Buddie
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"That is. Okay. Where do I start." Pushing off the counter — hands need to be free for this. "Number one. That is not how being secure in your sexuality works. Number two. That is the opposite of how it works. Number three. Most straight men who are secure in their sexuality do not, as a method of confirming this, seek out gay sex. That is— Eddie, that is gay. The thing you are describing is gay. The act of doing it is gay. There is no version of this where you end up more straight at the other end."
Eddie scoffs. "You don't know that."
"I do know that."
"You don't."
"Eddie, I am bi. I have personally conducted this experiment. The results are in."
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Eddie asks Buck to fuck him to prove he's straight. Things go about as well as you'd think.Series
- Part 1 of veni, vidi, vici
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Maddie lets out this giggle, then covers her mouth. "Hang on, you - made out on a pool table, in a public bar-what do you mean? Like against it, or?"
"Uh," Buck says. "It started out against it, and then, it got more... horizontal? I'm surprised we didn't get kicked out, honestly."
"Oh my god. Oh my god, Buck." She smacks his shoulder.
"Yeah, it... it was a lot, and... so we just-so I took him home, and he was drunk, and I helped him get, you know, situated. But then he asked me to... kiss him again, and... and I did, and it was stupid, and then this morning, he freaked out and apologized and tried to tell me he wasn't into guys, and... I just left. It was... awkward. It was a mistake."
Maddie's brow furrows, and she tilts her head, adorned in this knowing, probing expression. "He's not into guys, but he made out with you, horizontally, on a pool table, and then asked you to do it again when you got to his place?"
"He was drunk," Buck clarifies. "It happens."
"Does it?" Maddie asks.
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Buck and Eddie deal with the fallout of a drunken makeout, or two.
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- Part 2 of nothing safe is worth the drive
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“I danced for about three months. Had a great time and I was good at it. But it was always going to be a temporary thing.” Buck says in matter of fact tone.
“Oh you were good at it were you?” Eddie retorts.
“Yeah. Maybe I’ll give you a dance when I see you next.” Buck says with a flirty tone.
Eddie can feel his cheeks start to flush. His mouth is dry. He can’t place what he’s feeling right now.
“I’m gonna hold you to that Buck” Eddie says before he thinks. Surprise flashes across Buck’s face.
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After a rescue at a local ice rink stirs up old memories, Buck returns to the ice—quietly, secretly, just for himself. Only Bobby knows his history as a competitive figure skater. But when Eddie stumbles upon Buck coaching kids and skating with a kind of grace he’s never seen before, everything shifts between them. Secrets come to light, walls come down, and one late-night skate leads to love.
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In which Eddie and Buck are complicated and their childhoods definitely fucked them both up.