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“We need to talk,” Eddie said quietly, while they waited for the elevator in the hotel lobby. Buck huffed next to him. “No shit, Eddie.”“Not, uh, not just about that,” he said, and then Buck was looking at him curiously and Eddie almost got cold feet. If he didn't tell him, they weren't married, right?He pulled out his wallet, carefully turned it over, and let the rings drop into his hand. “About this.”Buck, to give him credit, took it better than Eddie had. “No..” he whispered, looking horrified. “Noo! We didn't..” Or: Buck and Eddie wake up with a bad hangover, a marriage certificate and more questions than answers. Eddie realizes he has to reevaluate some things, but life gets in the way.

He packed up his essentials as the sun rose. All his important documents, ample amounts of clothes, toiletries, chargers for his phone and laptop, and anything else important he could fit in the two duffles he threw in the back of the jeep. Maddie’s Jeep. When she’d given it to him, she told him to go wherever he wanted. He didn’t really know where that was yet, but he figured by the time he reached the airport he’d figure it out. He thought about calling her. He thought about telling her his plan. “No.” He told himself. “She’ll just try and stop me. I need to do this.” After packing up the jeep, he went back inside. He took out a sticky note and a pen and wrote one simple sentence: ‘Don’t come looking for me.’ ——————————————— What if after Eddie blew up at him in the grocery store, Buck decided to run away?

"You're exhausting" "Fuck you" Or I'm a Buck lawsuit defender for life Buck leaves after being told he's exhausting. He was never exhausting on the open road when he had nothing to stay for. That's what he needed back. He put people together and then he left. Whenever he stayed too long he would ruin things. So he leaves.