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My girl Buddie I love u so
The concept of buck getting a mini him (with chaos, impulsiveness,adhd, recklessness and all) and getting to realise he was never hard to love??? That it was his parents all along???
I’m chewing on the bars of my enclosure
911 Text Posts 59/? (Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz)
“you haven’t looked at a woman in a year.”
YEAH BECAUSE HES TOO BUSY LOOKING AT YOU EVAN “BUCK” BUCKLEY WAKE UUUPPPP
Just sitting here thinking about Buck trying to get Theo into sports or something so that he can find an outlet for his endless energy. So Buck shows him a bunch of different pamphlets for sports at the rec department: soccer, tee ball, basketball, etc. To no one’s surprise, Theo seems fascinated by basketball.
Of course, it’s basketball. Buck hates basketball, but if Theo wants to try it then he’ll do whatever that kid wants. When he goes to sign Theo up for the sport, they say they’ll have to add him to a waiting list. The reason? They don’t currently have enough parent volunteers to coach another 4-5 basketball team.
Buck knows nothing about basketball. Literally nothing - not that this seriously matters because it’s 4-5 year olds - but he can’t just let them not have a team that Theo and can play on. So what does he do? He tells the rec he’s got a perfect volunteer to coach and signs Eddie up.
After doing so, Buck is a little worried that Eddie is going to be mad that he signed him up for this without asking so he makes a big dinner, gets his truck washed, buys his favorite beer at the store, and goes across down for Eddie’s favorite desert. But it turns out he didn’t need to do all that because Eddie’s not even remotely mad. He’s thrilled, telling Buck, “Theo wants to play basketball? Are you kidding? This is perfect! Finally there’s a Buckley that wants to play basketball with me!”
He shows up to their next shift with a pair of basketball court shoes and a tiny LA Lakers jersey for Theo. As well as a dry-erase clipboard with the basketball court outlined on it and markers because he’s planning on making practice plans during their down time. The rest of the 118 are so confused as to why Eddie is the one coaching this team and not Buck, and keep sharing so many funny looks. But Buck can’t stop smiling because Eddie is just so excited.
When the first practice rolls around Eddie picks up Theo to take him to the gym while Buck goes to pick up Chris from some after school thing and bring the post-practice snacks for the kids because Eddie might be the coach, but Buck is the official snack dad. When Chris and Buck show up at the gym they stake seat on the bleachers with the other parents waiting for practice to end and watch. It’s a little chaotic because they’re 4 year old boys, but Eddie is so good with kids that they’re latching on to every word he says. Are the kids any good? Not in the slightest, but they’re trying their best and Eddie is beaming the whole time.
One of the mom’s comes and sits next to them, introduces herself and asks, “Which one is yours?” When he points out Theo, she says, “Oh, Theo? That means you must be Coach Eddie’s husband. God, you really know how to pick him. That man’s a miracle worker. You’re so lucky.” Buck nearly chokes, but before he can correct her, Chris pipes up beside him with a smirk replying loud enough for her to hear, “Yeah, Buck. We’re so lucky you’ve got a husband like dad.” Buck glares at him because now all the team parents are going to think he and Eddie are actually married, but Chris just gives him a shit-earring grin before going back to scrolling on his phone.
When they take turns practicing shooting at the end the only one to make a basket is Theo and everyone is so excited. The other kids cheer for him, but the first thing he does is go rushing over to Eddie who scoops him up in a big hug as Theo giggles with excitement over his basket, talking a mile a minute by giving him a replay of the shot as if Eddie hadn’t just witnessed it. Eddie just listens intently, nodding along grinning widely as he reacts to Theo’s retelling. Buck physically can’t stop the way his chest cracks in half at seeing the two of them together. Beside him Chris sighs and says, “Those heart eyes you’re wearing right now? That’s why people think you’re married.”
Buck scoffs, “I do not look at your dad with heart eyes.”
“Buck, you’ve looked at my dad with heart eyes every single day since I was seven. I know what it looks like. It’s seared into my brain.”
Buck doesn’t have time to think about Chris’s comment because Eddie calls for practice to end. After a quick chat and a team chant, Eddie directs the kids over to Buck and Chris to get snacks. In the chaos of Buck and Chris handing out snacks he doesn’t realize at first that Theo hasn’t joined them. Not until he’s got two extra snack baggie and juice boxes (one labeled with Spider-Man and the other Coach Eddie). When he looks up he sees Theo still running around on the court giggling wildly, carrying the basketball as Eddie chases him around. Eventually Eddie scoops up the 4-year-old and lifts him up to basket and lets Theo dunk. With a cheer, Theo kicks his legs for Eddie to let him down to he can get the ball and they can do it again.
That feeling comes back as he watches them this time, only for Chris to elbow him and tease, “You’re doing it again.”
Buck thinks in that moment… okay, yeah. Maybe I am… and maybe… maybe Maddie was right. It wouldn’t be so crazy…
BUCKLEY SIBLINGS S09E17
First Mermay, we’re doing girl!Buddie.
2x01 / 8x18 / 9x13
4x14 || 6x11
Exclusive one-on-one with Eddie Diaz!
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Can't stop thinking about what a good expression of "this thing between you and me" this episode was. They say friend over and over again and it's completely accurate and utterly inadequate.
"I know how you react to big inconveniences and little ones. I forgave you before you asked. I'd die for you. I'd go to jail for you. No one pushes my buttons like you. I know where your buttons are and I push them on purpose. Everyone who meets us knows there's something different about us."
And it's beautiful and perfect.
Eddie is alone again. They'd rolled Buck through doors plastered with medical personnel only signs, and Eddie had tried to follow. Was ready to argue his EMT certification with anyone who dared drag him away.
But it was the nurse Eddie had woken up to, the woman with the kind smile and kinder eyes, that caught him by the uninjured elbow and gently led him towards the waiting room chairs. She fetched him a plastic cup of stale water and pressed it into his hand before sitting down beside him.
"You don't have to wait with me," he rasps, glaring at the doors Buck had disappeared through.
"We look after our own around here," she murmurs back. And Eddie knows there's nothing of New Mexico in him, but when he meets those kind eyes of hers, he sees recognition reflected back. "I'm sorry about the sheriff and the meatheads from the diner." Her sigh is world-weary like she's carrying the weight of your kind around her neck too. "This isn't the friendliest of places. That's probably why we're out in the middle of nowhere."
Eddie huffs half a laugh.
"You ever think about moving somewhere friendlier?"
"Sure, but then who would be here to welcome the outsiders?"
The smile they share makes Eddie feel like a traitor. It comforts him more than the shock blanket they'd tried to drape around his shoulders in the ambulance, but it's not his smile to share in, is it? It's not his smile to take comfort in, and yet...
An hour and seventeen minutes into surgery, Eddie's phone starts to buzz. The nurse, whose name he should probably get sometime soon, takes the plastic cup from him, so he can pull his phone from his pocket, wincing at the spear of pain through his shoulder. It's Chimney's name across the screen, and Eddie takes a deep breath. He hits answer.
"Hey," he croaks, then clears his throat. "No news yet."
"Yeah, I figured." Chimney takes a moment to chew on something, and it's not his usual chunk of gum. "I was actually calling about you, Prince Charming."
"Me?" Eddie recoils like he's finally got the punch he was bracing for in the diner. "I'm fine."
"Your car flipped and you escaped the hospital less than twelve hours later to run through the desert."
"Buck was missing."
"I know," Chimney almost snaps, but it's an edge too gentle to be the kind of cutting Eddie is hankering for. "I'm not reprimanding you, Eddie. I'm not calling as Captain Han. I'm calling as... Friend Chimney."
"Well, pal, you don't have to worry about me. I'll probably be in the bed beside Buck's until we're cleared to travel." Needs to be. Needs to wake up and look to his left and see Buck real and alive and breathing. "Although, you're going to be two men down for the foreseeable future."
"No, not Captain Han, remember?" he trills. "Friend Chimney, and as your friend Chimney, I'm uniquely qualified to understand the situation you're in right now."
"You are?" Eddie quirks an eyebrow. Immediately regrets it as it tugs the ache at the back of his head into a full headache pulsing in his temples.
"I know what it's like to have no idea where your Buckley is," he says softly. "Or if they're even breathing. That hurts worse than an abdomen full of stab wounds or a chest full of broken ribs."
Eddie feels like Chimney has just reached into his body and snapped his few intact ribs to make a complete set. He struggles to breathe around whatever has lodged itself between the fractures in his ribcage.
In a single twenty-four hours, four people have made the same assumption about him and Buck. Half of those weren't the kindest of assumptions. They were easy to ignore. The hostility of a small town suddenly stretching their borders to fit outsiders. Even the nurse's assumption was easy to write off. She doesn't know them.
But Chimney does.
"My point is," Chimney continues like he can't hear Eddie wheezing down the line. "If you need to talk, I'm here."
If Chimney is making these assumptions, if Eddie isn't just princess but Buck's nickname keeper, if Eddie isn't just an outsider but Buck's Chimney, that's going to be a lot harder to hide from.
"Thanks," he chokes out. "I'll keep that in mind."
But no. No. Chimney isn't saying that they're... He just knows what it's like to care for a Buckley. And Maddie and Chimney were best friends once, weren't they?
(Is that the point?)
"I'm really glad you got another tomorrow, Eddie. Don't waste it."
Tomorrow isn't promised to anyone, so if you love her, tell her.
So maybe that is what Chimney meant.
"Chim—"
His nurse taps him on the arm, and Eddie looks up from the dust on his boots as a doctor emerges from the double doors opposite them. Eddie pushes himself up from his chair with a groan and waddles, for lack of a better word, over to the surgeon.
"Is he okay?" he asks, and maybe he's not helping his whole Buck is a friend case, but he doesn't give a shit. Los Nietos can think whatever they want of he and Buck just so long as they keep him alive.
"Mr Buckley is doing very well."
The relief almost takes him out at the knees. The nurse rushes over to keep him upright. Eddie puts Chim on speaker.
"We patched all the internal damage form the crash," the doctor continues. "He's in recovery now. We've given him some strong painkillers, so it might take him a little longer to wake up, but you're welcome to go and sit with him."
"Thank you, that's..." Eddie's eyes flutter shut. "Thank you."
"I'll tell Maddie," Chimney says, and Eddie startles slightly. "Go keep him company, Diaz."
The call disconnects.
Eddie follows his feet to Buck.
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Holy!! Shit!!
"He was like a father to me"
I love being in the world where Bobby is canonically acknowledged as Buck's parental figure by everyone but also I hate the fact that it's the same world where Bobby died .
bobby matchmaking from beyond the grave. buck comparing eddie leaving for texas to his parents getting divorced. buck comparing eddie coming home to a family fighting to stay together. bobby matchmaking from beyond the grave. eddie being so worried about buck's parents getting divorced and trying to get him to talk about it. buck shopping for cowboy hats on the couch with eddie and chris as maddie complains to chimney about her parents. bobby matchmaking from beyond the grave. buck's biological father acknowledging that bobby helped raise buck. christopher saying divorce is always hardest on the kids and eddie seeing his life flash before his eyes. BOBBY MATCHMAKING FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE!!!!!
