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Top Gun to Chicago?
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The street crunched under the tires of the steel black truck as it pulled into the driveway of Firehouse 51. The driver jumped out and took of their glass setting them on top of their head as they shut the car door. The driver walked towards the open bay door of the wash bay, the smell of ash and rubber filled their senses. The driver approached the commons area with a wide smile as they heard the loud gruff voice of their chief.
The person stood in front of the closed double door of the debriefing room, their heart racing as the chief calls for them to enter the room. All eyes fall on the woman in the doorway, gasps echoed throughout the room.
"Everyone may I introduce, Aurora Severide"
The sound of a screeching chairs was heard as the firemen crowded around the girl, but one person shoved them all out of the way, and that was Kelly Severide. Kelly and Aurora were the type of siblings that have a unbreakable bond, the two went through hell and back together during their childhood. Kelly embraced his little sister for a long time before letting her go talk to the others, but he wouldn't have it any other way because his sister was home, and she was hopefully home for good.
Once the chatter and hugs died down Chief Boden spoke up, "Rory please come up here to the board and introduce yourself."
The brunette girl walked up to the white board and turned to face her crowd, "Hi I'm Aurora Severide but you can call me Rory, I served in the Navy for around 8 years and was a Top Gun graduate." she smiled widely at her peers expressions, Cruz and Otis looked shocked while Gabby and Kelly looked proudly at the girl.
"Thank you Rory, now Rory will be alternating between Truck and Squad so I expect that everyone treats her with respect." Boden glared towards his firemen and paramedics as he spoke.
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