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Since he’s moved to LA he’s never hosted a dinner party, or Christmas for that matter. It’s mostly just been him and Chris.
“I’m putting the gravy in the middle of the table Eddie, you can’t put the parsnips there.”
Except this year, Buck and Eddie are hosting the 118 Christmas dinner party at Eddie’s house since Buck still lives with them.
Evan Buckley seems to be running the place like the navy and Eddie’s clearly not doing anything right.
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Buck and Eddie host a Christmas party for the 118 and they've forgotten something.
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He finally lets himself cry. Seven hours after he watched Eddie die right before him, he finally lets himself feel it.
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Eddie gets hurt and Buck is the one to save him.
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“So, you think there’s something wrong with you and Eddie,” Bobby asks and Buck nods. “However no one’s said anything to you, so they don’t see it and neither has Christopher?”
Buck groans, “I feel like I’m going insane.”
“Just talk to him, Buck.” Athena adds “I’m sure it’s nothing.”
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there's something going on between Buck and Eddie
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Eddie kissed him.
Eddie Diaz kissed him in their kitchen.
“Have you broken Buck?” Chris says from the doorway.
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Eddie keeps kissing Buck
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Eddie looked away from Ravi momentarily after movement in the corner of his eye made him turn his head to see-
Holy mother of God.
He’s completely entranced by the way he can see his back muscles flexing through his shirt and the way he works his hands into whatever dough he’s kneading.
Eddie knows what he’d like those hands to do to him-
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Eddie finds himself in a dilemma when he becomes distracted by the new barista
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That was good, right? Alex, smiling. Eddie was so out of practice in this sort of thing. And even when he had been in practice, he was a disaster at flirting and dating and not having a mental breakdown at the mere idea of commitment. But Alex was smiling at him and joking with him and she hadn’t run off screaming. Yet.
That was as good an omen as anything.
Eddie mustered up all his courage. “Would you like to get dinner with me?”
(In which Eddie Diaz asks a woman on a date and then kisses the love of his life)
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02 Feb 2026
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Eddie Diaz didn’t plan on bidding at the charity ball, and he definitely didn’t plan on winning a date with a grinning stranger in a tux.
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28 Jan 2026
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“Would you date me if I was a girl?”
Eddie's question surprises them both, air between them full of breath-held tension before Buck scoffs, eyebrows furrowing but mouth curling into a toothy smile.
“Dude, I would date you right now,” he answers easily, not really stopping to consider the other options. Then, he volleys back, “Would you date me if I was a girl?
Eddie raises his eyes to Buck’s high, dark ceiling and does actually think about it for a lengthy moment, turning the concept over in his hands like a Rubik's cube. He tries to imagine Buck as a woman, dirty blond curls framing his face, muscular build, same baby blue eyes and the pink birthmark. Not much would change in the end and Eddie already likes all the parts of Buck he knows now.
“Yeah, Buck, I would.”
Buck smiles wider at that, clearly pleased, and buries a yawn in his pillow. His fingers go a little slack as their interconnected hands rest between them, clearly inching further towards sleep. “Maybe you should,” he mumbles.
or: Buck and Eddie sleep together platonically through the years of their friendship, unaware they're falling in love.
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25 Jan 2026
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Day twenty-three, change of tactics.
I feel like you both are being dumb.
Dad unfolds this one and reads it and stops and reads it again like he's hoping the words will rearrange themselves into something less insulting.
"Excuse me?"
"It's my feeling." Chris spears a dumpling with his chopsticks. "You can't argue with my feeling, that's not how therapy works."
"I can ask for clarification on what you mean."
"Clarification about what? It's very clear. You—" he points at Dad, "both—" he swings to point at Buck, "dumb. Three words. Simple sentence structure. I learned about that in English class."
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Chris weaponizes his therapy homework to make his emotionally constipated dad admit he's in love with Buck.Bookmarked by bxrchie
24 Jan 2026
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“I’m trying not to make it about me.”
The words seem to stop Eddie in his tracks—but only for a fleeting moment. Then, “Okay, then let me.”
Buck blinks, ignoring the feeling of a single tear fighting past the edge of his lashline. Instantly, he swipes it away. “What?”
“Let me make it about you. Talk to me. I want to know what’s going on with you. I’m not gonna be able to focus on this god awful dinner if I’m worried that you’re alone, and upset, and—”
“I miss you,” Buck confesses, abruptly, because anything else he wants to say right now is too raw, too real.
Eddie exhales into the microphone of his phone. “Yeah. Yeah, I—I know. I miss you, too.”
“No, I miss you. More than I’m supposed to, I think.”
“I’m your best friend, bud,” Eddie tells him. “I think you’re supposed to miss me. We’re eight hundred miles apart.”
Miserably, Buck shakes his head. “Not like this.”
Or: Buck finally unpacks and stumbles across a box Eddie left behind, full of sketchbooks that Buck didn’t know he owned. He’s confronted, suddenly, with the fact that his best friend has been drawing him for years.
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- Part 4 of cjo + 911
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24 Jan 2026