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After Bobby's funeral, Buck and Tommy have (another) one-night stand that results in their first kid being conceived. Over the next several months, they deal with becoming long-distance pen-pals, experiment with some long-distance flirting, and slowly rebuild their relationship. Meanwhile, Buck comes to terms with the cracks in the relationships with the rest of his family - found and otherwise.
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Buck feels haunted in his new place, the scent of the alpha who had previously rented it pervasive, but, he’s got to try and make it work— He needs to be able to make it work, because, the thing is, if he doesn’t he thinks he might cross a line with Eddie and he’s not sure they’d ever be able to recover from it.
“ He stands abruptly, the blood rushing to his head so fast his vision swims. He takes a step forward and is only dimly aware of the sting in his feet — he must’ve cut them on the shattered porcelain — but none of it really lands.
Because there, sitting on the counter like a beacon in the dark, is a container of cream of tartar.
His hands shake as he reaches for it.”
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26 Feb 2026
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tell me this isn't a failure (tell me it's coming home) by thebirchtrees
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
19 Jul 2025
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Buck runs. Halfway across the world.
(Really, it's more of a slow walk, a drift across the Atlantic.)Bobby follows, after a while.
(After the silence settles.)Or; Buck takes an extended sabbatical, rebuilds a house, has someone come home to him, and finds the courage to return, eventually.
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11 Feb 2026
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Running to the frontlines from a childhood he never had. Taking a bat to the wall with his son in the next room. Having an affair with the spitting image of his dead wife.
Eddie knows he’s never been good at grieving, knows he’s never been good at losing what little he allows for himself in the first place. This is why he also knows his coping mechanisms can’t possibly get any worse.
Buck, as he so often does, makes him reevaluate his assumptions.
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Evan Buckley dies behind a wall of glass. It’s a shame that when he’s revived not three minutes later, no one is informed.- Language:
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11 Feb 2026