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Buck hates the days they get new recruits at the station. Mostly, because there is no easy way to say, "Hello, my name is Evan Buckley, I'm twenty-six and yes, I am part cat. Pass the salt." All that before he even whips out the tail.
Eddie Diaz does not make this mission any easier.
(Or - Buck is the department's first cat-human hybrid on hire. What with hybrids having only existed for forty years, it's not exactly easy for him to make friends who don't find his freakishly large ears strange.
Until he meets Eddie.)
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- Part 1 of The Cat's Out Of The Bag
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In his entire time being a firefighter, Eddie has never met anyone as accident-prone as Evan Buckley. And Buck - well, he's quickly becoming the 118's best customer.
(Or - the one where Eddie is a firefighter, Buck isn't, and Eddie finds himself rescuing Buck from increasingly sticky situations. Sometimes literally.)
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- Part 1 of Bad Luck Buck 'verse
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if you want to break my cold, cold heart (say that you loved me) by heir2slytherin
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
05 Feb 2025
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So everything was okay. Eddie was going to Texas. No, he was going to his son. Christopher was the only thing on his mind. His son was the only thing on his mind.
That was what made it all the more confusing when Buck drove Eddie to the airport and when he hugged Eddie goodbye, standing outside the doors of terminal 4 at LAX, Eddie could not imagine why his first thought was please don’t say it.
Eddie wasn’t even entirely sure what he didn’t want Buck to say, but he knew, deep down to his core, that he did not want Buck to say it. There wasn’t something that Buck could say that would have Eddie falling to his knees outside of terminal 4, and Eddie really didn’t have time for that right now.
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Eddie goes to El Paso. Buck stays behind. Neither of them say what they should.
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“I told him you could help.” Christopher says with such confidence that Eddie’s heart jumps into his throat. Because to Eddie, this isn’t a fight he can win. “Please help him.”
“Christopher.” Eddie whispers and looks back down at the likely dying wild animal his son brought home.
“Please?” Christopher’s eyes are wide and wet and looking at him with such hope.
What can Eddie do? Say no? Of course not. “I’ll try, but Mijo, it looks pretty hurt.”
“You can save him.” Christopher insists. “I know you can.”
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Or: Christopher saves a fox on a field trip that ends up not being a fox after all.
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- Part 2 of Once More