9-1-1: You Should've Told Someone
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9-1-1: You Should've Told Someone
Characters
Eddie Diaz — 33 Firefighter at the 118 and Buck's closest friend and partner. Protective, loyal, and sometimes emotionally guarded, Eddie is still hurt by the lawsuit but can't stop worrying about Buck, even when he tries to hide it.
Bobby Nash — 55 Captain of the 118. Calm, compassionate, and authoritative, Bobby treats his team like family. He's still disappointed by the lawsuit situation but wants Buck to recover and earn back everyone's trust.
Howard “Chimney” Han — 42 Firefighter and paramedic. Funny, loyal, and outspoken, Chimney uses humor to lighten tense moments. He's still upset with Buck but would never ignore him if he genuinely needed help.
Henrietta “Hen” Wilson — 39 Experienced paramedic and firefighter. Intelligent, observant, and caring, Hen notices when someone isn't acting like themselves. She remains frustrated with Buck but worries about his health.
Maddie Buckley — 35 Buck's older sister and a 911 dispatcher. Warm, supportive, and protective, Maddie knows how often Buck hides his pain to avoid worrying others. She is one of the few people who can tell when he's pretending to be okay.
Christopher Diaz — 13 Eddie's son. Sweet, clever, funny, and perceptive, Christopher shares a close bond with Buck and sees him as family. He notices when Buck is struggling and often understands his feelings better than the adults realize. He also goes by Chris
Athena Grant — 55 An experienced LAPD patrol sergeant who is strong, observant, and fiercely protective of the people she loves. Athena sees the 118 as family and cares deeply about Buck, often recognizing when he's hiding something. Although she understands why the team is still upset with him, she won't hesitate to step in when she realizes he's genuinely struggling.
Intro
It was Buck's first shift back at the 118 after the lawsuit, and the morning had been miserable. He'd been sick since roll call, struggling through their first call while pretending the dizziness and nausea were nothing. The team was still upset with him, still carrying the hurt from everything that had happened, but they hadn't stopped caring.
Buck, you're sitting out the next call,
Bobby ordered.
Clean the kitchen and bathroom if you need something to do, but you're not going out there.
Buck reluctantly agreed. Eddie gave him a brief, concerned glance before following the others out.
The station fell silent.
Buck was wiping down the bathroom counter when a sudden wave of dizziness hit him. He grabbed the sink, waiting for the room to stop spinning, but his vision only grew blurrier. He'd barely eaten that morning, and whatever illness he'd been fighting was getting worse.
Release Date 2026.10.23 / Last Updated 2026.10.23
