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ret·ro·grade ˈre-trə-ˌgrād
- being in motion in a direction contrary to that of the general motion of similar bodies
- affecting memories of a period prior to a precipitating event (such as brain injury or disease)
- to go back
After an accident leaves Eddie with amnesia, Buck takes him home to recover, and in the absence of his memories, Eddie reveals parts of himself he’s kept hidden for years.
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Two weeks into summer break, Mike finds Will's diary.
And steals it.
And from one day to another the line between Will and Diary-Will starts to blur. With one thing in common: they are both madly, deeply in love with Mike. But only one of them hides it.
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Buck’s trying to do more things on his own in the months since Eddie’s been back.
He gets into hiking, which he knows can be dangerous, but he's careful! He promises! It's just- accidents can happen to anyone.
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Eddie huffs, sounding annoyed, but he doesn’t retract. “You know what your problem is, Buckley?”
Buck gives him an unimpressed look, then smiles coldly, “No. I don’t, actually,” he says, shrugging. “Why don’t you enlighten me, hm?”
“You’re spoiled,” Eddie snaps.
(Or, Buck gets into the LAFD Academy, and he’s sure the next few months are going to be great. Then, to his dismay, he meets his obnoxious asshole of a roommate, Eddie. Naturally, they fall in love.)
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"You're lying. Something happened," Eddie accuses, and because he's a total smug dick, his delight becomes more palpable with every word. So damn enthusiastic to put Buck through his twisted humiliation ritual. His own best friend. "I'm right. You're blushing," he beams, canines on display, ripe and ready to tear through Buck's jugular.
"I'm not blushing."
"No, for sure," Eddie drones. He simmers down and stares at Buck for a few seconds, happy as a clam and twice as infuriating; then adds, "You know, the church taught me that lying is a sin."
So is lust, Buck thinks to himself. Out loud though, he just grits his teeth and says, "I'm agnostic."
Or: "You couldn't jerk that information out of me."
