"My brother does alright for himself when it comes to charm, I think," Bucky replied. He grinned when he glanced around and spotted his brother. He'd know his brother anywhere, mask or not. "There, that's him, in the blue."

"And that is my sister standing with him. Funny coincidence, that." Elinor shook her head. "Small world."

"No way," Bucky said. He snickered. "Well. Good thing we didn't put money down on that one. Wonder how they ran into each other?"

"No idea. I doubt dancing, though. My sister tends to stay off the dance floor when possible." Elinor grinned.

"Well, then, I'm lucky I found you first," Bucky said, grinning. The music ended, and he gave her a bow. "Thank you for the wonderful dance, my lady."

"It was my pleasure." Elinor curtsied. "Any time you want another, come find me." She grinned and winked at him.

"I will do that," Bucky said. He grinned back and let her go.

Elinor slipped off the floor to go find herself a drink and watch again for a while. She had really kind of liked him. Pity she probably wouldn't see him again.

Bucky left the dance floor as well. Time to go see if he could bother his brother for a bit. The thought made him grin, and he made his way over to where he'd last seen Steve. He needed to tell Steve about the girl he'd just danced with.

Steve had moved off to get the two of them drinks. He was really kind of liking this girl he was talking to. Hopefully he'd be able to get her name.

Bucky found him pretty quickly.

"Hey," he said, "there you are."

"You were looking for me?" Steve raised an eyebrow. "I'm surprised you let go of that girl for long enough."

"Dance was over," Bucky said. "But she was awesome, you have no idea." He grinned. "Saw you chatting up a girl, too, so you have no room to complain."

Steve snorted quietly. "Yes, we were having a good time," he agreed. "I was getting us drinks until someone waylaid me."

Bucky grinned.

"Apparently, she's the sister of the one I was dancing with," he said. "Small world, huh?"

Steve grinned. "No kidding. We were talking about siblings, actually. We did spot you two dancing."

Bucky gave a shit-eating grin.

"Nothin' wrong with dancing," he said. "You should have asked your lady to dance, too."

"Maybe I will when I get back to her," Steve said with a little shrug. One dance couldn't hurt, and years of lessons meant he wasn't going to step on her toes, at least.

"You should," Bucky said, heading to get himself a drink. He grinned. "Good luck!"

Steve chuckled and headed back to where he'd left his companion, still holding drinks for both of them. He was rather looking forward to talking to her more, he found.

Aria, meanwhile, had found her sister.

"Hey," she said, touching her sister's arm. "Saw you out there dancing. Have fun?"

"Yes, actually," Elinor said with a smile. "He was fun. Honestly didn't care if I was a princess or not, he just wanted to dance and have fun."