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Detailed floor plans and discussion of the 118 firehouse
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- Part 4 of 9-1-1 Parade of Homes
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15 Jul 2026
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"There," she whispers when she's done. Ravi blinks at her through his darkened lashes, his red lips parted. He looks—beautiful, in a way she's never thought to apply to him, to any man. Not just handsome, that's always been true. This is, this is something else. She smooths a thumb over his cheekbone, feels the heat of his skin. "You make a really pretty girl."
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30 Jun 2026
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Buck and Ravi start hooking up after Eddie leaves for Texas.
Ravi knows it’s temporary. Just borrowed time.
Because when Eddie comes back, Buck will forget all about him.Bookmarked by inkcharm
17 Jun 2026
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Look, Ravi’s heard everything there is to hear, okay? A shift is… something. When he first joined the 118, it was told to him like a joke, like a curse. "Oh, be careful if you get assigned A shift! You’ll get rebar through the head, or trapped down a well! Haha!"
Well. It wasn’t really a joke to Ravi, not really. Not now. Not when he got close to the team, when they went from strangers to colleagues to just… more. When it became looking at baby pictures and talking about college funds and asking about how his parents are doing and if they’re still planning to come visit for his birthday and –
Yeah. Ravi's glad he got mixed up in this weird little group.
But the curse, well. The others weren’t exactly wrong about that part. And maybe Ravi was a little naïve to think it wouldn’t catch up to him eventually, sure. But –
“Ravi!” Bobby yelled, as Ravi gets punched in the face.
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Ravi gains a concussion, a bunch of blankets, and a reminder about his place in the 118.
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- Part 1 of For Jaafar
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07 Jun 2026
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The top of the train creaks again, loud and threatening. Some gravel rains down, clanking lightly on his helmet as it clatters to the ground.
“Rav,” Buck turns to say, his voice laced with worry. “Let’s pick up the pace.”
Ravi looks up at him, his leg mid-motion getting ready to step out from behind the concrete pillar. He opens his mouth to say something to Buck, but he doesn’t get the chance to. The top of the train groans one last time before it comes crashing down.
Buck is knocked off his feet, flung back from the sheer force of all the debris tumbling down around him. His head smacks hard against the ground, rattling around in his helmet. Dust fills his vision, crawls up down his throat and nose. It chokes him.
For a second, the world is silent.
Complete and utter silence.
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Ravi gets hurt and Buck spirals.
Bookmarked by inkcharm
06 Jun 2026