Buck escapes the noise at the townhouse for an afternoon at the beach. But someone with the answers he needs finds him. Answers have a way of raising more questions. Meanwhile, things are going a little pear-shaped at the 118.
A strange coincidence leads to revelations, which in turn raise even more questions.
Big changes mean big conversations, and Buck decides he’s not going to put off the important stuff even if it would make his life easier.
Buck deals with the aftermath of the car accident, reluctantly discloses his circumstances to someone, and gets some unexpected validation that helps him prepare to move forward.
After Bobby’s death, Buck thought the 118 would come together to help each other heal as a family. Instead, everyone went their own way, preferring to sort out their grief with their family outside the firehouse. It highlights the harsh reality that Buck has nothing that isn’t connected to the 118. Until a car accident reveals he wasn’t actually alone in the car; he’s got an unexpected passenger.
After Bobby’s death, Buck thought the 118 would come together to help each other heal as a family. Instead, everyone went their own way, preferring to sort out their grief with their family outside the firehouse. It highlights the harsh reality that Buck has nothing that isn’t connected to the 118. Until a minor car accident reveals he wasn’t actually alone in the car; he’s got an unexpected passenger. The sudden reset in his priorities and the expansion of his family give him all the incentive he needs to step back, take an objective look at his relationships, and figure out what’s good for him, his kid, and where he should go next.
