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- 9-1-1: Lone Star (TV 2020) (1)
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Buck nods in understanding, looking down at their intertwined hands. "You don't have to worry about me, you know."
You're doing better. Sorry that I'm not.
"I don't think I know how to stop," Eddie confesses.
Buck looks at him for what feels like a long time, his mouth in a line.
Then he swallows, squeezing Eddie's hand again. "Eddie, I think you need to talk to someone."
Or: Buck is doing better. Eddie is still struggling after New Mexico. (A 9x16 coda/9x17 spec fic)
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"You're really just gonna sit there and act like it didn't happen," he mutters.
Eddie looks up at him, a small fond smile on his face that's reserved only for Buck.
"I'm going to marry you someday," Eddie murmurs. "Do you want French toast?"
Buck nearly chokes on his coffee. There was no way he heard that correctly…right?
"Uh," he splutters. "What did you just say?"
"Do you want French toast?"
"Before that," Buck clarifies.
"Oh." Eddie's smile only grows wider. "I'm going to marry you someday."
or: Buck and Eddie share a bed, a kiss, and a pancake. In that order.
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I can take the upper hand (and touch your body) by buddiecanon118, izzyonionberry
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
02 Feb 2026
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Once is a fluke. Twice could be considered a coincidence, but this is Buck, poster child for ADHD and former sex addict (self diagnosed) extraordinaire. This is a pattern, and Eddie is already thinking about how he can use this little quirk to his advantage.
OR: 5 times Eddie uses sex and intimacy to distract Buck and win arguments, and one time he tries and fails
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“I'm just–”
He would attribute the crack in his voice to his screaming after the well collapsed on top of him. He felt like he was always screaming for help, but no one ever came. Always screaming, always drowning.
“I'm just really cold,” he finally said.
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or: 5 times Buck and Eddie almost dying brings them together and the 1 time it doesn't have to
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“I’m not talking about the job,” Eddie said quietly.
Wait, what?
“Okay,” Buck said slowly. “What are you talking about?”
“I'm gay,” Eddie blurted out.
Yeah, there was no way that Buck could misinterpret that.
The employee stocking the milk behind Eddie turned his head around so fast he could've given himself whiplash.
Buck gave him a look that said mind your business, Milk Boy. Milk Boy muttered something to himself before just shaking his head and resuming his task.
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or: buddie grocery store divorce: part two
