Honestly If Bucks Face Isnt Something Out Of Thats So Raven When His Repressed Memory Returns To Him,

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Honestly if Bucks face isn’t something out of that’s so Raven when his repressed memory returns to him, I want my money back

Maddie: *secret*

Buck:

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I FUCKING FORGOT I MADE THESE AND I GODDAMN HURT MYSELF.

I am crying. 😭❤️

No, YOU’RE crying

Just...yes. Yes.

Me: *Stares at my “to-write” list, which is a thousand miles long* Not these.

Also me: *picks something not on the list that I abandoned a thousand years ago* This one.

Part 2 for Smoke in The Cabin Fuglas fic. I'm gonna need to see this play out.... cause.... well, I'm evil and the storm usually gets crazy before the sun, and Fug deserves to pay for being the worst. K thanks. I asked for a meet UGLY Maddie... so give me what I paid for. 😂😅

Part 1

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“Okay, that’s enough, Maddie, come on.” 

Chimney can feel the desperation surge inside of him to somehow stop what he already fears is going to happen when he’s looking between the woman in the back of the ambulance and her husband,  who is currently being held back by Bobby and Eddie. Maybe they should let him go, Chimney surmises, then maybe he’d get a hit in and maybe the police would have something to arrest him for because right now, they’ve got nothing beyond a nod of the woman’s head. 

“Maddie.” His voice is warning and his heart breaks knowing that if she goes with him, there’s an extremely high chance she’s going to get hurt or worse. “Maddie!” The calmness is gone, the fire in his eyes no longer held back when he lunges forward and even Chimney finds himself stumbling back. The other man has a few inches on him and the look on his face is beyond intimidating and he can’t imagine, for even a second, how terrifying he must be to her. 

He doesn’t want to stand there and be reminded of the man who had once had a hand in raising him. He’d never been physically violent but sometimes the impending threat of it was enough; the screaming and the shouting and the unnecessary throwing of things and slamming his hand down on the counter to really make his mom jump. There had been several times he’d truly thought the man was teetering on the edge of it before he’d left and an overwhelming sense of relief had overcome the smaller Han household and for the first time, in his twelve years, Chimney had felt as though he could breathe again. 

Now, he’s standing there listening to the man scream his wife’s name, whilst half-listening to the police telling him to calm down and half-listening to Hen trying to convince this man’s wife to stay with her in the back of the ambulance where she was safe. He gulps, this isn’t going to end well and he’s trying to replicate the calmness in Athena’s voice as she tries to talk to the man. 

And then suddenly, Maddie is standing next to him and she’s shaking like a leaf and he can hear Hen pleading with her to come back into the ambulance with her. “It was just a misunderstanding.” She finally says and he’s sure the defeat in her voice will live on in his memories. It’s the look on her face, her eyes zoned out, her voice steady and quiet, as though she’s given up. A moment of brief and sudden courage, overtaken by the sheer regret and fear he knows she must be feeling. She hadn’t wanted to step foot inside that cabin a few moments before she’s holding her hand out for her husband and he can feel the quiet desperation that maybe… maybe it won’t be so bad if she gives into his demands there and then. 

Bobby is the first to let go, whilst Eddie looks as though it’s the last thing in the world he wants to do before he’s given clear instruction and instead of reaching for her hand, he yanks her close enough to wrap an arm around her shoulder. It’s the satisfied smirk on his face that makes Chimney feel as though he’s about to hurl up the lunch they’d been enjoying before they’d gotten the call. It was just meant to be another stupid city boy who didn’t know they had to open the flue when starting a fire. God, he wishes he had never gotten out of bed that morning because this woman, who looks even tinier in the other man’s arms than she had when she was looking into his eyes and confirming that she needed help, makes it feel as though his heart has just been ripped from his chest. 

He wants to tell her that she can take his hand right then and he will get her away from her husband. He wants to tell her to leave. He wants to tell her that it’ll be okay, that she can be okay. But he doesn’t know anything about her beyond her name and that she’s a nurse from Pennsylvania. He doesn’t know her husband, he doesn’t know anything, other than the instinctual feeling within him that something isn’t right. 

“It was just a mistake.” Maddie whispers, “I feel okay now.” It’s a lie, and he can see how she flinches when lips press to her head and he’s smiling down at her and Chimney can only imagine the kind of things that will be said and done when she’s back behind closed doors. But right then, there are police officers and firefighters and too many witnesses. 

Athena only sighs, “Sir, I’ll escort you back to your cabin.” The words are practically spat out but at least his arm moves from around Maddie, safe in the knowledge that she’s not leaving. 

It’s dangerous for her, more so than him but he needs to say something, to at least try and make her see that she doesn’t have to be alone, that no one has to be alone. He can hear Hen telling him to just drop it, that it’s none of their business but he finds himself running a few short steps to catch up to her anyway whilst she hovers behind Doug and Athena, regret on her face. Chimney reaches out a hand to touch her arm, gently tugging her so she’ll stop and look at him. 

“I get you’re scared of what he’ll do if you report him, but you need to think about what he’s gonna do if you don’t.” Chimney pauses as she gulps, her eyes darting across to her husband who’s still deep in conversation with the officer, angry about… everything, muttering something about wasting police time and valuable resources. “Don’t be afraid to run. Be afraid to stay.” He lets go of her arm then, both of them distracted by the sound of her name being called and a part of him thinks, even for just a moment, that she’s going to come with him, that she’s going to change her mind. 

Instead, she bites down on her trembling lip, their eyes meet, hers full of tears and his trying to remain determined before she takes a shuddering breath and walks towards the other man, wrapping an arm around his waist as his arm comes around her shoulders. 

She doesn’t turn around to look at him as he stands there feeling just as helpless as he had when he was ten years old and his mom was trying to pick up pieces of broken glass from the kitchen floor. And then the cabin door slams shut and Athena is looking at him instead. “These sort of situations are complicated, Chimney.” 

“Yeah, I know.” He deadpans, shaking it off a moment later when he sees the concern on her face,  “Best get back to the station, more disasters await.” A forced smile, a fake happiness to his voice when he moves back towards Hen who gives him a look like she’s not going to drop it anytime soon. “Let’s just forget it, we did what we could.” He knows he’s trying to convince himself but it’s one call out of… thousands. He’d tried. 

“We did.” Hen confirms out loud, patting his shoulder until she shuts the ambulance doors and smiles sadly at him, “These things are complicated.” 

Chimney sighs, resisting the urge to roll his eyes when he takes one more look at the cabin, “Yeah, so everyone keeps saying.”

Omg yesss!! We were highly robbedddd!!!! 😭

There are many things I will not forgive COVID for but one of them is taking away the moment Maddie and Chimney told their family (Buck, Hen, rest of the firefam, Mr and Mrs Lee, Albert, Josh) they’re having a baby.

Robbed. 😭