A collection of One-Shots follows Kelly Severide and Matthew Casey, exploring more of their sex life. The first story was posted on my 'Sevasey One-Shot' Story collection, and it is still there. I will continue it here, so you have the entire thing in order. All stories are posted on my ao3 account as well (@WriterAttHeart)

Matt Casey and Kelly Severide are from opposite worlds but are still destined to be together. Which is stronger, a soulmate's love or a parent's hatred of their child? The first book in the "US" series. Trigger Warning: Sexual assault, Child abuse, Medical abuse, Child neglect, Child mental abuse, Bad Parenting

With a heavy past, a university student, Matthew Casey, meets a firefighter, Kelly Severide, with a lot of baggage. An arson made the two people cross paths, but what makes them stay in each other's lives?

They've always been close, too close. Between fires, sleepless nights, and quiet glances across crowded rooms, Buck and Eddie have built something unspoken. Something steady. Something they both pretend not to feel. But silence can only hold so much. And sometimes, the words we never say start to weigh more than the ones we do. What We Don't Say is a slow-burn emotional journey through fear, friendship, heartbreak, and the moments that change everything, quietly, completely, and forever. Because some love stories aren't loud. They're the ones that linger in what we don't say... Until we finally do. 🎭 Drama 😨 Angst ❤️‍🔥 Slow Burn ❤️ Buddie

Eddie Diaz is an Alpha who became a lone wolf to protect his son. When the healers said Christopher should be abandoned because he might never shift, Eddie ran with him to Los Angeles and built a life at Station 118, far from the pack that broke him. Buck Buckley has been hiding for years. A late-bloomer labeled omega, he fled his pack and survived on scent blockers and witch potions, determined to never be caught, never be claimed, never be rejected. At the 118, Buck and Eddie become friends fast, pulled together even more by Christopher, who's blessed by the Moon Goddess with moon-dreaming and bond-sight. Eddie thinks Buck is human. Buck knows Eddie is an Alpha. And the bond between them is getting harder to ignore. Then Eddie's birth pack finds him... and kidnaps Buck and Christopher to force Eddie's return. With Buck's protections gone, Eddie scents the truth, and the lone wolf makes a vow that changes everything: "He's mine. They're both mine."

When Christopher asks to do "25 Days 'Til Christmas" this year, Buck says yes before he even knows what that means. Soon, there's a calendar on the fridge, glitter in the grout, hot cocoa permanently on the stove, and Eddie Diaz quietly realizing that somehow, somewhere between paper snowflakes and late-night movie marathons, Evan Buckley became his favorite holiday tradition. Twenty-five days. One house. A kid with a plan. Two idiots in love. By Christmas morning, something has to give.

After a bad fall on a call, Eddie Diaz wakes up in a hospital bed with a pounding headache, a foggy timeline... and one thing he's sure of: The man sitting at his side, fingers laced tight with his, is his husband. Evan Buckley knows that's not true. They're best friends, partners on and off the truck, tangled up in each other's lives but never quite brave enough to cross that last line. But when Eddie looks at him with raw, terrified eyes and whispers, "Buck?" like he's home, the correction dies on Buck's tongue. The doctors call it retrograde amnesia. Buck calls it a second chance he was never supposed to have. As Eddie pieces his life back together, his son, his job, the 118, he leans on the memories he thinks he has: late-night talks, shared vows, rings that never existed. Buck tries to hold the lie together without breaking under the weight of it, knowing every borrowed moment will hurt more when the truth finally comes out. Because Eddie may have forgotten everything else... but somehow, he never stopped loving Buck.

A stray dog's unexpected arrival brings Buck closer to Eddie and Christopher than ever before, and somewhere between shared walks, quiet nights, and unspoken glances, friendship turns into something that feels a lot like forever.

After surviving a lightning strike that stopped his heart, firefighter Evan "Buck" Buckley wakes to a strange new ability. He can hear the last thought of anyone he touches. But when a near-fatal rescue links him to Eddie Diaz's mind, Buck is haunted by the one thing louder than the thunder: Eddie's unspoken love for him.

After Bobby Nash's death, Buck inherits the tin of recipe cards that once kept the 118 fed and whole. Cooking his way through them becomes his grief therapy. Eddie keeps "forgetting" to leave before dinner, sometimes with Chris, other times without, and one meal at a time, they learn how to be a family.