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“Hello?” May says into the phone as he presses it to his ear.
“Um, May?”
“Yeah?”
“Jee locked me out on the patio.”
“...What?”
or ravi babysits and gets locked outside by jee
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22 Sep 2026
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Uncle Buck is sad. Jee-Yun doesn’t know why he’s so sad or why he doesn’t visit much anymore and Mommy and Daddy don’t seem worried. Jee-Yun just wants her Uncle Buck to be happy. And to bring Uncle Tommy to visit again.
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21 Sep 2026
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Jee-Yun grows up in the shadow of all the ghosts of all the people who love her. It is not a particularly easy way to grow up, no matter how much they might love her. (Mistakes may not repeat, but sometimes they rhyme.) The village of people raising her do help soften the blow a little, though.
Or: It's Jee's turn for the Buckley Generational Trauma
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20 Sep 2026
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Operator Error (or: Ravi Panikkar vs. Having a Crush) by aeternus_diamant
Fandoms: 9-1-1 (TV)
23 Apr 2026
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May Grant is very good at her job. Calm under pressure, quick-thinking, and absolutely not distracted by the sound of Ravi Panikkar’s voice over the radio.
Ravi Panikkar, on the other hand, is… doing his best. Which becomes significantly harder when he realizes he may—or may not—have been flirting with a 9-1-1 dispatcher during active emergencies. Repeatedly.
Between chaotic calls, meddling coworkers, and one extremely observant Athena Grant, it’s only a matter of time before everything comes to a head.
Unfortunately for them, that “head” involves a misunderstanding, a firehouse intervention, and one very ill-timed emergency call.
Or: May and Ravi fall in love while absolutely failing to act normal about it.
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18 Sep 2026
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The shot echoed through the corridor.
Glass burst inward. He instinctively twisted away, but not in time.
Ravi heard it before he felt it.
A deafening crack. Then a burst of heat? Followed by blinding, white-hot pain that ripped through his left upper arm. He twisted further as his body stopped working properly all at once. His hand slipped from the door and he hit the floor hard as a strangled noise tore out of him.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit, I’ve been shot.
♡
aka, a s9 ep18 coda
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17 Sep 2026