Buddie
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Running to the frontlines from a childhood he never had. Taking a bat to the wall with his son in the next room. Having an affair with the spitting image of his dead wife.
Eddie knows he’s never been good at grieving, knows he’s never been good at losing what little he allows for himself in the first place. This is why he also knows his coping mechanisms can’t possibly get any worse.
Buck, as he so often does, makes him reevaluate his assumptions.
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Evan Buckley dies behind a wall of glass. It’s a shame that when he’s revived not three minutes later, no one is informed. -
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Buck was standing where Eddie had left him. The other man was already talking, something low and instructive, and Buck was listening with an expression that was pleasant and gave nothing away. A whole face full of nothing.
But before the door swung shut, Buck glanced over.
One look. The kind you gave when you weren't supposed to and gave anyway. Eddie held it for exactly as long as he could, which was not long at all.
The door closed. The carpet changed back.
"Buck was nice," Chris said.
"He was," Eddie said.
They walked back toward the Third Class sections without further discussion.
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A Buddie Titanic AU
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There is a gaping hole where Eddie Diaz should feel loved. When Father Buckley moves to El Paso Eddie begins to realise that just because his parents are blind to his heart, doesn't mean it isn't beating.
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Eddie and him and Christopher are becoming a unit, but Buck’s too attached. Even he can tell. Daniel always said that when Buck committed, he wouldn’t stop until he either succeeded or burned down trying.
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What if Buck’s coma dream wasn’t a coma dream and he actually jumped dimensions?
Buck comes to in Chimney’s apartment, having no recollection of what he has been doing for the past few days. All he knows is that the thought of one Eddie Diaz – a man he has never met – being without his son feels wrong. And Buck is going to do whatever it takes to reunite them.
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Buck’s phone starts ringing in his pocket. He sighs and checks the caller ID, staring in confusion at the unfamiliar number.
“Uh, hello?”
“Hello there, is this Evan Buckley?” A woman’s voice is heard through the phone.
“May I ask who’s calling?”
“My name is Hope Williams, from Child Protective Services. I was wondering if you had a moment to schedule a meeting on behalf of Charlotte Davis?”
“I-I’m sorry, I think you must have called the wrong Evan Buckley. Who is Charlotte Davis?”
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Buck finds out he has a 7-year-old daughter. Buck finds out a lot of stuff, actually.