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“Are those okay?” he asks, sweet and easy.
Eddie glances down. It’s Buck’s boxers, loose and comfortable and low on his waist. They’re light blue and nicer than the ones Eddie buys for himself. He smiles a little, looks up at Buck through his lashes.
“Better than okay,” he admits.
—five times eddie wears buck's clothes without understanding why; and the one time he does.
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31 Jul 2025
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“Need some help there?”
The voice cuts through the quiet, unexpectedly startling Eddie despite being low and steady. Eddie’s chest tightens. He shifts Chris instinctively further from the voice, his arms wrapping tighter around his son as he twists. A man stands at the edge of the porch light - a large figure, broad-shouldered, tall and intimidating, with his face almost hidden in the shadows. Eddie’s pulse quickens, protective instincts rising to the surface. His eyes dart over the man’s frame - assessing, calculating.
The man approaches slowly, palms visible, his footsteps soft against the cracked pavement. “I’m Buck. Live next door. You good?” His tone is casual, but there’s an undercurrent of genuine concern.
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Eddie moves from El Paso to LA, Buck is his next-door neighbour
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Bookmarked by panbuckley
11 Jul 2025
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Eddie doesn’t like change. He likes his routines, his quiet, the life he’s built.
But he’s lonely — even if he won’t admit it.
He doesn’t expect Buck. Not on a random night out, not in the middle of everything he thought he had figured out.
Eddie doesn’t like change.
But Buck? Buck never asked for permission.
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11 Jul 2025
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“Eddie, what are we doing?” Buck asks.
Eddie doesn’t look at him. He takes a deep breath and continues to put away the plates. “Unloading the dishwasher?”
“No Eddie. You and me. What is this?” Buck says with a shake in his voice. Eddie drops the plates and finally looks at him. “We sleep together. Work together. Cuddle, hold hands. Parent a kid. Been talking about having another one.” Buck takes a breath. “I think we both know what this is. I know you wanted to take things slow. But I need to know Eddie, I need to hear you say.” Buck says and just looks at Eddie, waiting for anything.
or- Just another story about Eddie coming back from Texas, gay and in love with Buck, where they are roommates and stupid.
Bookmarked by panbuckley
04 Jul 2025
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Eddie Diaz doesn’t do spontaneous. Not with his job, not with his kid, and definitely not with strangers who smell like sugar and trouble.
But the new bakery on the corner? The one run by the ridiculously hot guy with the flirty smile and flour on his cheek? Yeah—Eddie keeps stopping by. Just for the smell. Definitely not for the baker.
One step inside changes everything.Bookmarked by panbuckley
01 Jul 2025
