Buddie RP starter!
Hey, so I really want to rp and this is a starter I had, if you like or reblog this I’ll message you, this is solely posted in the hopes of rping. It’s not a fanfic or anything. There's not much point in reading if you're not interested. Also if you want to contact me directly, which I'd honestly prefer you can email me at [email protected], or message me on Discord at cpf#1288.
(Possible TW for mental health issues and past suicidal thoughts. Instead of doing the lawsuit Buck decided to leave, because he wasn’t coping with any of it and he felt rejected- he doesn’t understand that Bobby was scared of him dying. He was close to completely giving up and he nearly went through with it. He joins the 126 in Austin and doesn’t tell anyone where he’s gone, though he left letters explaining that he needed to leave and that he’d come back someday. Eddie was visiting his family in Texas and they were visiting another family member in Austin. Christopher went out with one of his aunts and there was an explosion in the mall they were in.) Buck was doing better. So much better than he had been. The last year and a half had definitely been worth it, though there was always an ache in his chest. The feeling of loss. The loss of his family. Hopefully they’d understand. His letters had been vague he knew, but he’d tried to make it clear. And he really did plan on going home, maybe soon. Hadn’t he proven himself time and time again during his time in Austin? Bobby couldn’t refuse him now, he had a clean bill of health- or at least he had. Now he’d have to take a few weeks off due to smoke damage to his lungs and some nasty burns. He didn’t care though, they were worth it. So worth it for the boy curled up in his arms, still in his jacket. When he’d seen Christopher in the wreckage of that mall, half buried under some debris his heart had almost stopped. Then the boy had moved, had cried his name and he’d gone into autopilot. Get Christopher out. Get him to safety, to the hospital for a broken arm. And he’d done it, had given Christopher his mask and his jacket to protect him from the smoke and fire and he’d gotten his boy out of there, and they’d been rushed to the hospital. The doctors had wanted to separate them but Christopher had started screaming so they’d let them share the room, and they’d called Eddie to tell him that his son was in the hospital with the Firefighter who had gotten him out. And when Buck heard that door opening he shifted his grip on the now sleeping Christopher, his gaze landing on Eddie instantly. “Uh… hey. Long time no see huh?” his voice was rough and muffled by the oxygen mask they’d insisted on him using for now.













