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Assistant: Title: It’s an Honor to Finally Meet You
        Author: Unhingedoveractivemuse Unhingedoveractivemuse 
        Chapter: 22/31 
        Summary: The 118 finally get to know their youngest member, one piece at a time.
        Contents: Chapter 22
    

    


  

  
  
    
    Bobby knew something was amiss when he found Buck in the produce section, looking intently at a head of romaine lettuce in one hand and a clipboard in another.A clipboard. For grocery shopping.And Buck seems…tense. Not tense like a blade ready to strike, like when he found the kid at Maddie's after she was kidnapped, but tense like a rod of pure iron.Intense. Unbending. Tight. Sturdy.Any of those would fit Buck right now.“Kid,” he says as he approaches, getting Buck's attention as the younger man puts down the lettuce with a huff.“Hey, Bobby.”Yeah. Something was definitely amiss.He picks up the head of lettuce that was just placed down. They'd gone over the signs of a bad head a while ago, so he shouldn't question Buck's decision, but it looks pretty fresh. Crisp, firmly bunched, no signs of wilting. “What was wrong with this one?”“Pink spots,” Buck says, like the lettuce personally offended him.“You mean signs of natural oxidation?”“It’s a bad head of lettuce.”And it continues like that, Buck unbending about everything they come across, not letting anything in his cart unless it was absolutely perfect.Even the pasta.“It can't be thin spaghetti! It has to be spaghetti! And they're out of the ones I use!”And Bobby has had enough.“Okay,” he says, putting his foot down, plucking the clipboard out of Buck’s hand, watching as the kid deflates.Huh. The clipboard?It's a mystery for another day, but first, he has to address the crux of the issue. “I don’t think you have to be so worried about Maddie going over to your place, kid.”Buck squints at him. “You know?”“Is this about her visit?”“No.”Bobby gives him a pointed look.“Did my husband tattle on me?”“He had some concerns.”Bobby's suspicion about the clipboard gets confirmed when Buck pouts and slumps over his cart, grabbing a pack of thin spaghetti to add to it. “It's nothing.”“Do you want to talk about it?”As far as he knows, things were going well between the siblings, but maybe he missed something between the patchy updates he got from Chimney and Eddie these last three weeks.Buck sighs. “I don't know. I talked to Dr.Copeland - that's my therapist if you don't remember - about it, but I guess…”“You are not obligated to talk to me about it. This has nothing to do with work.”Buck fiddles with the strap used to secure children in the cart as they slowly move forward to the meat section. “It's not that. It's just…When I first found out about the abuse, I didn't feel like I deserved to talk to her about my husband. I felt like I shouldn't talk about my husband. Because s-she didn't have one to love her like she deserves and I do.”Bobby nods, catching on to the issue.“And Dr.Copeland told me to take it one step at a time if I can't bring myself to believe that Maddie doesn’t mind me talking about my husband. And I have. I've texted her, I've called her, and I've visited her at the call center and at her home whenever I have the time. I've been talking to her so much I’m pretty sure my husband is getting a little jealous.”“Of your sister?” Bobby asks incredulously, unable to help himself.But Buck laughs good-naturedly at the comment. “I don't think he's used to my time being split between three people.”Then he sighs. “But yeah. I've been talking to her, and I've gotten to the point that I can talk about my husband. But seeing it is different, you know? I just…I just got her back, Bobby. What if she sees my family and gets upset and doesn’t want to talk to me anymore because they're all I can talk about, and she can’t stand it because she never had that?”There’s genuine concern in the kid’s voice, Bobby thinks as he carefully thinks about what to say next. He puts himself in Buck’s shoes, in Maddie’s. He thinks about the history between them that he knows about.He thinks about listening to someone talk about a loving family when you don’t have one.And maybe that’s the key.“If you love someone, you don’t get upset about something they have that you don’t,” he tells Buck with conviction.“How'd you know?”“Because I never got upset with you and Eddie or Hen and Karen, did I?”Buck freezes, looking at him like a deer caught in the headlights. “Bobby, I-”“None of that, kid. I love you all enough that I can’t say I ever thought about stopping talking to you just because you have a happy family when mine’s dead.”Especially now that he has Athena and another chance to have a family. But even before that, he never resented the kid for having such a beautiful, happy family. How could he when Buck had already wiggled under his skin and settled next to the spots in his heart reserved for Brook and Robert Jr.?”Bobby…”And, okay, he might have made the kid a little distraught, distressed, and touched at the same time.“Kid, I don’t know Maddie. I don’t know what she went through. But I think the love she has for you is as strong as the love you have for her. And, if that’s the case, there’s no way on earth she would resent you or get upset that you’re happy. That you’ve been loved.”Buck stays silent, and Bobby lets things simmer in his brain, hoping that he didn’t accidentally make things worse. But when a smile blooms on the kid’s face, posture more relaxed than it had been previously, he thinks he’s succeeded.“Thanks, Pops,” the kid says gratefully as he reaches out for the filet mignon before backtracking to grab the ground beef instead.Which is a fortunate thing since he's sure the filet mignon is not in his usual budget, and they haven't even gotten to the lessons about cooking steak yet, which probably wouldn't have helped whatever impression Buck was trying to make for his sister.”Anytime, kid.”“Do you think we can circle back to the produce then? I think salad is a safe option.”“Of course. And maybe we can pick up a few more onions for you to practice on?”Buck groans, and Bobby tries hard not to laugh at the kid’s misery about the prospect of cutting more onions.Because, as it turns out, Buck is terrible at it. Bobby has taught him all the little tricks, but other than cutting it in water and wearing goggles, neither of which Buck likes, nothing has made Buck stop crying every time. It also doesn't help that he still hasn't quite gotten the cook time, often ending up having bitter, undercooked onions or soft, soggy overcooked ones.It's a work in progress.“Maybe after Maddie comes to visit. And Shannon's. Because we're having her come over to spend some time with Christopher while my husband and I go to catch a movie.” Then Buck stands ramrod straight, like when an idea just hits him. “Wait. Do you think it's the same with her? She'll be happy for Christopher, right? Because my husband seems settled about the idea of Christopher spending time with Shannon now, but now I’m unsettled.”“Buck, I’m not a therapist.””But Pops-“Bobby smiles, listening to this kid ramble on about Shannon and Christopher and how he's 99.9% sure Shannon won't resent them or take Christopher away because they are a happy family and Shannon loves Christopher enough to not take that away from him, and he thinks there's no thing he wants more than continue to alleviate his kid’s worries one advice at a time for years to come.'
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