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When Buck wakes up he’s immediately comforted by the smell of Eddie’s musky shampoo– this terrible 3-in-one that Buck refuses to recognize as real hair product– but it smells like home. His head is neatly tucked under Buck’s chin, messy hairs tickling his nose as he breathes in the scent. Eddie’s arm is haphazardly thrown across Buck’s torso, and the other man’s right leg is tangled between both of his. He wishes he could take a photo, but that would mean moving, and he absolutely refuses to give this up.
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A small scene about the morning after a love confession.
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Eddie looks at him for a moment, a smile forming at the corners of his mouth. “Yeah, I liked that the bathroom has a built-in shower chair, but that kitchen was pathetic, you wouldn’t have enough space for three, let alone seven of the cheeses in your famous lasagna.” Buck’s smile falters for a moment before he regains composure.
“Yeah, well–” Buck has to get out of here, has to get away before he truly imagines everything he’s about to lose. Every outing, every smile, every god damn fucking lasagna. “That was Bobby’s recipe first.” He tries to force out a laugh, but ends up coughing instead, throat tight with desperation.
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Buck spirals when he finds out that Eddie is moving to Texas, and Eddie realizes that some things aren't meant to be left behind.
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Just another 8x08 coda
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Six-ish weeks ago, he’d fallen into bed with Buck after one of the scariest days of both of their lives; after Buck had made sure that Eddie didn’t lose his baby.
And now—
Now, because of Eddie, they both might lose another one.
— one night together, a miscommunication of epic proportions, and six weeks apart before their lives change forever.
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the secret society of stick handlers by gurlsrool
Fandom Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid, Heated Rivalry (TV)
18 Feb 2026
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"“I probably sent it to your mom,” Eddie says, his voice too light. Too casual for the way his heart threatens to rip right out of his chest. “In one of the letters. Back then I’d send anything she might want to see.”
Lie."
Or, Chris accidentally opens pandoras box for his dad and Eddie learns more about himself than ever before. Good things Buck is always there to help pick up the pieces...
Bookmarked by evancuntley
20 Feb 2026
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It’s not just about being able to keep someone alive, it’s about having someone who will stop at nothing to come back to you. ❤️🩹
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Friendship In Retrospect by HH_Arrow
Fandoms: Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid, Heated Rivalry (TV)
14 Jan 2026
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Cliff Marleau gets assigned to keep the new Russian rookie out of trouble. Fifteen years later, he gives a speech at Ilya's wedding.
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Bookmarked by evancuntley
18 Feb 2026
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Outsider pov: Cliff Marleau on Ilya alone and Ilya and Shane. I cried.
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Young and Hopelessly Smitten by jukoist
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
14 Dec 2025
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“Ilya Rozanov,” Shane repeats slowly, letting himself taste the words. He grins. “Wow. You’re, like, a really good player. How come you’re in Canada for summer camp? Is that weird to ask? Sorry if that’s weird. I just meant-”
Shane is cut off by a hand on his mouth. He flushes.
“Too fast,” Ilya says. “My English… not good.”
“Sorry,” Shane mumbles into Ilya’s hand. Ilya grins and shakes his head, curls dancing, as he pulls his hand away.
“Is okay. Slow words. Okay?”
This year marks thirteen year Shane Hollander's third summer at Coach Marakov's elite hockey training camp. In attendance for the first time: Ilya Rozanov, visiting from Russia. Shane isn't the most sociable, and Ilya's English isn't the greatest, yet the unlikely duo soon become the best of friends.
It's just one summer, but it makes a world of difference.