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When single dad Buck is caught wrestling his screaming six-year-old daughter Charlie through a grocery store parking lot, he blurts out a defensive explanation to a handsome stranger: "She's mine, I'm not stealing her. And if I was gonna take one, it definitely wouldn't be this demon."
That stranger is Eddie Diaz, a fellow firefighter and single dad who immediately understands. A friendship sparks between the two exhausted fathers.
What starts with playdates and parenting solidarity slowly blossoms into something more, until one quiet evening, Charlie looks up at Buck and Eddie and asks if they're "married now." By then, the answer is obvious: they already are, in every way that counts.
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Probie Ravi joins the 118 confused by conflicting rumors about Buck and Eddie: married, dating, or divorced. He observes them obsessively until he finally blurts out at a bar, "When did you two get divorced?" Later that night at Eddie's, the chaos inspires Buck and Eddie to finally admit their feelings.
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Pining Eddie kisses Buck in a dark corner during laser tag, shoots him, and walks away. A stunned Buck finds him after, and their charged confrontation leads to confessed feelings, tender kisses, and a new beginning together.
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Feeling more alone than ever, Buck secretly becomes "Atlas," an online cam boy, building a world where his intensity is wanted, not resented. When Eddie returns from Texas and stumbles upon Buck’s double life, his own repressed feelings erupt as misplaced jealousy, poisoning their friendship with accusations and hurt. To find their way back to each other, they’ll have to destroy the fragile fantasy and confront the raw, vulnerable truth they’ve both been hiding from.
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Buck and Eddie's night out takes a wild turn when they unknowingly set their sights on the same woman. The solution? A joint, heartfelt effort to win her over. But as the night unfolds, the real discovery isn't about who she'll choose, it's about the undeniable connection they've been ignoring with each other all along.