Put In The Tags The First Thing That Comes Up When U Type I Am, Im Not, I Love, I Hate, And I Wish

put in the tags the first thing that comes up when u type “i am,” “i’m not,” “i love,” “i hate,” and “i wish”

yall ever think abt how wild the bau team is: a feral old man, a man who experiences one emotion (discontent), male model who flirts with every single member of the team, nerdy kid who looks like he trips over his shoelaces with every step, cyber criminal, mom who will throw hands at the pta meeting, & repressed goth

“What’s happening Maddie? Where are mom and dad?”

He looked up at her with tears in his eyes, and Maddie felt her own eyes burn for her little brother’s sake. She couldn’t answer him, couldn’t even begin to explain what was going on, but she has a sneaking suspicion now that the women sitting down and watching them did. So she turned, wrapping her arms around Buck from the back to keep him close, and eyes them. “Okay, what the hell is going on?” That language probably isn’t the best, actually it was pretty PG compared to what she could have used, but they deserved to know why their parents have suddenly seemed to disappear off the face of the earth.

“Maddie, Buck, Margaret and Phillip Buckley, your mom and dad, they aren’t your real parents.”

Hahaha, I had to call my mom in the laundry room my first time doing my own laundry at school just to make sure I was doing everything right, because let’s face it I had no god damn clue what to do. Good times...(but not really.)

Imagine Eddie asking Bobby for cooking lessons. He’s vague about the request, just says that he wants to be better at cooking so Christopher doesn’t always ask for takeout. Bobby starts with the simple stuff which Eddie appreciates, but after two “lessons” he asks Bobby how to make a particular dish, one that everybody knows is Buck’s favorite. Bobby doesn’t say anything, but invites Eddie over to his house to teach him how to make it. Eddie pointedly ignores the knowing looks Bobby and Athena share the entire time.

A week later he calls Bobby in a panic because he’s overcooked the meat and undercooked the veggies, but it’s Athena that answers the phone because Bobby is asleep. She tells him to calm down and wait fifteen minutes before hanging up the phone without another word. He doesn’t calm down because Buck is supposed to arrive in 20 minutes.

A knock on the door 10 minutes later sends him spiraling and he throws the door open with a weird apology he hasn’t even thought through, but stops short at seeing Athena standing there holding a warm pizza from Buck’s favorite place with a knowing smirk on her face.

“You’re overthinking it,” Athena says, passing over the pizza. “Feed him junk food and tell him you love him.”