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Amidst the vibrant chaos of the Los Angeles Pride Parade, an easy shift turns into a life-altering rescue that forces Eddie Diaz to confront the iron pillars of his past. Surrounded by a sea of colour and an unexpected reunion, Eddie finally faces the truths he’s spent a lifetime outrunning—leading to a realisation that will change everything.
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Aka it’s exactly what the title makes it sound like. Eddie grows conflicted and distracted on calls, thinking back to past events of his life, and finally gains the will to move past them and accept who he is.
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26 Mar 2026
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The issue is that no house is good enough when the other option is Eddie and Christopher filling the house with the warmth he could never quite capture while they were in Texas.
But he can’t keep delaying it if Eddie managed to sell a whole house in the time that Buck’s been looking for an apartment.
Sure, it seems like Eddie did a great job making the place livable, enough to make the place appealing enough to get a few offers, but still, Buck needs to find a new place to live.
And it’s making him think about all those feelings he’s been ignoring since Eddie told him he was looking for houses in El Paso.
The level of hurt behind the decision to move in and let Eddie go without a fight.
Because he didn’t think he could win.
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Buck really really doesn’t want to move out.Bookmarked by JonathanSims
24 Mar 2026
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"Bobby, I swear to God. Just tell me what's going on," Eddie blurted out harshly.
The 118's captain sighed on the other end of the line. "Buck got into an accident during shift this morning."
Eddie's breath caught in his throat. He thought he'd kind of predicted something like this, but nothing could've prepared him for hearing these words out loud.
OR, another story in which Buck confesses his love to Eddie during a near death experience, but in a voicemail, while Eddie and Chris are still in El Paso.
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24 Mar 2026
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Buck isn’t really sure what’s wrong with him, though it’s fitting that it has to do with Eddie. The man may be eight hundred miles away, but it’s almost like he’s still here. Buck thinks getting used to the taste of blood is a small price to pay for loving Eddie Diaz.
Or: Eddie’s in Texas. Buck has Hanahaki disease.
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24 Mar 2026
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“You, uh… you looking at anything interesting?” Buck asked, not sure if he really wanted the answer.
“You sound much less excited than you did last time.” Eddie said jokingly, leaning forward to try and make eye contact with Buck again. Buck couldn’t quite manage it though, he had been trying to avoid having too much contact with Eddie recently so the other man wouldn’t realize that 1. he’s painfully in love with him and 2. Eddie moving out of state is kind of making it feel like his world is ending.
Buck forced a chuckle, reaching out to knock his knuckles against Eddie’s knee. “Well last time I thought you were doing some weird repressed-Catholic porn watching in your kitchen. I certainly hope you aren’t doing your repressed porn watching in the middle of the station.”
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Eddie is moving to Texas. Buck accidentally confesses his love for him. Eddie does not have the time to deal with this while his son is still actively living in Texas.Bookmarked by JonathanSims
24 Mar 2026