"When you're ready to move we'll relocate." Tony seems both ready and not; he says he'd rather curl into bed but he's also snuggling down into Bucky's chest right here, and Bucky doesn't think he can be cruel enough to move him before he's ready. He's already been far too cruel to Tony these past few hours, past few days. "I'll come back out here later to break everything down."

He's not going to ask Tony to help him pack in the small camp he'd made for himself, not going to put the burden on his lover of seeing the evidence of how he's been living. Tony seems to guilt himself over so much; Bucky doesn't want to add to it any more than he already has. He just wants to give Tony what he's asked: his presence and his attention without question or hesitation. "Do you want to grab breakfast and bring it to bed with us?"