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Dean has known about the family curse ever since it claimed the life of his mother: anyone who dares to love a Winchester is fated to die. When he takes a chance on love and loses his husband Benny, his belief in its power only grows stronger.
Two years later, a late-night phone call from his brother Sam sends both of their lives spinning wildly out of control. Then Officer Cas Novak arrives in town, looking into the disappearance of Sam’s girlfriend Ruby, and starts asking questions Sam and Dean can’t answer. Complicating matters even further, Dean feels an immediate, overwhelming connection to the intense, blue-eyed source of their problems.
Dealing with all the secrets, the lies, and a brother slowly crumbling under the weight of his guilt doesn’t leave much time for romance, but as Cas gets closer to the truth, he also gets closer to Dean.
Inspired by the film Practical Magic.
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Buck’s clinging to any relic of this life he's been living. He wants something that says Evan Buckley was loved once, even if he didn't get to keep it. Eddie's leaving, and Buck needs something to remind him that he had this, something to stop him from calling Eddie to hear his breathing on the other end of the line, just to know he wasn't some beautiful dream. Buck just wants to go home.
Or: Eddie moves out, Buck moves in, and the love is stored in the walls of the Diaz house.
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20 Mar 2025
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Cried through this don't know why but damn did it eat at me also made me late for work but that's okay
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It's been almost a year since Abby left — six months since Buck stopped waiting — and Buck is doing...fine. He has a new best friend, and his new best friend's adorable kid, and work, well, he's getting there on that one.
And then a tsunami hits on the same morning a baby with blue eyes and red hair arrives at the 118. Addressed to Buck. And really, who else is he going to learn to be a father from than one of the best parents he knows?
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Second prompt of Pregnant Buck Week!
It's been three weeks since Eddie left for El Paso, and Buck calls Maddie to ask her a possibly stupid question about whether there was a new strain of stomach virus going around, or if the fears screaming at him in the forefront of his mind was right. When Maddie is suspicious herself, she shows up to Eddie's place with a brown paper bag in tow, ready to help her baby brother out.
" You sound like shit, Buck. Have you been sleeping well or at all? I told you it wasn't healthy for you to be staying at Eddie's place while he's gone. " It almost sounded like Maddie was insinuating that Buck was doing the very same thing he had when Abby had left him alone at her apartment after she moved to Ireland. Never mind the fact that it'd taken Buck two of those three weeks to actively spend the night at Eddie's house. But wasn't it technically considered Buck's place now?
Bookmarked by Fallon_Fox
21 Aug 2026
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i sleep so i can see you (‘cause i hate to wait so long) by turquoiseviolet
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
15 Oct 2024
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There was a correlation between how short Eddie’s responses were and the darkness of the bags under his eyes.
Frankly, Buck wouldn’t be sleeping either if his parents had swooped in and taken away the most important person in the world to him. Hell, he’s kinda been in fight/flight/freeze mode himself since Chris left, and Chris isn’t even technically his kid. In practice, of course, is different. But ultimately he doesn’t feel like he has the right to grieve the way Eddie is. And worse, he doesn’t know how to help and not risk making it worse.
Until he has the forced realization that it’s as bad as he can let it get without doing something, anything.
Said realization is forced by Eddie collapsing on the job.
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or: eddie’s not sleeping and buck’s worried. after all, he’s supposed to be the one who fixes everything, isn’t he?