This is a bunch of one shots following the life of Gracie Halstead. She lives with her brothers Jay and Will since their mom and dad died when she was young. Requests are open but I can't guarantee I will do them. Contains spanking! Don't like don't read!

When Hailey Upton gets transferred on a loan to the FBI by intelligence boss Hank Voight how will Jay cope? What will happen when Hailey returns? Could Jay lose his partner for real this time, or will it bloom into more?

"My place?" Jay asks, breaking the silence. We discussed this before, jokingly, Jay and Vanessa and I. We said that if we were to get quarantined, Jay and I would do it at his place, so Vanessa could stay at mine. We were just fooling around, and I didn't expect it to actually happen. Except it did. And I don't have a better plan than to nod my head at his question and watch the small smile that tugs at the corner of his lips. What the hell did I get myself into? ---- Note: This story takes place before Chicago PD 8x03 happens (rather somewhere pre Season 8). No fixed update schedule, but I'll likely be updating once or twice a week! This is the very first version and as usual, I might majorly edit the whole book once it's done, so be kind. All rights reserved, have fun reading! I'd love to hear your opinions, so please comment or vote if you like... Apart from the One Chicago characters / cast, this story is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to other real persons, living or dead, or to other stories is purely coincidental.

Hailey is a law student at Central Chicago University, and when she's not studying, she's working - two jobs, so she can afford living away from her family and be independent of her abusive father. Jay came home from Afghanistan less than a year ago, shortly before his mother died. To be honest, he never really came home though. Being back in Chicago is hell, and while he refuses to talk or seek help, he doesn't care enough to hide it from anyone. When Hailey meets Jay on a drunk night out, she doesn't think she'll ever see him again. She doesn't want to, either. She likes to keep to herself. She doesn't know his past, and he doesn't know hers. She doesn't know how much he's struggling. And little does she know he's Will Halstead's younger brother... This is a story of what might have happened - if Upstead met years earlier, long before they joined the police. ---- Updates every Monday (approximately)! This is the very first version and as usual, I'll majorly edit the whole book once it's done, so be kind. All rights reserved, have fun reading! I'd love to hear your opinions, so please comment or vote if you like... Apart from the One Chicago characters / cast, this story is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to other real persons, living or dead, or to other stories is purely coincidental.

Hailey Upton's teenage self is still damaged from the severe events of her childhood. With the ongoing abuse and blame being directed at her from her father, will she give up hope? Or will she keep pushing herself to survive? But most importantly... will she find her anchor? After protecting herself and building a barricade between her life at home and her life at school, Hailey's tough exterior is gradually torn open... and by non-other than a new face - who has had no trouble in seeing through her lies and fake smiles since the moment he arrived and took notice of her. Please be advised: - This book will contain and cover the following scenes and topics: - Physical abuse - Emotional abuse - Verbal abuse - Drugs - Violence - Anxiety - Violent language

Imagines about the Halstead brothers, Will and Jay from Chicago Med and Chicago PD. Mostly brother sister moments between Will, Jay, and the reader. Highest ranking: #1 in "imagines" out of 59.5k stories on 5/25/21 #2 in "Will Halstead" out of ~300 stories on 9/7/21