Title: It’s Never Like the Movies
Series: The Smile in Your Eyes
Series Order: 2
Fandom: 9-1-1
Genre: Contemporary, family
Pairing: Gen, references to past canon relationships
Rating: PG
Warnings: the prompt, natural disasters, procedural inaccuracies
Word Count: ~2100
Summary: Buck and Christopher really can’t be trusted out and about in LA on their own. Nature will catch up to them.
Title: Here We Go Again
Series: The Smile in Your Eyes
Series Order: 1
Fandom: 9-1-1
Genre: Contemporary, family, fix-it
Pairing: Gen, references to past canon relationships
Rating: PG
Warnings: canon-level angst, canon-level circumstances, implied ableism, natural disasters
Word Count: ~3600
Summary: Buck and Eddie are in El Paso to get Christopher and bring him back home. Eddie has some choice words for his parents first. Buck is getting Christopher out of the line of fire. Nature has other plans for them. As per usual.
Series: The Smile in Your Eyes
Fandom: 9-1-1
Genre: Family, Contemporary, Fix-it
Pairing: Gen, eventual Evan Buckley/Tommy Kinard
Rating: R
Warnings: canon-level circumstances. See individual stories for specific warnings.
Summary: After Christopher leaves for El Paso and then Tommy breaks up with him, Buck is having a hard time finding things to smile about. But one day at a time, things get better.
Title: Sweet Tea
Fandom: NCIS
Genre: Contemporary, Crime Drama
Pairing: Gen
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Canon-typical shenanigans
Word Count: ~2,200
Summary: Tony realizes his backup isn’t paying attention to him, so he goes out on a limb and calls in the procedural violation.
Title: Tired Heart
Fandom: 9-1-1
Genre: Canon Divergence, Contemporary, Drama, Episode Related, Fix-it, Pre-relationship
Pairing: Gen, pre-Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Canon-level situations, Canon-level angst
Word Count: ~6,800
Summary: Eddie entrusted Buck with his son—the most precious person in the world to him. Buck managed to get Chris through a tsunami, through the wave retreating, through the long trek to the VA hospital. He’s not letting go of Christopher until he can give him back to Eddie.
Title: A Convenient Wedding
Fandom: 9-1-1
Genre: Contemporary, Romance
Pairing: Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Occurs during and mentions the pandemic, though does not dwell on it. Can be read as anti-Maddie.
Word Count: ~10,300
Summary: Eddie and Buck are getting back to normal after the shooting. Both of them are out of ill-advised relationships, their friendship is rock solid, and Eddie is close to ready to return to work. Eddie is starting to think maybe they’re ready to move on to something a little more when Sophia barges into their morning coffee ritual with an utterly bizarre request.
Title: Heartfelt
Series: The Sense of Everything
Series Order: 1
Fandom: 9-1-1, The Sentinel
Genre: Family, Kid!Fic, Sentinel Fusion
Pairing: Gen
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Adult themes and language, discussion-child neglect
Word Count: ~7400
Summary: Randolph Rampart is still adjusting to his promotion to brigadier general and life in hew new command when receives a call from a judge in Pennsylvania about a baby in the custody of the Foundation. His life is about to change again.
Series Title: The Sense of Everything
Fandom: 9-1-1, NCIS, Sentinel
Genre: Contemporary, Drama, Family, Kid!Fic
Pairing: Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz, Tony DiNozzo/Randolph Rampart, canon pairings (varies depending on part)
Rating: R
Warnings: Adult themes and language, discussion-child neglect and abuse
Summary: The story of Buchanan Rampart from how he came to be with his father as an infant to meeting his sentinel as an adult.
Title: Who I’d Be
Fandom: 9-1-1, The Sentinel
Genre: Contemporary, Fusion, Romance
Pairing: Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz
Rating: R
Warnings: discussions of underage sex, discussions of sexual abuse, canon angst (please read header)
Word Count: ~8800
Summary: Buck comes to a realization. Eddie shares something personal. Buck and Eddie realize they’re on the same page. It takes a year.
Title: What I’ve Learned
Fandom: 9-1-1, Ted Lasso
Genre: Contemporary, Crossover, Drama
Pairing: Gen, pre-Evan Buckley/Eddie Diaz
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Canon-typical themes, Character bashing
Word Count: ~7,600
Summary: While on vacation, Ted Lasso is taking a summer stroll through a park in Los Angeles when he stumbles over a kid by himself, sitting on a park bench, crying like his world is ending. Ted can’t let that situation alone.
