Eight months after a fight that tore them apart, Evan Buckley and Eddie Diaz haven't spoken. Buck changed firehouses, blocked Eddie's number, and tried to move on. But when Eddie is injured on duty and the hospital calls the one name still listed as his emergency contact, Buck's entire world comes crashing back. Now faced with the man he swore to forget, Buck has to decide if some bonds can ever really be broken - or if love has been waiting all along, just on the other end of the line.

"Through the seasons' breezes" follows Conrad and Belly as they navigate love, life, and all the little moments in between. From the warmth of summer mornings to the crisp hush of winter evenings, each story captures the sights, sounds, and smells that color their adult life together. It's about passion, laughter, quiet comfort, and the unspoken magic that keeps them intertwined, one season at a time

A friendship that goes further than they expected

Eddie Diaz is straight; he's always been straight. One kiss with his best friend doesn't change that. Okay so maybe more than one kiss, maybe more than kissing. But it still doesn't mean anything. Eddie explains away their newfound sexual relationship as just that, sexual. It's purely physical, and if there aren't any feelings, then Eddie can still be straight. That is what he keeps telling himself. If they keep it casual, there isn't a problem. Buck has thought about kissing Eddie a million times over the past few years. He really wanted to be with him. Is he capable of being just casual? -or- Eddie Diaz grapples with internalized homophobia.

Evan Buckley goes missing and sends texts messages to his best friend as a diary until he's able to escape where he's at. One day, years later his phone gets signal and all the messages get sent.