The 118 respond to a call for a house fire, and rescue five victims from inside of the house. When one of the victims is admitted to the hospital unconscious, the doctors and nurses that were on her case, realize that she has more problems that simply burns and smoke inhiliation. The authorities are called, and eventually Sargent Athena Grant arrives for statements and evidence. When Athena enters the victim's room, she noticed exactly who was laying in the bed unconscious. This girl was the daughter of one of her high school best friend. The girl had gone missing eight years ago, when she was only twelve years old. Her mother was desperate, and though she hadn't seen Athena since they had graduated high school, she went to the one person that would help her find her daughter. Athena did everything in her ability, but the case went cold, and no more leads came in. Her case was put on a back burner, for everyone else, except for Athena. Four years ago, Athena's high school friend passed away, some would say from a heart attack, but Athena believed it was a broken heart. Since the woman had passed away, that left nobody looking for the girl, other than Athena. With nobody left, that meant the girl had no family to go to once she was released. Not only did Athena need answers as to what happened to the girl eight years ago, as well as what happened all the years she was away, but she also had to give the girl a place to stay. It may not have been something anyone else would do, but Athena had a heart of gold, and no child, even if they were grown, should deal with everything this girl had gone through alone...

„How could anyone hurt a face like yours?" _-_-_-_-_ Ezra Rubin, looking for a fresh start, moves from his hometown of Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Little did he know that the very next day he would be saving not only his own life but also the life of an eight-year-old boy. This leads him to a certain firefighter who doesn't take no for an answer, does things his own way, and is very impulsive when it comes to saving people. [Season 3 - ??]

Here are some different stories about buck from 911 the show hurtfics and sickfics and angst. Please leave me requests I usually will do anything.（＾∇＾）

Buck and Eddie have always had such a special bond that everyone wishes they had in a person. Someone that is just their person inside and out. Everything changes in a blink of an eye, and Buck suddenly feels he has to fight every part of himself to get better, mentally and physically. And Eddie has been there helping Buck pick up the pieces after his accident. During the fight for his life, Buck also realized his true feelings for someone. But during his healing, he also gets a shocking surprise. One that just might give Buck the push he needed in his life to keep pushing forward. After helping Buck pick up the broken pieces of his suffering, what will happen between the two? Will their sparks ignite into something more? Or will those same broken pieces only break them apart. How will the Diaz boys react to Buck's upcoming surprise? How will Buck react? This is my first time ever writing a fanfic, and it is a Buddie (Buck x Eddie from 9-1-1) because it feels NEEDED! lol Tigger warning though, there is talk about abuse and mental health issues, there will be a warning on top of the chapter. Also, this Spoiler alert!! This is going to be a long story with long chapters, so there is your warning lol I like longer chapters. I do not own 911, or any of the characters, or pictures!

After nearly dying, again, Evan "Buck" Buckley promised himself he'd stop hiding from who he was and what he wanted. So when he met Tommy, a charming pilot with a crooked smile and an open mind, Buck let himself fall. Or at least, he thought he did. But the truth hits hard after a night that was supposed to mean everything, when Tommy tells him he's only in it for the fun. Heartbroken and humiliated, Buck ends up on Eddie Diaz's doorstep looking for someone who won't just walk away. He doesn't expect to fall apart. He doesn't expect Eddie to catch every broken piece. As lines blur and emotions rise, one night changes everything. And when Buck finds himself facing a future he never planned for, he'll realize the love he was searching for was standing right beside him all along. Because nothing made sense... until everything after you.

After the loss of Bobby Nash, the 118 begins to pull itself back together, but Evan "Buck" Buckley is quietly falling apart. Afraid to care for anyone else and risk losing them, Buck distances himself from his friends, even Eddie, the man who's always had his back. But when a near-tragedy forces them to face the feelings they've both buried for too long, Buck and Eddie find themselves fighting for more than just survival. Through grief, danger, and second chances, they discover that love, like the family they've built, can withstand anything. And when the smoke clears, it's about more than what's been lost. It's about who's still standing beside you.

Evan "Buck" Buckley thought bringing a baby into his marriage with Tommy would fix everything that was already broken. Edmondo "Eddie" Diaz thought becoming a surrogate was the only way to keep his son Christopher's therapy going after bills piled too high. Neither of them expected fate to tie them together. What starts as a signed contract quickly unravels into something far more complicated: secrets exposed, friendships tested, and a courtroom battle that forces Buck to face the truth: his marriage isn't real, but the family he's building with Eddie just might be. Through heartbreak and hope, stolen moments and undeniable love, Buck and Eddie find themselves at the edge of something new. Because sometimes the end of one chapter isn't the end at all, it's Our Beginning.

Life after the court case feels like a dream. Buck and Eddie finally have the freedom to build their future together, raising Christopher, preparing for twins, and settling into a love that feels unshakable. For the first time, they have it all: a home, a family, and each other. But happiness never comes without challenges. When an old Marine friend from Buck's past comes back into town, the man who first made Buck realize he was attracted to men, everything Buck and Eddie worked so hard to build begins to shift. Late nights, familiar laughter, and Buck's pull toward old patterns leave Eddie feeling abandoned and unsure of his place in Buck's life. With the twins' arrival drawing closer, insecurities rise and loyalties are tested. Buck and Eddie must face not only their pasts, but also the fear that love might not be enough to hold them together. Because family isn't just about beginnings. It's about protecting what matters most when everything is on the line.

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.

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.