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Buck huffed, trying to pull away, but Eddie didn’t let him.
He raised a hand, pressing it against the wall beside Buck’s head, blocking any chance of escape. His other arm slid to the side of Buck’s waist, not touching—just there, a presence.
Buck swallowed hard, his eyes flicking up to meet Eddie’s again.
"Eddie..."
"Tell me to stop," Eddie challenged, his voice low, rough. "If you really want me to stop, just say it..."
Or… Eddie comes back from Texas and ends up living with Buck, but something feels off. Buck avoids him, dodges conversations, and seems determined to keep his distance — and Eddie has no idea why. The problem? Eddie has never been a very patient man. And when he finally loses his patience, Buck finds himself quite literally against the wall.
(Warning: This story contains spoilers for Season 8 of 9-1-1).
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“Fuck, Buck,” Eddie muttered against his skin, his voice rough and strained. “You smell… good.”
Buck’s mind was spinning, conflicting emotions rising in his chest until he felt like he would explode. The alpha in him wanted to growl and nip at the older man’s audacity. To treat him like a potential mate? To look at him like he wanted to swallow the younger man whole?
This wasn’t normal. Alphas didn’t act like this with each other, especially not during a rut where the instinct to mate was at the forefront of their minds.
And yet.
He couldn’t bring himself to pull away.
Eddie was in a rut. As a fellow alpha, Buck didn’t think much of it; not until he had the older man pressed against his back with sharp canines scraping on his mating gland.
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“It doesn’t have to be anything serious,” Buck quickly adds. He feels like a kid negotiating with their parents for an extra toy. He’s throwing out any idea that might land. “We can be like…friends with benefits.”
“Friends with benefits?” Eddie repeats. He places his hands on his hips, his biceps bulging with the motion, and Buck’s cock gives a valiant attempt at being noticed by twitching in his boxers.
Jesus. Buck might not survive this.
or: to stop Eddie from dating, Buck suggests becoming friends with benefits instead.
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“But then, Ravi, he said the most insane shit to me the next morning,” Buck says, his scowl becoming more pronounced. “Like it actually really pissed me off.”
And — despite himself — Ravi’s intrigued. It’s not his fault, he just likes gossip. “What did he say?” Ravi asks, finally looking away from the hose.
Buck blinks at him for a moment and the nail picking intensifies. Ravi has a bad feeling about this.
“He thinks Eddie was his competition,” Buck finally says. “Like I’m in love with Eddie, or something. Isn’t that crazy?”
Oh. Oh, this is really bad actually.
Or: Ravi has to deal with Buck spiralling about being in love with Eddie. He’s mainly just worried if he’s going to survive his next shift.
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“Your colleague will be just fine without you, Edmundo, you’re not a superhero. You’re a father and you’re about to have a legal battle on your hands if we can’t—”
Any semblance of control Eddie had tore apart at the seams; a pair of jeans he’d been growing out of for a long time. He couldn’t keep squashing himself down, couldn’t keep holding back on the anger and the betrayal.
Because putting Buck next to his own parents was— illuminating. Buck who had handed himself willingly to a serial killer for his older sister, while Eddie’s own parents actively worked to take his child away.
“No.” Eddie answered, so overwhelmed with emotion that it somehow evened out to sounding numb. “No. No, I am not going to stand here and fight over my child with you while the love of my life is at the very least in serious danger if not— if he’s not—”
He hadn’t heard his son enter. He hadn’t heard Sophia either.
Only when Christopher interrupted did Eddie realise.
OR - Eddie POV of the Bravery Game.
Series
- Part 2 of The Bravery Game