Brigids_flame
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There’s a folding table set up outside Classroom C lined with bakery boxes. Real ones. White cardboard tied with twine. Blueberry muffins the size of softballs. Croissants. Something glazed and citrusy. A cardboard carrier of coffee cups.
A cluster of recruits hover nearby, trying to look casual and failing.
Eddie glances at their academy shirts, still too stiff from being new. “What’s the occasion?” he asks.
One of them straightens. “Oh—it’s Muffin Guy.”
Eddie pauses. “I’m sorry. It’s who?”
“Muffin Guy,” another recruit says, like that should mean something.
Eddie waits.
They exchange looks.
“They say he brings stuff the first week,” someone explains. “Not every day. Just… sometimes.”
“He an instructor?” Eddie asks.
A few shake their heads. “Nah. He’s a firefighter.”
“From where?”
Shrugs.
“He never says.”
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07 Jun 2026
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One of the best ways to see someone build a family
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Soap survives a horrific injury but isn’t sure he wants to.
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13 May 2026
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Good look at what can help to keep a heart going when it hurts
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When Buck and Tommy pick each other for the 118's Secret Santa, they both realize they know nothing about each other. That changes very quickly.
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Tommy reached into the little wooden chest offered to him and pulled out a tiny pink folded post-it from the sea of similarly folded post-its.
A finger was pointed to his nose. “We’re capping it at $50. No swapping. No telling anyone who you got. No gift cards. Since we’re on shift over Christmas we’ll swap presents then and it better be wrapped or in a gift bag.”
Tommy pushed Hen’s finger away. “I know how Secret Santa works, Hen.”
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26 Apr 2026
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“Are you daddy’s friend’s magic friend?” She asked, cutely furrowing her brow.
“If I understood that correctly, I am,” Buck said with a chuckle. “I’m a witch. And I take it you’re the one that did magic for the first time today?”
“Yes,” she said, eyes wide as if the surprise had not worn off.
Oh. She hadn’t even known it was a possibility. That made things curious.
“Congratulations,” Buck said. “It’s really cool, right?”
She gave a quick nod and then frowned. “Wait, aren’t all witches supposed to be girls? Wouldn’t you be a wizard or a warlock?”
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Single dad, Tommy, is shocked to discover that his daughter is a witch.
Buck has been doing magic since he was a baby, he's the perfect option to help Tommy and his daughter out.
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23 Apr 2026
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Duke Kinard was already waiting at the altar. His back was turned, but from what Buck could make out of him, they were about the same height and build. Buck took his first few steps. The Duke never turned to look at him, but everyone else did.
Other than his mother, there were no familiar faces. No encouraging looks. No real smiles. Everyone here was a stranger and they probably couldn’t even begin to understand why this was happening at all.
He held his head high and before he knew it, he was there. The Duke turned.
Buck was stunned.
Blue eyes met his with a stoic expression. He had a jaw that could have been used to cut glass, a dimpled chin. An aquiline nose that fit him perfectly. Duke Kinard was without a doubt, the most attractive man that Buck had ever met and he was about to become his husband.
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Regency AU. Tommy thought he would never marry anyone, let alone a man. Buck had no real choice between marrying a man or a worse fate. Neither knew that being married to each other would be the best thing that could have ever happened to them.
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23 Apr 2026