Steve noticed what Bucky was doing and grinned. "About time," he muttered, mostly to himself.

Reilly sent him a quick text once she had his number programmed in. "There, now you've got mine too."

Aurora followed his gaze and made a soft sound.

"Huh," she murmured. "Didn't expect that."

"Perfect," Bucky said. He grinned at her.

"Buck has a way with women, he can be pretty charming when he wants," Steve said, glancing at her.

Reilly grinned back. She was allowed, after all.

"Reilly's not usually one to be charmed," Aurora replied, glancing back at him.

Steve smiled a bit. "Well, maybe Buck's different," he said with a little shrug. "He's managed to charm some ladies I felt sure would never listen to him."

"We'll have to see," Aurora said. And she would keep an eye on him; she was a bit protective of her sister.

Steve just shot her a smile. "We should get going, let you get back to your day," he said. "I'll see you again soon though."

"Yeah," Aurora said, smiling. "I'll call you."

"Good." Steve smiled at her before he looked over at Bucky. "Alright, c'mon, let's go."

Bucky couldn't help but make a bit of a face, and he turned back to Reilly.

"Let me know the next time you want to complain about them being sappy," he said.

"I will." Reilly smiled at him. "See you later, then."

Steve snorted quietly but started walking. Bucky would catch up with him in a minute, after all.

Bucky did indeed linger another moment or two, until Reilly left. Then he went to catch up to Steve.

Meanwhile, Aurora was grinning at her sister.

"Taking an interest in the pretty one?" she teased.

"Maybe," Reilly said with a shrug. "He's easy on the eyes and easy to talk to. Might end up talking to him more." She grinned a bit. "What about you and Coffee Shop Guy, huh?"

"His name is Steve," Aurora said, grinning a bit. "And he's really nice."

"Good." Reilly smiled. "So are you and Steve going to continue getting coffee? Is this a real Thing?"

"I... don't know? It might be?" Aurora said, turning a bit pink.

Reilly smiled. "Good," she said. "I'm glad. You like him, and he seems to be good for you, at least so far."

"Hey, I'm the older sister, here, I'm supposed to be the looking after you, not the other way around," Aurora said, grinning a bit.

Reilly snickered a bit. "Yeah, so? Doesn't really matter, it's equal opportunity here."

"Fine, then don't complain when you hit it off with the pretty guy," Aurora teased, nudging her.

"Who said anything about complaining?" Reilly snorted quietly. "I figure if anything happens with that guy, you're first in line to give the shovel talk."

"Good, then we're on the same page," Aurora said, grinning. "Let me know how Pretty Boy is, okay?"

"Will do." Reilly grinned a bit. "And for now, more window shopping? And bookstore on the way home?"

"Sounds like a plan to me," Aurora replied, nodding. "Lead the way."

Reilly nodded and headed off again.

She did, however, find herself texting Bucky a couple days later. So I don't know if they're getting coffee or not but my sister definitely likes Steve. It's almost sickeningly cute.