Your eyes look like coming home

Your eyes look like coming home

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You'll be mine and I'll be yours All I know since yesterday Is everything has changed. Tk and Alex were married. Alex sucks, is a dirty cop in NYC and uses his power to break down Tk, little by little. Then Owen gives TK a way to escape. Texas. The Lone Star State. Where he meets a beautiful Latino man, immediately falls for him, but can't open up due to how badly he was treated. How can Carlos get him to open up and trust him? What happens when Carlos wants to learn more about his crush and looks him up?
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After their wedding, TK and Carlos from 9-1-1: Lone Star enjoy months of happiness, deeply in love and excited for their future together. However, their world is turned upside down when TK starts experiencing strange symptoms. After seeking medical advice, he is diagnosed with Huntington's disease, a progressive condition that will affect his mind and body over time. As TK faces the reality of his diagnosis, the story explores his emotional struggle and how he learns to accept Carlos's unwavering love and support. Their bond is tested, but the strength of their commitment shines through as Carlos stands by TK, reminding him of the vows they made to face life's challenges together. In this story, TK is still a firefighter (he didn't become paramedic). TW : mention of depression I don't own any characters from 911: Lone Star. Do not hesitate to vote and give your opinion in the comment section. I apologize in advance, English is not my native language, so there might be some mistakes (I do my best to make sure there are as few mistakes as possible). Note: The details about Huntington's disease in this story are based on general information from online research and will not fully reflect medical accuracy.

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