GodessOfMischief
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Buck and Eddie are caught up in a building collapse. Eddie has severe concussion, but Buck is absolutely fine. Right? All he has to do is keep Eddie awake till help gets to them.
So with Eddie confused and Buck concealing serious injury, what better time could there be to talk about their feelings for each other…
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Eddie shut off the radio. “Buck, you there?”
He heard a throaty laugh. “Where else I’m gonna be, Eddie?”
“Just checking. Bobby said 10 minutes. You sure you’re OK?”
“Worried about you, man. You sound a little out of it. Stay with me, Eds. Keep talking to me”.
“What do you want to talk about, babe?”
Buck was quiet for a beat.
“Well, we could start with why you just called me “babe”. What’s that about, Eddie?”
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21 Jun 2026
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Post-tsunami, Buck wakes up in the field hospital after he finds Eddie and tells him Christopher is missing. He doesn’t remember that Christopher was found and is safe. All he remembers is the look of devastation on Eddie’s face. On the face of the man Buck is in secretly in love with. He can’t stand Eddie being in so much pain, so Buck drags himself back out into the chaos to look for Chris.
Eddie is having Chris checked out so they can get back to Buck and look after him. And so Eddie can thank the man he is secretly in love with for saving his son. But when they are able to get back to Buck, he’s gone.
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21 Jun 2026
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Buck suffers a concussion at work, and stays with Eddie to recuperate. The intimacy of Eddie’s care brings to a head the feelings Buck has been trying to hide since Eddie came out as gay.
When Buck’s recovery suffers a worrying setback, he finds out that maybe he isn’t the only one keeping important feelings to himself.
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“It’s Ok, Buck. I got you. You’re Ok.”
Eddie.
“I dimmed the light. You can try again if you want. But only if you want, and only when you’re ready.”
Buck took a long moment to make sense of that. Then, once he’d worked out Eddie had somehow made it less bright, he cautiously opened his eyes again.
Better. It was better.
This time, things were a little more in focus. He saw Eddie. Eddie’s beautiful face. Wait, he wasn’t allowed to think Eddie was beautiful. Or was he? No. He could think it. Not say it.
That was important.
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20 Jun 2026
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Evan Buckley can only watch as Eddie Diaz, his best friend and the man he secretly loves, is shot in the street by a sniper's bullet. But Buck can save Eddie, pulling him to safety under a firetruck and keeping him alive till he gets to hospital. While Eddie lies unconscious in his hospital bed, Buck steps up to look after Christopher, to keep the rest of his team safe.
But Buck is struggling. Traumatised by the shooting, he finds it difficult to move forward. Buck was so close to Eddie when he was shot that he was covered in blood. On his face, on his clothes, in his hair. In his mouth. Now, everything he tries to eat or drink tastes of blood.
Eddie's blood.
How long can Buck keep going when he's struggling to eat and drink? How can he be the support Chris needs if he can't function?
And how long can he go on pretending he doesn't have feelings for his best friend, when he can't imagine being able to cope without him.
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Eddie gets shot and Buck struggles in the aftermath, his trauma stopping him eating or drinking till he's well past crisis point. And what will Eddie say when he returns to consciousness?
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19 Jun 2026
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Buck collapses on scene from exhaustion and smoke inhalation. Hen and Chim work him while Bobby calls Eddie—not as a firefighter, but as Buck’s emergency contact. Confessions ensue......
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18 Jun 2026