diazkissed's #KnockBuckUp2026 collection
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It must’ve rode up after he pointed the whisk, and up until now, Eddie hadn’t even realized Buck wasn’t wearing an apron — which was definitely weird. Buck always wore one as he baked or cooked. Eddie had to force his gaze away from the tiny, yet very evident round appearance of his boyfriend’s stomach.
Buck returned to his glaze making, oblivious to Eddie’s stares, which Eddie continued on doing, completely baffled. With a recoil from him mentally slapping himself, Eddie forced his brain to quit overthinking — he was being cruel, right? Buck had been struggling with weight, who was Eddie to deliberately notice it in a way that felt…presumptuous. There was nothing Eddie could do but shake the thoughts out of his head and return to the stubborn bills awaiting him. Buck had been steady — fighting back the rewrites his brain and body seemed to permit. Sure, it had been challenging to keep track of the cravings, mood swings, and the physical changes Buck swore was happening—
“Oh shit,” Eddie verbally said, face dropping.
Buck was pregnant.
OR: After a few challenging days, Eddie realizes something about Buck, and unfortunately, doesn't have the heart to tell him.
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- Part 1 of diazkissed's #KnockBuckUp2026 collection
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“Mom?” Simon asked, blinking innocently.
Chimney turned his head back to Simon. “Uh, no. Maddie is Jee-Yun’s mom. We’re talking about your dad, who shouldn’t be called Buck. Right?”
He pointed to Buck in the photo once more, ready to try again — even though, realistically, he didn’t need to.
Simon smiled large, mimicking Chimney’s pointing. “Mom!”
Chimney’s faced dropped with the heavy realization of what he accidentally just did.
Shit.
“Simon, that’s not your mom, that’s—”
“No, that’s mama!” Simon leaned forward, wanting to get closer to the photo as he challenged the words Chimney uttered. Chimney made a face and disagreed by shaking his head, then pulled them away from the cabinet immediately, instantly regretting getting his nose into business that wasn’t his. He didn’t know why he bothered, really. Chimney set Simon down, ushering him to go in the kitchen and dining room area. He put one hand on his hip and the other over his mouth, unsure what to make of what just happened.
Buck would kill him. Probably.
OR: How Chimney mistakingly solved Buck's problem, yet somehow made it worse.
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- Part 2 of diazkissed's #KnockBuckUp2026 collection
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“I was brushing my teeth and saw how crooked the cabinets were—I wanted to fix the hinges real quick, that’s all. Promise.”
“I think you were doing a lot more than that, Eddie,” Buck laughed under his breath, rubbing his temple as he tried to calm himself down after getting up so fast. “You’re usually so quiet at night, you freaked me out.”
Eddie, frowning, realized the weight of his actions and maneuvered his body to come in front of Buck. He carefully lifted Buck’s face in his hands and gazed into the ocean eyes that could easily swallow him whole. “M’sorry about that, darling. Things have been… bugging me more lately, that’s all.”
“I read online that…” Buck drawled at the same time Eddie chuckled in disbelief, “…you’re nesting.”
“Nesting?” Eddie blinked, tugging the corner of his lips into a small smirk.
“Yeah,” Buck gently lowered Eddie’s arms. He gestured to the bathroom once more, but this time, with an obvious scan of a simple, nonjudgmental stare. He met Eddie’s brown eyes again with a pointed look. “Nesting.”
OR: 5 times Eddie experienced nesting before Buck had their twins, and 1 time he didn't have to.
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- Part 3 of diazkissed's #KnockBuckUp2026 collection