buck leaves LA after things end with him and eddie A story based on the song Last kiss by Taylor Swift

Evan Buckley lives at home with his Mother, Margrette Buckley, and Father, Philip Buckley. They both are horrible, but Buck can't just move out, he has no where else to go. His Sister left 3 years ago, and hasn't heard fom her since, leaving him to fend for hisself. Buck applied to be a firefighter and he got the job, he works at the 118. Bobby, Hen, Chimney, and Eddie was all working there, then Buck came along. They all noticed how distant Buck is, he hardly muttered 2 words to them, but when something happens, he has no choise but to trust them.

Buck didn't think much of inviting Eddie and Christopher over for Christmas. One week of food, games, and cozy traditions-what could possibly go wrong? But when a citywide blackout plunges LA into darkness mid-dinner, the night takes a turn. Candles are lit. The tension between Buck and Eddie-quiet, unspoken, years in the making-finally breaks. One kiss. One night. One moment they can't take back. By morning, everything's changed... and Christopher is the first to notice. Now, with nothing left to hide behind, Buck and Eddie have to figure out what last night really meant. Was it a mistake? A long-overdue beginning? Or something too big to define?

The version of 8x14 where Eddie and Chris are back in L.A. where they belong and not in fucking El Paso. This also has Bobby & Athena being confirmed 100% Buck's adopted parents. And him calling Athena: Mama. And Bobby: Pops. 🥰🥰 Then Buddie confessions and first kiss! Along with Buddie roommates! Excuse any medical inaccuracies. 😁 And for clarification, no one dies. Everyone will come out of this fine! Just will need some recovery. ❤️

Hey! This was previously named Buddie and Carlos One Shots, but I decided to open it up to all 9-1-1 universe ships! To send in a request give me the couple, plot (detailed) and limits. If you don't want something triggering like guns or self harm, let me know.

"I hope you know, you do matter to me." "I know."

when Evan Buckley a young firefighter finds out he has cancer he must do something he never liked to do, lean on his friends and family to get him through it. he leans on his best friend Eddie Diaz the most and friendship soon turns into love but will the love be strong enough to save Evan before its too late

Evan Buckley has had a pretty rough life. He feels as if no one cares or needs him so he creates an elaborate multi step plan on how to disappear like Houdini. As soon as the 118 and others find out, and they do their best to bring back their "Buck" back. Listen to the "Didn't Know How To Ask" playlist on Spotify! 🚒🎵 🔗: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6f7DNgz57WHHxJ1kKw9JO2?si=zhnmy1aaRqCDXz_hdiGxkQ&pi=V-UHWnCeQfWIQ For those who don't want to ask.

Life had finally settled into something close to perfect for Evan "Buck" Buckley and Eddie Diaz. Their twins were starting kindergarten, Christopher was thriving in high school, and their family, built through love, loyalty, and second chances, had found its rhythm... But peace never lasts forever. When a letter arrives in the mail accusing Buck of manipulating Eddie into marriage, everything they've built is suddenly on the line. With both of their estranged parents joining forces to fight for custody of the twins, Buck and Eddie must face the ghosts of their pasts and the fears that still linger in their hearts. As lies are told and old wounds are reopened, they'll have to prove what their family already knows: that love makes them stronger, not weaker. Because this time, they're not just fighting for their marriage. They're fighting for their always.

Buck and Eddie thought they had faced their hardest fight, surviving betrayal, fear, and the early arrival of their twins. But family doesn't end in the delivery room; it only begins there. Now, as they adjust to sleepless nights, endless feedings, and the beautiful chaos of raising twins, Buck and Eddie must also learn to navigate what it means to finally admit the truth of their love. Eddie struggles to balance recovery with fatherhood, while Buck discovers that being a partner and a dad brings challenges he never expected. Through laughter, tears, and the unwavering support of the 118, they learn that forever isn't just a promise, it's a choice they make every day. And when Buck takes a leap of faith with a question that could change everything, Eddie realizes that the life he once thought impossible has become the one thing he can't imagine living without. This is their forever, built on love, family, and the promise of never letting go.