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After an accident leaves Harbor station 217 two men down, Buck gets temporarily transferred to cover where he meets Tommy Kinard. After initially butting heads, somehow they find themselves in a friends with benefits situation. But how long can they stay just friends?
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Tommy Kinard lives alone at the edge of the sea, keeping the lighthouse burning and his heart carefully closed. He has his work, the dog who refuses to leave, and the steady rhythm of solitude. And it is enough.
Until one morning after a storm, he finds a man washed up on the shore.Written for BuckTommyMonsterfuckingMondays
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- Part 4 of BTMonsterfuckingMondays
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hauntology (hɔːnˈtɒlədʒi) • noun
the past that haunts the present. see also: list of things that can be haunted: houses, furniture, dolls, and me by him.
Of all the ways his life could go to shit, amnesia wasn't one that Buck had ever really considered, but with the trajectory of his life, he probably should have seen this one coming. The world's still exactly the same as it was yesterday; the sky is blue, the sun rises East and sets West, he's surrounded by people who love him and—
Oh, right! He has a boyfriend.
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Buck and Tommy have found happiness together, but Eddie can’t ignore the feelings he’s kept buried for too long. As jealousy twists inside him, Eddie decides it’s time to confront Buck, but his confession threatens to tear their friendship apart.
"I thought we had something. You and me."
Caught between his best friend and his soulmate, Buck is forced to choose, and the weight of Eddie’s confession leaves him reeling. But Tommy isn’t about to back down, and neither is Buck.
"I love you, Eddie, but not like that. You’re my best friend—my brother. Tommy is... he’s my soulmate."
Will Eddie accept the truth, or has this confession shattered everything for good?
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Buck lifted his head and wiped at his eyes, knocking on the door again. "Please, baby. Open the door. Talk to me."
Buck listened as a silent plea escaped through Tommy's bedroom door. "Please, Evan. I can't. Please."
Buck knew what he was asking him to do, and it broke his heart. "Okay, baby. Okay...."