he's gay and likes cuddles. double kill.

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he's gay and likes cuddles. double kill.
I love the duality of eddie. Like on the one hand, I want to wrap him up in a blanket, place him on Buck's lap, and give him a flower crown for the princess he is.
But also he will not hesitate to fight a bitch with said flower crown because he's the fucking princess so he needs Buck down on his knees.
Y'know?
christoper diaz mentioned
do you ever think that buck also replays the hospital will moment with eddie in his head? just when he’s on a dangerous call or when he feels like eddie is unwell or just whenever really—he thinks about the fact eddie kept it from him, had done it a year prior, knew he wouldn’t say no and called him evan. it’s the only time eddie called him that since. he never did again. and buck likes eddie calling him buck, it’s what people who know him call him anyway so of course he’d want eddie to call him buck, but just for that moment, he was evan to eddie, too. evan with the baggages, evan with the abandonment issues, evan who hasn’t found a home yet but found one now—a home that recognises that evan isn’t expendable. who tells him just as much.
he’s sure eddie has only ever called him evan once because he’d remember and he’d turn the memory over and over again in his head as he has this one.
When does the “freak out over oc” stage calm down a bit? Getting harder to keep it together.
everything he’s been confused about is inside of him oh eddie i know what you are
Tommy in Hen begins is such a follower. He barely moves without someone else's implicit permission (seriously he's never tge first to make a move. Whether it's talking or going somewhere or just getting up from the table he always follows someone else’s example, it's actually fascinating).
That guy would be so unspeakably terrified of the guy who stole a helicopter twice within a year for Howard Han.