I prove my coworkers were right when they insinuated I was gay.
I answer a call from a colleague who last spoke to me years ago to ask for a favor.
I help save the first two big names of the show.
I become besties with one of the characters who is also a veteran.
Everyone thinks I'm so cool!
I kiss a guy and he discovers his bisexuality. I call him Evan when everyone calls him Buck.
I win a medal with my former coworkers and my current boyfriend.
I hear a homophobic slur from my former captain who happens to remind me of my father, whom I don't speak to.
I take care of my injured boyfriend and I attend a funeral for a cowboy ghost who cursed my boyfriend.
I date this guy for 6 months and transform his life, making it one of the happiest relationships he's ever had.
I prove I was here all along since I messed up the love life of the first season's protagonist, who happens to be my boyfriend's first love.
I break up with him because I'm afraid he'll break my heart after suddenly asking me to move in with him.
I run and struggle with the urge to call him, driving past his house.
I meet him again, have sex with him in the house that used to belong to his best friend, whom I was jealous of.
I run again because he said he didn't need to have feelings for me.
I answer a call from him months later, asking for a favor.
I run from the army by performing insane escape maneuvers with a helicopter.
I help save my former coworker who once saved my life.
I also do all this because my ex-boyfriend asked me to.
I become one of the pallbearers for the captain who saw me as a good person.
I disappear from my ex-boyfriend's life, from everyone's life, but I'm still remembered as the last real relationship he had, and one he still hasn't been able to move on from.
