Shadow_Belle2017
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Two mothers make a plea to Lady Magic to save their sons. One mother's plea set things in motion which she later regrets. The other's finishes what was started with no regrets.
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21 Mar 2026
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“You know,” Bobby said, looking thoughtful, “I might have a solution for you. There’s a childcare center near here called Save the Day. They aren’t open overnight, of course, but they are open until 9 with the option to stay a bit late if a shift runs long.”
Eddie stared at Bobby in wonder. “Holy shit. I should have told you about Chris during my interview for the station, that’s perfect! Wait– How much does it cost? I know childcare isn’t exactly cheap, and LA is already kind of expensive–”
“Everyone at the 118 gets a discount. Perks of having an in at the daycare.”
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After the ladder truck crushed his leg, Buck is unable to return to work and left permanently disabled. One of Maddie's friends at dispatch gets him a job working at a childcare center geared towards shift workers.Series
- Part 1 of Daycare Worker Buck
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16 Mar 2026
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Buck gets diagnosed with cancer just before Hen's speech at Athena's house. Not wanting it to be Act 98, he doesn't tell the 118.
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- Part 1 of Moving On From Act 98
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15 Mar 2026
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Jake reports for the Daggers daily briefing with a new last name and Mav spirals.
The two incidents are related.
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14 Mar 2026
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Evan ” Nash: A dedicated personal fitness trainer in Los Angeles. He’s raising his 7-year-old daughter, Robyn Nash, who is independent, kind, and surprisingly protective of the people she cares about.
“Eddie” Diaz: A disciplined but warm basketball coach for one of the biggest LA teams. He balances the spotlight of his career with raising his 6-year-old son, Christopher Diaz, who is bright, determined, and lives with cerebral palsy.
Robyn and Christopher meet in elementary school. They click instantly—Christopher feels safe knowing Robyn “has his back,” while Robyn feels like she’s finally found someone who understands her quiet strength. She instinctively steps in to help him when he gets tired, not out of pity but out of loyalty. Their friendship becomes the bridge that ties their fathers together.
Unlike canon, Buck and Eddie don’t know each other through the firehouse. Their worlds collide through their kids’ school events—science fairs, basketball practice, and the chaotic magic of parent-teacher nights.
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12 Mar 2026