❤️‍🔥 Evan 'Buck' Buckley lives in LA in the year 2010. He went to a thrift store and found an old Polaroid camera. The sign said 'perfect for making memories' . Until one day he takes picture of the beach. Next thing he knows he wakes up to a guy waking him up. * ❤️‍🔥 Edmundo 'Eddie' Diaz had everything a guy would want in LA at the year 1960. A girlfriend named Ana and just finished high school. Instead of leaving for college like his girlfriend he stays back to work at his family beach surf shop 'Surfs Club' . One day after swimming he sees a guy passed out on the beach. * What happens when two different guys from different walks of life meet? * 📸 9-1-1 cast as themselves 📸 9-1-1 AU

What if there was a universe where Shannon left after Christopher's birth? After getting the news that his girlfriend does not want to be in their son's life, Eddie Diaz meets Evan Buckley in the hospital cafeteria of all places. They form a bond that neither of them can explain and become very involved in each other's lives. But what happens when Eddie has to ship out for his tour and Buck volunteers to take care of Chris? What happens when the letters Eddie has been sending to them stop coming and Buck instead gets a letter which leaves Eddie's condition unclear? This is a story of love and family and how being strong isn't always easy. I am terrible at summaries I'm sorry (Also posted on ao3)

Buck is spiraling, he knows he is. "Spiral up," his therapist had been telling him. Yeah, sure, he could totally do that from his current position circling the drain. Or, TK, Carlos, and the rest of the 126 are in LA for a first responders convention where they get a chance to reunite with the 118 family. TK needs a coffee, Buck needs a hug, and everyone else really needs for TK and Buck to not get into trouble for once. Nobody wins. ‼️⚠️not my work all credit goes to dancer_me on AO3⚠️‼️

Please forgive me Newt. Please, Newt, please. A soft whisper is what it sounded like to Lydia Martin. She didn't know what it meant.

Because apparently there aren't enough tsunami fics out there.... What would've happened if Bobby had let Buck back to work before the tsunami? What would've happened if Christopher's school had taken a field trip to the pier that day anyways? Because let's face it, no matter what changes are made to the timeline, Buck, Eddie, and Chris will always be brought back to the tsunami, one way or another. I promise no MCD Tw: tsunami, graphic depictions of violence, death/dying, anything you'd expect during a large natural disaster.

They weren't bad people, just bad parents. God, he hated when Maddie said that, he hated even more hearing it parroted back through Chimney's mouth, and he especially hated the revelation of what had been dubbed the "deep dark Buckley family secret." But then again, how much could he really be upset with Maddie for holding onto a family secret, especially when he was still holding onto his own.

Buck is 9 when his sister leaves him and his family alone for her boyfriend Doug when she turns 18. Still at age 9, Buck realizes he's getting even less and less attention from his parents causing him to increase his reckless ideas from skateboarding accidents to playing with fires. He's craving any type of attention from his parents even negative. Bobby Nash firefighter Captain of the 118 lost his family in a fire. His firehouse gets a call of a reported house fire and the only person saved is a small kid named Evan Buckley. Without any family willing to take him, and the police unable to locate his sister, Bobby gets clearance to give the child a roof over his head. He was drawn to the boy, and he knows he can take good care of him.

Buck wanted to go home. He wanted nothing more than to be back with his family and to go home. Things had been rough this last year though, first his leg got crushed, he had a pulmonary embolism, he was told he couldn't come back to work, and then there was a tsunami. Even with now being allowed back at work after making the mistake of filing a lawsuit, things were still a bit strained. His family and home still felt like they were an arm's length out of reach. Then, things get even worse somehow when he and the rest of the team get sent to see Dr. Wells after a particularly rough call.

Firefighter Buck, grapples with the emotional aftermath of a bombing and a tsunami. As he stares at his medal, memories of tragedy and guilt flood his mind. Unexpectedly, a visit from Chief Alonzo brings not only a promotion but also the prestigious Medal of Valor. Buck's journey unfolds, filled with internal struggles, unexpected recognition, and a decision to embrace a new chapter at Station 136. Will he find redemption and acceptance in the face of adversity?

He gestured to the envelope in a 'go on' fashion, and that seemed to break Eddie out of whatever stupor he was in. With one last confused and concerned look at him Eddie reached down and scooped up the envelope taking out the papers and reading through their contents. "I don't understand." Eddie said after seemingly having read through the papers at least three times. "C'mon Eds," Buck huffed out a mirthless chuckle, "I know that you know what a deployment issue looks like."