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"Chris said you were crying. You came home, hugged him, and cried more than he’s ever seen.”
Eddie considers for a moment but then shrugs and continues neatly stacking mugs in the cupboard. “It happens. Sometimes. I’ve been told I’m supposed to let it out instead of bottle it up. So. There you go.”
“Why are you cleaning out the kitchen? Why is my stuff in boxes?”
Eddie slows, then stops. “Figured you’d want it back.” It’s quieter. Pained. When he says it.
“I haven’t decided anything. So unless you’re kicking me out—”
“Buck. Come on.” He’s not angry or snapping. It’s still quiet, and somehow that hurts even more. He’s resigned and defeated, and Buck is a scooped out, gutted, hollow shell. “I know how this ends the same way you do. You want to be loved, you want to be married. You’re going to leave. Might as well…” His voice cracks before he can finish and get it under control. “Shouldn’t drag it out.”
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Taylor is offered a job across the country and asks Buck to go with her.
Buck has to figure out if he wants to start over or if he has a reason to stay right where he is.
Bookmarked by BountyRose (Tjoeylc)
08 Nov 2021
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"Welcome to the cornucopia, Kat. It’s fucking chaos."
Bookmarked by BountyRose (Tjoeylc)
18 Oct 2021
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Sonny and Rafael are waiters at Sonny's family's restaurant, which means they get a front seat to the love lives of their patrons.
Sometimes, that translates to getting to watch as a father and son learn they're dating people who used to date each other.
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Bookmarked by BountyRose (Tjoeylc)
18 Oct 2021
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Part of JJ's old job with the BAU was delivering notifications, sometimes even coaching the locals on how to do it. So when a young Statie delivers devastating news to her home, all she can think of is: he's doing it wrong.
Bookmarked by BountyRose (Tjoeylc)
09 Aug 2021
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it's always in the last place you'd check.
on the plane home from vegas, reid opens up to morgan about something he realized during the case.
trigger warning for non-graphic mentions of past child sexual abuse - nothing out of the ordinary for the source material.
title from 2012 by will wood and the tapeworms.
Bookmarked by nbsonnyera (Tjoeylc)
21 May 2021