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Tony's Little Black Book
by hellbells
All know of Tony's reputation as a lover man. Just what names could be in his little black book? A Series of unconnected one-shots
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NCIS+32
by hellbells
All know of Tony's reputation as a lover man. Just what names could be in his little black book? A Series of unconnected one-shots
Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling+24
9-1-1 (TV)+28
9-1-1 (TV)+1
by Kiragirl17
When the day started, Kelly didn't put much thought into it. It was just a normal shift, a normal day, until he noticed an unfamiliar Floater walk out of the Firehouse. His mind freezes on the man. A topical Floater doesn't look like that. Look at those arms. A topical Floater doesn't treat the station he subbing at with that much dedication and care, but Evan Buckley isn't like your normal floater. Kelly attempts small talk, not his favorite thing, with the quiet and withdrawn Floater; however, any attempt of friendship is ignored. Buckley just keeps to himself and makes no attempts to engage with the rest of Firehouse 51 or any Firehouse he floats at.Who is this man? Why is he keeping everyone at arm's length? Why is he on edge all the time? Why does the word Family cause a visceral reaction? Pairing: Kelly/BuckPost 911 lawsuit
9-1-1 (TV)+2
by BuckyAndDanno
Post-Lawsuit. Bobby transfers Buck to a different shift under Captain Simmons. He tells himself that it’s for both of them. He’s still hurt, but he also knows that he can’t keep a clear head when it comes to Buck; that he cares about him too much. Only, for the rest of the team it further punctuates their own feelings, and widens the chasm between them and Buck. For Buck, seeing Bosko in his place hurts more than words can describe, yet a week off in Chicago with his brother gives him a lot more than he ever thought he deserved. When tragedy strikes, can apologies be made and rifts healed?
9-1-1 (TV)+4
by ArmyBuddieCrazy
After the lawsuit Buck and Eddie get together and Buck starts slowly opening up about his past. The 118 doesn't know they're neither his first nor his only real family. The rift between the 118 and Buck and Eddie grows wider when Buck's old family gathers together for a case for SWAT and the 118 think he's addicted to drugs. and Buck is confused when Maddie acts weird and keeps him away from his brothers. Maybe they all should talk more before everything goes to shit... Summary changed 2021-07-27
9-1-1 (TV)+7
by WritersBlock039
"Highway to the danger zone, take it right into the danger zone."~ Kenny Loggins, "Danger Zone"In which Owen Strand gets the clearance for a new rig, brings his son along for the ride, and finds out said son adopted two siblings under his nose. AKA Owen suddenly has two dumbass sons and one daughter who has their single braincell. AKA the Austin 126 gets a new set of Three Musketeers when a firefighter from the Los Angeles 118 and a paramedic from the Chicago 51 join forces with the Austin 126's captain's son.Follows Season 2 of 9-1-1: Lone Star, Season 4 of 9-1-1, and Season 9 of Chicago Fire. First in The First Responders Files.
9-1-1 (TV)+3
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by BuckyAndDanno
Lawsuit AU. Buck’s just found out that it was Bobby who stopped him from coming back to the 118, and he’s tired of fighting to return back to a family who clearly doesn’t want him. So Buck quits, and he travels the country in search of a new start. Perhaps it’s a guiding angel, but without even realising it he ends up in Chicago – parked outside of Firehouse 51. In front of him is Kelly Severide, and Buck finds himself falling into the arms of his big brother with a sob that’s been building for months. Now that Buck’s here, Kelly won’t let him go; finding Buck a place on Squad 3. From there, Buck finds the new start he was looking for, and a new family to go with it.
Chicago Fire+15
Chicago Fire
9-1-1 (TV)+1
Chicago Fire
by shmembo51
“I hope there’s never a question in your mind that I love you more than words can describe. You’re it for me, Sylvie Brett. I know it took us a long time to figure it out, but we’re right for each other,” he said while stroking his thumb up and down the back of her hand. “You’re it for me too, Matt Casey. Now that we have each other, you’re not getting rid of me,” she replied with a large smile on her face.
9-1-1 (TV)+22
9-1-1 (TV)+1
by jayforfirefic
When a train crashes just outside of LA, Buck doesn’t expect to find his ex-fiance Kelly Severide searching the wreckage for Shay. And this close to the anniversary of Andy Darden’s death - the event that broke them both, and their relationship along with them - he’s not willing to stand by and watch any more old friends die. 3x18 rewrite for anon.
9-1-1 (TV)+1
by BuckyAndDanno
Buck decides to take part in the annual Fire Dept Football League, but forgets to tell the team, except for Bobby. Eddie decides to take Chris to see the L.A. vs Chicago game, and spots Buck, but gets the wrong message when he sees a different surname on Buck's jersey. Feelings are hurt when Buck then tries to ask Eddie out, leading to big brother Kelly having to intervene.
9-1-1 (TV)+1
9-1-1 (TV)+1
by sinofwriting
“Kelly, I-I, fuck.” The person on the other side takes a shaky breath, but pushes through the tightness in their chest to finish leaving the voicemail. “I’m sorry for calling. I just, I don’t know if I can do this anymore, Kelly. I don’t think I can,” Muffled sobs escape them before they even have a chance to stop them. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry.” They apologize again, before hanging up. Kelly isn't ready to lose another person in his life, especially not Evan. So after nearly a month of radio silence after the scariest voicemail he's ever gotten, he books a flight to LA, not willing to lose the most important person in his life.
9-1-1 (TV)+1
by Queerfeministdork
Buck has been hiding something from the team. Ducking out when he's been taking phone calls, skipping cookouts, getting secret flowers. Is it right of them all to snoop? No. But they're worried about him.Turns out, maybe they didn't need to be.
9-1-1 (TV)+1