20 Works by pripripro
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“I’m gonna, uhm,” Their erections brush again and Buck has to start reciting mantras in his head: Don't get distracted. Don’t go cockdumb. You have a mission. You’re stronger than this. “I’m gonna go to bed.”
Eddie blinks.
“Huh?”
“I’m going to sleep,” Buck fakes a yawn, stretching out his arms and rolling off Eddie’s lap back to his side of the bed. “G’night.”
“Wha—Buck—“
“Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ….. Snoooooooore …..”
Buck has a mission for tonight: Watch Eddie get himself off uninterrupted.
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- Part 9 of 9-1-1 TV
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Maybe Eddie should’ve listened to his Abuela’s warnings (“Always lock your doors, Edmundo, and never go out in the dark at night,” she’d told him, “Los que tienen hambre no pueden ser melindrosos. If it wants to eat, it will.”) but he’d just been a kid, naive and clueless and ever so skeptical. Even present-day—as he came home from a long day of Uber-ing from dawn to dusk, stripping his clothes off and walking into the shower ready for the soothing hot water only to find it freezing cold, going outside of his fixer-upper of a house to go to the back and check if there was a problem with his haphazardly installed water heater with the only external light source being the phone that he held in his hand—he was naive.
So maybe he should’ve listened, but he hadn’t. And he wasn’t able to get the chance to regret that fact before getting bitten and dragged off by a growling creature on all fours.
Eddie gets bitten and infected by a chupacabra, Buck has to use his powers as a witch to help him.
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- Part 8 of 9-1-1 TV
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“It’s a bit .. Eh. Inappropriate.”
Maddie raises an eyebrow at Buck, “Inappropriate how?”
“I don’t even know how to—I mean—“ He clears his throat, just saying it all in one go, “Eddiewon’tletmetouchhimduringsex.”
“Eddie won’t let you what?”
Eddie keeps batting Buck’s hand away from his dick when they sleep together, and Buck is intent on figuring out why.
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- Part 7 of 9-1-1 TV
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Buck is a thrill-seeker; he has been since he was a kid, hopping off trees and skateboarding until his chin met the pavement, leading to many hospital visits and lectures from his parents who tended to be more worried of the financial costs they’d gain from each injury he gave himself then the actual physical well-being of their child.
But as he stands on the grounds of the annual state carnival holding a mostly disintegrated and devoured stick of cotton candy in his hand and stares up at the Skylauncher 3000, a drop tower ride with bright flashing neon lights contrasting against the night sky with deafening generic pop music playing from its speakers, he starts to wonder if maybe he’s outgrown the thrill-seeker title altogether.
Christopher wants to go on a carnival drop tower ride. Buck has his reservations.
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- Part 6 of 9-1-1 TV
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“Move in with me?” He asks, leaning in closer to Buck so he can hear him over the sound of the fireworks and Chimney’s nonsensical yelling over whatever topic the group is currently debating.
Buck turns towards him, skin flushed from the drinks he’s had so far and colorful from the red, white, and blue filling the sky at the moment, and asks, “Are you doing this on purpose?”
“What are you—“ And then Eddie remembers that it’s a Fourth of July party they’re currently having, “Oh, right. For the record, I am not.”
Buck has the idea that having relationship milestones on important dates is the worst possible thing that a pairing can do. Eddie has the bad habit of doing exactly that.
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- Part 5 of 9-1-1 TV
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Eddie rolls his eyes, “You’re just pissy that they crushed you at poker last week.”
“Hey, can you blame me? That cut of wagyu looked like it cost about—“
“You went to the poker game?” Buck blurts out, interrupting the two’s back and forth. “With Eddie?”
“Yeah man, Tim’s a killer at poker. Just got dealt a bad hand last time,” Eddie explains, “Happens to the best of us.”
The pit is growing even larger, and Buck laughs, aiming for a sound of pleasant surprise and instead sounding deranged to his own ears. So what if Eddie’s invited Tim to the ultra top secret poker games presumably multiple times, even though he only invited Buck as a once off deal because of his temporary lightning math powers, who even cares? Not Buck! Because Buck is normal. He is.
Buck get jealous of another one of Eddie’s first responder friends. The consequences are a bit different this time around.
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- Part 4 of 9-1-1 TV
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“Buck, I wasn’t trying to offend you.”
“I’m not offended.” Buck lies, “What gave you the impression that I was offended?”
He takes a deep breath, one that has Buck split between fear and anger, and massages the bridge of his nose, “Because you’re huffing and puffing like the big bad wolf over a joke I made.”
“So you think I’m being ridiculous?”
“I never said you were being ridicu —“
Spitefully, Buck rushes to turn on the stand-mixer at the highest speed possible with an unnecessary amount of force, the loud whir of the machine drowning out Eddie’s voice. Which, if he wasn’t being ridiculous before, he certainly is now. Eddie throws his hands up in the air then lowers them straight back down, because not even he can believe Buck’s audacity.
Buck gets offended, breaks a stand-mixer, and has a mental breakdown all in the span of two minutes. Eddie is the witness and catalyst to this sequence of events.
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- Part 3 of 9-1-1 TV
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“Here, why don’t we go out together tonight?” Ryan suggests, moving his hands back to his own chair, “We only have, like, one more scene left to shoot today then we’re done. I’ll take you to one of those karaoke rooms.”
“I just said —“
“I know what you just said,” he interrupts, “But it’ll just be me, and I’ll be singing along with you. It might help ease your nerves for when it’s time to actually get to that scene.”
Oliver takes a moment, flicks through all the tens of thousands of reasons why he definitely shouldn’t be spending time alone with Ryan, and then, because he’s weak, says: “Fine. But you’re paying.”
After Oliver expresses his concerns about the karaoke scene, Ryan takes him out to practice and get over his fears. Somehow, it just makes things worse.
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His eyes softened, and he reached out to grab Maddie’s hand, “Mads, the last name doesn’t matter to me. You can be a Buckley, Han, or whatever, and you’d still always be my big sister. You aren’t abandoning me by changing it.”
Maddie let out a breath of relief, smiling, “Thank you, I just, I didn’t want to blindside you. In case that’s how you felt.” She paused, before adding, “Also, don’t know how that became an option, but I’m not becoming Maddie Whatever anytime soon.”
Buck snatched his hand back, “Very funny.”
How Maddie and Buck each changed their last name.
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- Part 2 of 9-1-1 TV
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Hen watches as her wife starts to stomp around the living room, fluffing pillows and rearranging photographs like she does whenever she feels particularly passionate — or in this case, displeased — about something. Karen pitches her voice higher, “Oh, I have a medal, oh I’m Tommy and I can’t take a conversation seriously and I still haven’t apologized for being a fucking racist misogynistic freak —“
Hen and Karen debrief after their conversation with Tommy at the Medal of Valor ceremony.
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- Part 1 of 9-1-1 TV
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And there’s a new addition to Gregory’s routine, because over the summer, he and Jacob had gotten together. It’d been a slow process of friend hangouts turning into what were essentially dates, a progression the two of them had both been oblivious of until they were eating dinner together at an upscale restaurant and started fighting over the check. Gregory had ended up successfully paying and taking Jacob home with him as his newly declared boyfriend. Win-Win.
It's Development Day for the new school year and Gregory and Jacob are officially dating. Nobody believes them.
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- Part 3 of Abbott Elementary
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There’s a party in the District building, all ready for Janine. They set it up for her. They’re talking about her. They’re celebrating her.
There’s a party in the District building and Janine’s outside sitting on the sidewalk curb.
Janine’s having second thoughts about her District promotion. Ava gives her a pep-talk.
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- Part 2 of Abbott Elementary
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Friends. Friends. Friends. It feels like every conversation they have ends with it. Like it's a reminder, a reassurance, a promise that it won't go any further than that.
After Jacob breaks up with Zach, Gregory struggles to understand why exactly he's so confused about his feelings for the other.
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- Part 1 of Abbott Elementary
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Cam was always trying so hard, delivering flowers to Mitchell’s work and cheering him up on the days where his spirits were so low, but Mitchell felt like he never did anything in return. The other man clearly agreed, otherwise he wouldn’t be subtly hinting at it every other day.
That afternoon, when Mitchell had finally gotten home and saw Cameron and Lily sleeping peacefully on the couch, all cuddled up together, he knew it was time to take initiative. No more pushing things off, Mitchell would prove just how romantic he could be.
Mitchell plans a spur of the moment romantic surprise that’s sure to sweep Cam off of his feet. The only problem? It seems like the universe is against them having a good evening.
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- Part 3 of Modern Family
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“Hold your horses there, cowboy. Let’s get into the car first before you start making moves. We can’t be the second people in this family to have a public indecency charge.”
Cam backed off with a sigh, walking down the stands.
“I thought Phil’s charges were dropped?”
“Well —“ He cringed, “After that monstrosity of a political debate, reputation follows. Point is: We are not as uncontrollably horny as Phil and Claire.”
After a sudden win skyrockets the Dolphin’s football team into the championships, Mitch and Cam are left unable to find some alone time.
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- Part 2 of Modern Family
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Cameron stood up, about to leave his desk to hug him, before pausing. Something looked different about his husband. He wasn’t dressed in his usual work-ready suit, and he had makeup on, eyeshadow applied, eyeliner sharp, and nails painted a deep black.
Oh.
“Hello, Principal Tucker.” Mitchell spoke huskily, closing the office door shut behind him, “I’d like to speak to you about my credits for the school year.”
Oh.
Inspired by the roleplay Mitch and Cam briefly discuss near the beginning of season 10 episode 22, “Commencement”.
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- Part 1 of Modern Family
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His hand went to his arm, scratching lightly as a fidget before reaching his volcano rock bracket instead. He pulled on it with his fingers as he tried to write down lyrics with his dominant hand.
Jisung stretched the bracelet lightly at first, letting it fall back against his wrist each time he extended it. Then he went further and further, finally releasing the built up tension inside of him and seeing inspiration steadily come closer into his mind when—
He looked down, seeing the loose plastic string of the bracelet broken in half, the volcano beads steadily falling down to the floor alongside his birthstone.
Oh fuck.
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At first he dismisses it, thinking it’s nothing more than his yearly sexuality crisis that he’ll get over once he reminds himself again that he likes girls. That kissing Dusty was a mistake.
And it was. He doesn’t like Dusty. And thinking back to it he hadn’t really wanted to kiss him. Not because Dusty was a boy or anything, but because he just hadn’t wanted to. Which is the real problem here.
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He hadn’t even meant to drop by Hopper's old cabin, but noise complaints from the neighbors lead to calls to 911 and apparently the chief had run out of monsters to fight, stopping by the house long after everything had died down and Steve was already bruised on every part of his body.
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Saebyeok and Jiyeong are in love at Jeju Island.