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maddie and evvie

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henren slow dance for @DJScreamsAlot on twitter !

this is a prompt fill with the @911actions gotcha for gaza—the submission period has come to an end, but you can still donate to a good cause!

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henren as the tinwoman and the lioness

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9-1-1

S08E17 : Don't Drink the Water | dir. Jonathan Lawrence

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HEN & KAREN → 5.15 'FOMO'

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9-1-1 | Hen & Karen

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911 gif meme: [1/6] Characters - Karen Wilson

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@alexisrosemullens asked: Karen Wilson + Wardrobe- Gif Meme

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HEN and KAREN + kisses 9-1-1 (2018-)

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Happy lesbian visibility week!! 🧡🤍🩷

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@erodingsinner asked: spare henren art ? <33

of course!!!!

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The definition of puppy eyes

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tbh in retrospect i think bucktommy was the funniest relationship in the show. two grown men spend six months dating each other because they both really want to fuck some other guy but can't admit that this is the guy they'd rather be dating. the kind of behavior you might expect from like. the only two queer teens in a bigoted small town. not two men in los fucking angeles with whole ass careers. and mind you the whole time said other guy is completely unaware that this is going on and is just kinda thinking "my best friend and his boyfriend :) time to hang out with my best friend and his boyfriend :)" while carrying out an emotional affair with the doppelganger of his dead wife that will unbeknownst to him result in him spending a month living in el paso working as an uber driver.

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One day, a couple months after Bobby dies, Buck gets a notification in his phone that Bruce Springsteen is touring again and there’s going to be a date in LA.

And he’s torn, because, on one hand, the idea going to a Springsteen concert without Bobby brings up this fresh, awful kind of grief, and why did he forget to unsubscribe from that mailing list anyways, and it’s just another reminder of Bobby is dead, and things will never be the same.

And on the other hand, the thought of not going feels awful in a different kind of way, because he knows that Bobby would have loved to go to this, and he would have wanted Buck to go, and, who knows, maybe Bruce Springsteen will decide that he’s officially done touring for real this time, and Buck will have missed out on his last chance to see him in concert one last time, which would mean missing out on this one last chance to connect with Bobby in this way, even if just in spirit.

So he buys two tickets, because he knows that he can’t not go, but he can’t go alone. But he can’t go with Maddie, because she doesn’t like Springsteen, and he can’t go with Eddie, because he’d just be worried about how Buck is doing the whole time, and he can’t go with anyone else, really, because it just wouldn’t be the same, and there’s really only one person who he can even imagine bringing.

So yeah, he brings Chris to his first Springsteen concert. This is an activity for a father and his son, after all.

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au that lives in my head (that's 99% just for buck to know chris as a baby) where buck and eddie come to la and meet earlier. what if we met at the most miserable time of our lives but it worked.......

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Jee-Yun just assuming her uncle Buck and her uncle Eddie are married just like her aunt Hen and her aunt Karen. in season nine. please and thank you.

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HenRen AU where the timelines are all different and Hen is already a mom to Denny when they get set up on their first date.

Hen leaves Denny, sweet tiny four year old Denny, with Buck and Eddie and Chris for a couple hours and can’t help but stress because he has a little bit of a cold and normally she would NEVER leave her kid when he’s sick but Chimney had REALLY wanted her to go on this date with his neighbor and Buck and Eddie said they could handle him no problem and that Chris had the same thing from school last week so they were practically immune now, but she can’t help checking her phone because Denny is her BABY.

And Karen sees Hen’s flighty looks at her phone and her jostling leg under the table and her overuse of nods to answer open ended questions, and she just KNOWS her date is about to find a “convenient” excuse to leave. (Just like the last one did with some made up excuse about her cat being sick — only to find out that she was ALLERGIC to cats)

Which is a shame because Howie is right and she’s exactly Karen’s type. She had picked her up from her place and even bought a new black lacy set underneath her dress that she was hoping to reveal if this went well.

But before the appetizers had even arrived, Hen gets a call that she answers and furrows her brows with an almost practiced little worried wrinkle, and Karen KNOWS she’s about to be left all alone.

And maybe Karen is still a little bitter from being ditched by her last date or the fact that this new underwear is pinching her in places she doesn’t like being pinched, but when Hen delivers the smooth apology that her son was sick and it seems like he was developing a rash, Karen offers to drive her there instead of her friend coming to get her with a big, sweet smile.

Because she’d be DAMNED, before she was ditched by a date by a fake excuse AGAIN.

Hen tries to claim that it’s not necessary and they can pick her up no problem, but Karen INSISTS. If she’s gonna be ditched, she’s gonna make Hen admit it straight to her face and not use her kid as some kind of scapegoat. However, when Hen eventually caves and accepts the offer, Karen bluster begins to fail and the creeping doubt that maybe this time her date is telling the truth is starting to settle in.

When she pulls up outside a house, a sturdy dark haired man comes rushing out with a big old smile and the sweetest looking toddler in firefighter pajamas, and Hen doesn’t even wait for the car to stop before she’s bounding out of the car and scooping the kid up from his arms. And in that moment, Karen knows she’s royally fucked up.

“Sorry for ruining your date, Hen. Buck was worried for nothing. Turns out this little man and Chris were sneaking strawberries when Buck wasn’t looking. Wasn’t a rash at all, just some really juicy strawberries. I was just about to call you when I saw you pull up.” He is scratching the back of his head looking a little bit ashamed, but there’s a twinkle in his eye when he spots Karen trying to sink deeper and deeper into the driver’s seat, and he gives a genial wave. “And I guess I should apologize to you too. My husband is a bit of hypochondriac when it comes to kids. He was freaking out and called Hen before I could stop him. Sorry for crashing your date. I’m Eddie.”

Karen gives a pitiful wave back. Her face burning with shame. Trying to run through the logistics of how she could move out of her apartment and never have to explain to Howie how massively she had fucked up this date, she offers back, “Karen.”

“Well Eddie, tell your husband thanks for the heart attack, and you mister, you know the rules about sneaking food. I’ll let it pass this time but you better not be sneaking any more treats when your Uncle Buck isn’t looking ,” Hen muses to her son after doing a quick visual examination on the giggling child in her arms. She smacks a hearty kiss to the toddler’s cheek before handing him back to the man. “Can you bring him inside while I finish off with my date? I’ll be in in a minute.”

Eddie gives an affirmative before heading back inside, but not before throwing a wink over his shoulder at Karen.

Once the front door slams shut, Hen whips around to Karen and raises her eyebrows in a self satisfied smirk, “So, are you satisfied that I actually had a sick child and wasn’t just trying to ditch you?”

Karen’s face burns again. She rests her hot face against the edge of her steering wheel. “I was pretty transparent with that one, wasn’t I?”

“Well, most first dates don’t offer to drive you to their sick kid after 20 minutes of awkward conversation,” Hen says, and Karen can hear her lean her weight against the still open door. “But given that I wasn’t a very good date to the beautiful woman in front of me since I was still in mom mode, how about we call it even and do a do over?”

Karen sits up, blinking up at Hen in her loose jean jacket and the black pants that hugged her thighs, confused. “You would still want to go on another date with me after all that?”

“What can I say, I like my women a little uptight,” Hen says with a little shrug of her shoulders and a heavy lidded look that has Karen wishing that their night was ending in a different way. “Sunday work for you? Eddie’s husband likes to bring the kids to the science museum so I have the whole afternoon free if you want to try this again.”

Karen gives the affirmative, and the smile Hen gives her back has her heart doing backflips in her chest.

“Sounds good then I’ll text you the details. Have a good night, Karen, and thanks for the ride.” Hen says it then leans in to press a lingering kiss into Karen’s cheek before closing the car door behind her.

Karen isn’t sure how she even got home — the feelings of Hen’s lips against her skin taking over every bit of brain power — but she’s already drafting a thank you message to Howie for setting her up before she even unlocks her front door.