BuddieShort
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Buck falls asleep on the living room couch, and Eddie decides to be nice and let him sleep, not wanting to disturb his peaceful slumber. He covers him with a blanket before heading to the bedroom and going to sleep himself, which would normally be perfectly fine.
However, at approximately 5am, Eddie is violently ripped from his peaceful slumber by the sight of a mysterious, blanket-wrapped figure standing at the foot of the bed asking, “Why did you leave me?”
Eddie nearly dies on the spot. It takes him several seconds, and turning on the light, to realize the terrifying apparition is, in fact, just Buck who is apparently very upset that Eddie abandoned him on the couch.
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Buck has a perfectly normal evening planned.
Dinner with Eddie. Maybe drinks. A movie with Eddie and Christopher. Nothing complicated.
Then a warehouse fire keeps the 118 late, and Buck has to cancel. Simple enough.
Except Buck's thumb has other plans.
One accidentally sent text later, Buck is spiraling, Eddie is concerned, and neither of them is prepared for the chaos caused by six words and a very poorly timed send button.
All Buck wanted was to cancel dinner.
Somehow, he may have just made everything a whole lot more complicated.
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I Don't Know How Heaven Could Be Better Than This by Jonasdirection101
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
15 Sep 2026
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After years of loving each other without quite knowing what to do about it, Buck and Eddie finally take the leap.
Now Buck wakes up in Eddie's bed with his boyfriend beside him, Christopher just down the hall, and the terrifying realization that he might actually have the family he's always wanted.
Of course, Buck has approximately a thousand feelings about this. There are quiet mornings, too much coffee, arguments about when they're allowed to leave bed, and one very important question: When do they tell Christopher?
For once, Buck isn't waiting for the other shoe to drop. He's home.
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Buck doesn’t realize he’s in love with Eddie all at once. It happens slowly, in pieces.
In every time Eddie checked on him without trying to fix him. Every time he stayed. Every time Buck was allowed to be messy, quiet, grieving, angry, exhausted, or anything but the version of himself everyone else seemed to expect.
Eight years of surviving impossible things together eventually add up to one painfully obvious truth: Eddie has always felt like home.
So one quiet night on the Diaz couch, Buck finally stops running from what he’s known for longer than he wants to admit and tells Eddie the truth. Only to discover Eddie has been waiting for him to figure it out.
Because some love stories don’t begin with a sudden realization. Sometimes, they’ve been happening all along.
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“I – sorry,” Eddie says. “I shouldn’t have done that, that was rude.”
“Rude?” Buck echoes, seeming startled.
“I should’ve at least asked,” says Eddie. “I mean – I probably shouldn’t have done it at all, but –“
“Who says you shouldn’t have done it?” Buck cuts in quickly.OR: Buck introduces Eddie to Carla, and Eddie can't help but kiss him about it.
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- Part 2 of changing seasons
