Buddie
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When “Stark's Ink Parlor” owner Evan "Buck" Buckley first moved to Los Angeles several years ago, he brought with him a singular ambition—to establish his own unique tattoo parlor in a city already teeming with such establishments. Despite the fierce competition, Buck’s artistry swiftly gained traction, thanks in part to the glowing endorsements of his satisfied clientele. He skillfully manages the ins and outs of his thriving tattoo business while also devoting his time to supporting his sister Maddie by assisting her flower shop and at her booth on Saturdays at the bustling local farmer's market.
One day, Eddie Diaz, a defenseman for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team, unexpectedly strolls into Buck's tattoo parlor. Little did Buck realize that this fateful meeting would significantly alter the course of both their lives.
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Hockey AU meets Tattoo Shop AU
Title from the song Rookie by Sam Macpherson
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The chances of being struck by lightning twice are incredibly minute, but Buck still manages to pull it off. During a double date with Marisol and Natalia, nonetheless. Eddie manages to resuscitate him, but as Buck recovers from yet another trauma, Eddie can’t help but notice there’s something very different about him. He’s not quite sure what version of Buck he got back.
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“You’re not ‘some man’ , you're my best friend, and an experienced skater.” The line went silent for a second, then Eddie spoke again. “Look, I know how much this championship means to you, what’s the damage in trying?”
Buck sighed, then; “Fine, why not, but if I drop you, it won’t be me who’s to blame.”
"You won't drop me."
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“Can I help out?”
Eddie turns to the sight of—
“EVAN BUCKLEY?!” Christopher exclaims.
Evan “Buck” Buckley. 2020 World Championship finalist in figure skating and ten-time gold medalist. At least according to Christopher, who—
“I love you!”
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Recently single and mortified at the thought of going home for Christmas alone again, Buck ropes his best friend into flying across the country and pretending like the fell in love. He just wants one year where he's not the single one, one year where Maddie's not trying to fix it, one year where he's not getting teased.
And Eddie is safe, Eddie is comfortable, Eddie is all to happy to help. But Eddie has been lying too, for years and years and he's not quite sure Buck's ready to learn what about. More importantly, Eddie's certainly not ready for Buck to learn the truth.
Seven Days. They just need to survive seven days and then they can head back to LA and forget about their holiday lie.