Confessing your feelings in the weirdest way possible was the way for Buck and Eddie. But was it the right time for them to confess there love to each over. ~Rankings~ #1 Buddie - [6/02/2021 - 8/02/2021] #1 RyanGuzman - [13/07/2021] #1 BuckandEddie - [24/07/2021]

Evan Buckley and Eddie Diaz meet for the first time. Slow burn falling in love.

buck, Eddie and hen head to Texas buck try to contain his feelings for Eddie but with the Wilde firs in Texas and seeing tk and Carlos happy its starting to get tricky

After season 3 episode 14 Buck comes home after a stressful day dealing with Maddie and the 9-1-1 call station being held hostage by the same dude who assaulted Josh. Eddie comes over with some beer and food for the both of them to share...

just a person that wants Buddie storyline real bad 😂 literally everything and anything *also sorry for my horrible writing, i kinda suck at it 😂*

After the earthquake (2 x 01) When the team got out , everyone was as okay as the could be. But not everyone. Buck actually got hurt whenever they had to jump into to the elevator opening, but neither Eddie nor Buck knew how bad it was because they forgot. Little did they know they were in for the long haul.

Buck and Eddie both decide to hit the dating scene using an app but unintentionally end up chatting each other up

They are both intently staring at the lights changing from one number to the next. Then the elevator comes to a halt and Buck assumes he'll soon be alone. But instead of pushing away from the wall, the other man is just furrowing his brows. Then Buck realizes the door isn't opening. His eyes flit back to the current story: Four. That's not where any of them wanted to get off. Buck groans. "I think we're stuck." Buck laughs a humorless laugh. "Shit." <hr> Buck gets stuck in his apartment building's broken elevator with his good-looking neighbor from the sixth floor.

In the wake of a bad call, firefighter Eddie Diaz realizes the extent to which he has failed as a husband. In a desperate attempt to save his relationship with his husband, Buck, Eddie turns to "The Love Dare," a Christian self-help book recommended by his abuela. At her prompting, and guided by the book itself, Eddie embarks on a 40-day mission to rescue his marriage from the looming specter of divorce. Author's Note: While this is based off of Kirk Cameron's Fireproof, I should state for the record that the majority of the religious themes from the movie will be omitted, aside from a few references here and there, and the only true similarities are the story, and the fact that the main character's a firefighter. Also, all rights to the 911 characters go to Fox, and well all affiliations with Fireproof go to the rightful owner. This is a complete work of fiction.