19 Works by Amy04
Listing Works
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It starts with a memorial and ends with a quiet promise.
They haven’t talked in months, but grief has a way of pulling the right people back into the same room, and what begins as small talk turns into something neither of them expected: honesty. -
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After Bobby’s funeral, Buck finds comfort in a faceless storyteller online, a voice and silhouette that feels far too familiar.
When a helicopter goes down and the pilot’s name hits the radio, that quiet obsession turns into something else entirely. -
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Tommy comes home to find blood in the bathroom, the kitchen, the hallway… and the garage. Naturally, he assumes the worst. Evan insists it’s all explainable—between a stubborn orange, an overreaction, and an injured raccoon that may or may not have been Ravi’s problem.
Canon-divergent, where they’re already reconciled and settled into domestic bliss—just with a little more gauze, and a lot more bleach.
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Two POVs. Two hearts. One quiet confession.
Sometimes love isn’t dramatic. It’s just toothpaste and truth. -
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Buck gets cozy, Tommy gets flustered, and Maddie captures the whole thing on her phone.
Love looks a lot like pancakes, smug grins, and soft mornings that feel like home.
Canon-divergent: Post-reunion, where Buck and Tommy are already back together and happy. -
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Buck works the ground. Tommy flies the sky.
In the middle of smoke, rescue, and radio static, they always find each other — first with their eyes, then with their voices.
He doesn’t need big declarations. Just a final sweep, a voice on the line, and a team pretending they’re not listening. -
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They haven’t spoken since the interrupted breakfast.
But when Buck calls, Tommy picks up.
Because Chim might be dying.
Because Buck is asking.
Because some things are still worth running toward.A moment we didn’t see — but couldn’t stop imagining.
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Moira Blake expected a Nobel Prize.
Not being handcuffed to a seat in an LAFD chopper, mid-military airspace breach, third-wheeling an unauthorized helicopter rescue piloted by two emotionally repressed firefighters with a history.This was not the plan.
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Bobby says goodbye.
Buck breaks down in the hallway.
Tommy watches through a screen—grieving from a distance, aching to reach someone he can’t.Set in 8x15. A quiet story about loss, loyalty, and the kind of care that doesn’t need to be spoken aloud.
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The Text That Wasn’t Sent
After the breakup, Buck types messages he never sends.
Tommy does the same.A quiet, visual story told in screenplay format — two phones, two silences, one moment suspended in everything they don’t say.
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Buck hates basketball. Tommy doesn’t.
But somewhere between the ranting, the foam, a missed buzzer shot, and the silence, they both say exactly what matters.
Buck finds something he understands — the comfort of loyalty, and the quiet ache of loving someone who’s still holding on.This is not canon but canon-divergent, domestic, a little funny, a little aching.
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The door shuts. The kiss is over. And yet, nothing feels the same.
Buck flops onto his couch, stunned and dazed. Tommy sits in his car, halfway smiling and halfway spiraling.
Neither of them expected this.
Neither of them pulled away.A Post-7x04 first kiss coda told in mirrored POVs—two quiet spirals, one shared moment, and the start of something they don’t yet have words for.
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After completing chores at Hen’s house, Buck goes home to a quiet house and a full heart.
But when the silence weighs too heavy, Buck calls.
He doesn’t say anything. Neither does Tommy.No resolution. Just connection.
A soft standalone set post-8x13.
This is canon-compliant but not canon. -
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The whiteboard says EMERGENCY MEETING: OPERATION BACHELOR BASH.
Chim said he didn’t want a party. Buck heard “Plan something unforgettable.” So naturally, the 118 is pulled into a whirlwind of karaoke debates, neon panic, and one deeply color-coded spreadsheet.
Hen has a headache. Eddie has jokes. Ravi has… fog machine ideas. And Buck? Buck might be wondering if it’s too early to text Tommy.
A missing-scene prequel to the bachelor party (aka the Crockett and Tubbs Show™) chaos of 7x06. No plot, just vibes (and party logistics)
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Buck wants to invite Tommy to Chimney’s bachelor party.
It’s casual. Low stakes. Totally chill.So why does hitting “send” feel like jumping off a cliff?
A mini missing scene between episodes 7x05 and 7x06—set just before the wedding chaos, back when things were soft and new and nobody had admitted anything out loud yet.
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They don’t speak.
But across the city, in two different apartments, Buck and Tommy are thinking the same thing.“I’ve always jumped into something new. Maybe it’s time to pause.”
This is a story of quiet spirals, mutual pining, and two men trying to figure themselves out after something that almost—but not quite—was.
It’s not a breakup fic. It’s a pause. -
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A night out at a packed bar.
Buck, Eddie, Tommy—laughter, drinks, old stories tossed back and forth like second nature. Buck’s all bright eyes and easy warmth. Eddie’s right there beside him, like he’s always been. And Tommy? He smiles. He listens. He doesn’t interrupt.He’s not jealous. Of course not. He’s just… adjusting the bar geometry. For space. For safety. For comfort. Not because he’s quietly fading into the background again.
He moves closer. Buck notices. And things start to shift.
Because when Buck turns around and sees him—really sees him—Tommy is reminded he doesn’t always have to stand on the outside looking in.
Maybe this time, he already belongs.
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Buck isn’t even sure why he flips through the new firefighter calendar—until July happens. Now he’s on the floor, heart racing, calendar in pieces, and very much not okay.
Mr. July? Yeah, turns out he’s hot. Turns out Buck might still be in love with him.
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Tommy didn’t expect to run into Ravi that night—let alone be led straight to the table where Buck sat, alone.
Ravi didn’t say much. He didn’t have to. Just enough to make Tommy take a step.