"Tim and Lucy Bradford are two years into marriage stronger than ever, but also more vulnerable than they'd like to admit. They've built a life of quiet understanding, shared routines, and unspoken support until Lucy is suddenly asked to return to training duty. Her new rookie, Rowan Smith, is everything she used to be impulsive, idealistic, and desperate to prove himself but twisted by arrogance and ego. As Lucy struggles to earn his respect, Tim watches from the sidelines, torn between trust in his wife's strength and his instinct to protect her. When the line between professional and personal starts to blur, both Bradfords must learn that love, like police work, demands boundaries and sometimes, breaking them is the only way to survive. It's a story about marriage, partnership, jealousy, growth, and the kind of love that doesn't fade it fights."

12 Days of chenford. A twelve part series starting on December 12 th. New part out everyday until Christmas.

Lucy and tim are best friends, they both train rookies and have new blood on the field, angela is there best friend and suspects they like each other..... is she right?

Lucy is struggling very badly with her mental health and she tries to hide it from everyone. But what happens when Tim finds out and Angela stops her from doing something she shouldn't do?

Tim's sick for the first time since they moved in together, and Lucy thought she had this figured out. But watching him try to hide how vulnerable he is-that's new. And the way he looks at her when he asks her to stay? That might change everything.

Tim Bradford doesn't get jealous. Except he does. And he hates every second of it.

He didn't say a word at the station. But his eyes said everything. Now, at his door, she's about to hear the truth he was too afraid to speak.

Some nights, Tim just needs to look at her and remember how lucky he is.

I didn't just dream I was trapped. I dreamed you didn't find me. The latest case hit a little too close to home, stirring up ghosts Lucy thought she'd laid to rest. When a violent nightmare causes her to physically lash out at Tim in her sleep, the aftermath reveals a fear deeper than the barrel itself. Tim doesn't care about the black eye. He only cares about proving the nightmare wrong.

He watched her, fascinated by her ability to turn an empty room into a home just by being there.