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Auston owns a doggy day care, doesn’t watch hockey and has an embarrassing crush on the cute guy with the chocolate labrador.
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- Part 6 of seven days of MM16(93)
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27 Jan 2026
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"You don't see the problem," Buck says finally, in as measured a tone as he can, "with getting married to me. For tax purposes."
"Not just tax purposes," Eddie says indignantly, like that's Buck's main sticking point. Buck finally turns his head and looks at him. Still stupid. Still beautiful, in a light-colored Henley that makes his skin glow, his long fingers curled around the neck of the beer bottle resting on his knee. His big brown eyes and the encouraging little smile on his lips, like he's offering Buck a special treat, instead of a lifelong fucking commitment of platonic marriage. Buck wants to kiss him, or maybe strangle him. Either one would serve Eddie right.
Or: Eddie proposes marriage (platonically). Buck spirals.
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10 Nov 2025
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the right direction by comewithmeforarest (idontreallylikebutterflies)
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
08 Aug 2025
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“I drink coffee every day, Buck. You have to stop looking at me like that.”
“Like what?” Buck asks, innocently.
“Like you're worried about me — I'm fine.”
Buck could reply to that in a thousand different ways. All of them are less humiliating than the one reply he blurts out, which is, “I know you were home the other day.”
Eddie and Buck drive up to Seattle to deliver all the belongings that wouldn't fit in Christopher's suitcase to his dorm room. They also, while on the road, confront the way their friendship is changing.
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10 Aug 2025
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“There’s something wrong with you, Paul. You must realise that.”
Or, 1968 woes.
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16 Jul 2025
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eddie, emerging and exposed by comewithmeforarest (idontreallylikebutterflies)
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
06 May 2025
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“I’m not in love with you,” Buck blurts out.
Eddie stays quiet, for a few seconds. Then, he just says, “Do you want to try that again? Maybe be normal this time?”
Buck knows he’s going violently red. He’s so glad Eddie’s still making sure he’s not injured and he doesn’t have to look up at him, though he can tell he’s mostly amused. He stumbles a bit over his words, when he says, “Uh. I’m proud of you?”
Eddie's coming out doesn't go as smoothly as Buck thinks it should have. He doesn't understand why he's so upset about it.
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08 Jun 2025