Diesel
Ollie drives seniors to bingo and Budget Foods and talks people out of seventeen cans of tuna they don’t need. It’s not glamorous, but it’s his, and he loves every chaotic minute of it. What he doesn’t expect is for the mechanic who rescues his shuttle to become the thing he can’t stop thinking about. Diesel is enormous and quiet and marks wrong numbers on his bingo card just to watch Ollie win. That’s either a red flag or a green one. Ollie is going with green.
Diesel doesn’t say things he doesn’t mean or do things out of obligation. When he shows up to senior bingo, rebuilds an elderly woman’s porch, and attends a paint class, he knew was going to be terrible, it’s because Ollie matters. The moment Ollie is ready to catch an assault charge defending him, Diesel’s wolf stops circling and starts claiming. Some people are built to carry you. Ollie is built to stay.
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