Osko
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- 9-1-1 (TV) (5)
- Formula 1 RPF (1)
- Heated Rivalry (TV) (1)
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How does one navigate the want to be loved and seen while being perceived as something totally different? Oscar deals with his inner doubts and the labels everyone has put on him.
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- English
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- 1/?
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What if the scene in Ilyas apartment had gone differently?
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Buck finally gets to relish in the love he gets to share. He gets to relive it day after day and you can call him egoistic, but sometimes he wishes that he is the only one that gets to experience such warmth.
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The bracelet refused to cooperate, the knot too tight for one hand. Eddie sighed, stepping closer.
“Here,” he offered. “Let me help you.”
And in that moment, the world quieted.
Eddie’s fingers brushed Buck’s wrist, steady and warm. -
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It was so simple for them to just... be. They were a family, both Buck and Eddie knew that. It was so simple to just be that.
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“Hey, Spider-Man!” Eddie says, groaning dramatically as he picks Theo up. “You ready for the big game today?”
“If I score a goal, I get a kitty!”
Eddie’s laugh filters down the hall like music to Buck’s ears. “Is that so? I think we should go see what your Buck says about that. Chris, would you mind setting the table?”
“Yeah, I got it,” Chris replies in his usual teenage monotony.
Buck chuckles to himself and flops back against the pillows, just staring up at the whirring ceiling fan for a moment as his chest fills with contentment. He was wrong earlier; it does get better. Having all of his boys together under the same roof is the happiest Buck can get; he’s sure of it.
The sound of socked feet approaches until there’s another presence in the doorway.
“Rise and shine, Buckley, it’s game day."
Or: It's Theo's first soccer game of the children of queer parents' league that Hen and Karen recommended. Except Buck doesn't exactly mention this to Eddie beforehand. Cue: Rainbows, fluff, and promises of a kitty.
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11 Jul 2026
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“Do you have a problem with heated blankets or something?”
Does Eddie have a problem with—yes, obviously he has a problem with heated blankets.
“We’re firefighters,” Eddie tries, attempting not to let on about his irrational hatred for an inanimate object. “We know better than to use heated blankets.”
Good, that was good. Rational, logical, excellent. Surely Buck will—
“Exactly,” Buck responds. “We’re firefighters. We know how to use them safely.”
“When I was a kid, my friend’s grandma had one catch fire while she was using it,” Eddie blurts out. “Is that what you want to happen to us while we’re sleeping?”
Buck snorts. “At least she wasn’t cold.”
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(Eddie hates heated blankets. Buck has a cuddly solution.)
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23 Feb 2026
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Buck looks up from his desk, a polite, friendly smile already professionally-plastered on his face, and there he is — unmistakably, undeniably: Texas. Texas, who is apparently Christopher’s dad.
Or, Buck is a teacher. Naturally, his favorite student's dad is also the hot guy he matched with on Grindr. Perfect.
Series
- Part 8 of Pal's 12 Days of Ficsmas
- Part 1 of T is for Texas
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18 Feb 2026
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"So, cuddler or the cuddlee?" Eddie asks Buck with hands on his hips. But Buck keeps staring at him like Eddie just invented electricity or said that water isn't wet anymore.
"What?" He almost squeals at the question.
"Do you want to cuddle me or to be cuddled?" Eddie lifts his eyebrows, hands still on his hips looking at Buck like it's a normal thing they do.
"I, um... I'm confused."
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Or: Silent, cozy rainy day at the 118. Buddie cuddles and May/Ravi bestieism 💕Bookmarked by Osko
17 Feb 2026
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“Who the hell is Evan?” Buck asks.
“Ummmmm, you?” Eddie draws in his bottom lip as a giggle makes an attempt at freedom. Doing this while wine-tipsy is making it significantly more difficult. “That’s your name.”
“That’s not my name to you.”
“That’s the name on our marriage license.”
What if you were GAY and at WINE NIGHT and you called your husband his LEGAL NAME to win MONEY… Eddie Diaz can relate.
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- Part 2 of You're Still The One
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16 Feb 2026