#dr. wells

[writingbuddie]

Buddie Prompt #90

Buck refuses to go to counseling after the tsunami. Eddie finds out about Dr. Wells when they reconnect after the lawsuit (aka the show didn’t take it seriously, so someone should).

[eisenkrahe]

Aylen - Chapter 58 - Leswamp - Original Work [Archive of Our Own]

Aylen - Chapter 58 - Leswamp - Original Work [Archive of Our Own] https://share.google/878zEXG6voL5Nzg24

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Newest installment of Aylen. ❤️

[lesboyobsessedwroykent]

Part of a 9-1-1 WIP I'm working on:

Hen's expression crumpled. "Buckaroo." She said, and it was gentle and devastated in a way Buck hadn't been expecting. "Its not your job to say "no", especially not to your therapist. It was her job not to assault you."

Buck blinked rapidly, static filling his ears. Assault him? He wanted to laugh but he had a feeling it would come out hysterically and that he also might not be able to stop until he cried so he kept his mouth shut, staring back at Hen, wide eyed.

He knew, of course, that it was illegal for Welles to have sex with him. He'd done a research binge a while back when he'd started considering therapy again and he'd come across the information and filed it away without much thought on it.

Lots of things were illegal and Buck didn't particularly consider them bad. Like shoplifting on Friday or the occasional substance abuse.

To hear it called "assault" and have Hen claim it wasn't even his fault was...something else. He'd never even considered the idea it might not be his fault and while part of him screamed Hen must be wrong, he also trusted her with his life and knew she was far more knowledgable than him about relationship or people things almost always. So either Hen was miraculously wrong or perhaps his aversion to therapy made a nauseating amount of sense.

[pin-uppal]

Lee Meredith

Lee Meredith, as Dr. Wells - Hello Down There (1968), US release: May 2, 1969.

[femmehaljordan]

I can’t stop thinking about the Dr. Wells thing from season one. Literally how the fuck was it only mentioned again once as a joke????? Like that was fully illegal. She could have her license revoked for it. That was assault. Buck was venerable and she took advantage of him.

[kumquatqueenb]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

I was doing a 9-1-1 rewatch over the hiatus and this sort of just happened. It’s a self indulgent hot mess that I wrote in two days. Lmao. Basically all you need to know is that it’s set towards the beginning of season three after Buck comes back to work. They get a bad call and the team gets mandated to go to therapy by the chief and that’s all fine except the therapist they’re supposed to go to is Dr. Wells. Chaos ensues.

[cuppachar]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

If you're lonely when you're alone, you're in bad company by Cuppa_Char

Buck made a mistake. Only it wasn’t a one time thing. It happened a second, and third time too. It’s not like he’d gone back for it, but it always ends up the same way, with his therapist crawling into his lap.

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“It wasn’t like that,” Buck tries. It sounds weak.

“You went there for sex?” Eddie turns to glance at him, eyes raised questionably.

“No, of course not,” Buck shakes his head.

“Then it was wrong,” Eddie repeats. He dips his head, forces Buck to look at him. “How many times, Evan?”

(Post Lawsuit AU/Missing scene post grocery store)

(added this gif because I thought he looked so vulnerable during that scene back in S1)