She wasn't looking for a hero. He wasn't supposed to fall again. When paramedic Maeve Bishop transfers to Station 118, she promises herself she'll keep things simple: do her job, keep her head down, and never, ever get close to anyone in uniform again. But Evan Buckley is impossible to ignore, reckless in all the ways that make her nervous, kind in all the ways she's forgotten people can be. What starts as friendly banter on calls turns into shared glances across the truck, quiet talks after shift, and an unspoken understanding that neither of them dares to name. Buck sees through her walls. Maeve steadies his chaos. Together, they find something that feels like breathing again. But when a messy relationship brings up feelings that drove her from Seattle, every part of her she's tried to keep buried resurfaces. In a world where every day might be your last, Maeve has to decide whether love is worth the risk of breaking open, or if some fires are better left to burn out on their own.

Olivia Diaz was only seven when her world was ripped away. Kidnapped from her loving parents, Shannon and Eddie Diaz, she spent nine years trapped in a nightmare. Her captor controlled every aspect of her life, keeping her hidden and isolated, forcing her to endure unimaginable horrors. Now sixteen, Olivia sees an opportunity to escape. Fueled by years of silent defiance and a burning will to survive, she makes a daring run for freedom, fleeing into the streets of Los Angeles. Exhausted, injured, and terrified, she stumbles into the path of Evan "Buck" Buckley, a firefighter with a sharp instinct for those in need.

At just twenty-four, Olivia Johnson is one of the youngest recruits to ever join Station 118. Sharp-minded, quick-witted, and top of her class at the academy, Olivia seems like she has everything under control. But behind her polished exterior lies a lifetime of scars from an abusive home - the kind she never talks about. She's built walls high enough to keep even fire out. When she joins Bobby Nash's team, Olivia quickly learns that not all fires can be put out with water - some burn from the inside out. Between daring rescues, emotional calls, and the relentless teasing of Evan "Buck" Buckley, Olivia's sarcasm becomes both her shield and her sword. As she begins to form bonds she never thought she'd have - with Hen's quiet wisdom, Chimney's humor, and Eddie's understanding - Olivia starts to realize that family doesn't always mean blood... and sometimes, healing means letting your armor crack. But when a call hits too close to home, forcing her to face the ghosts she thought she'd buried, Olivia will have to decide whether she's ready to let her team see the fire she's been hiding all along.

Fanfic 9-1-1 On ABC involved. It's about (mostly) Mailey Buckley and the trouble she causes. Let's say it sometimes gets a bit messy but whose life isn't.

Aurora Kay works as a Paramedic & Firefighter with the LAFD at Station 118. She was adopted when she was 2 by her adoptive parents, David and Annie. They raised her like their own, and Aurora is really close to them. Her adoptive parents told her that her mom was a teenager when she had Aurora, and couldn't take care of her, so she put her up for adoption through their church. Not much was known about her father except a name on Aurora's birth certificate, 'Kelly Severide.'

In which Delaney Buckleys pit stop ends up being her forever destination. Or Evan Buckleys twin sister ends up in town during a major disaster and somehow one big disaster creates a bigger love story. 9-1-1 Season 2 - TBD The Rookie Season 1 - TBD Tim Bradford x Oc

Detective Serena Hotchner has spent the last 5 months undercover with the NYPD Vice unit. Once they close the case, she's able to return to her spot in SVU. While she's not working cases, she's spends time with her family and fiancé Derek in Washington. *Content Warning* This Book Contains: -Swearing -Sex -Sexual Assault / Talk of sexual Assault -PTSD -Blood & Gore -Crime Scenes -Murder & More...

At Station 118, Aurora Russo and Evan Buckley have been inseparable for years - partners in chaos, confidants in quiet moments, and the kind of best friends who speak fluent sarcasm and shared glances. From the outside, it's all jokes and banter. But inside, something deeper has been growing. Aurora, who once only has her father Francesco Russo to call family, never imagined she'd find a second home in a firehouse. But with Bobby, Hen, Chimney, Eddie - and Buck - she finally understands what it means to belong. To be seen. To be understood. And Love? That's not a word she trusts. Not after watching her mother walk out at sixteen. Not after years of building walls to protect herself and her dad. But Buck? He's relentless in the softest way. He shows up. He listens. He stays. And no matter how hard Aurora tries to convince herself it's nothing, her heart keeps proving her wrong. He's not just trying to win her over. He's trying to show her that maybe - just maybe - love isn't a fairytale. It's real. And it's standing right in front of her.

WHERE... There are always two sides to every emergency-the person calling for help and the responder answering it. For Alexandra Hotchner, she had lived her whole life on the second side. The one that is not seen by many. The one where life doesn't knock... It breaks the whole damn door down. Adopted by Aaron Hotchner after surviving a brutal tragedy, Alexandra has grown into a sharp-edged FBI profiler with a heart she keeps buried beneath sarcasm and brick walls. Working for the BAU, she's made a career out of chasing monsters. But even the fixer breaks sometimes. When Athena Grant calls in a desperate favor, Alex finds herself in Los Angeles, pulled into a case that hits too close to home. Maddie Buckley is missing. Her ex is dangerous. And time is running out. Alex was soon to learn that taking that case would have most likely been one of the best things to ever happen to her. Her life would be turned upside down more than once but in that time she might have just found the love of her life. Between haunted nightmares, tense reunions, and clashing with first responders who don't know what to make of her. The young profiler must navigate her personal demons while battling real ones and determining if what she has is what she truly wants.

❝ part of handling trauma is facing it, you should know, you've dealt with a lot of people going through trauma. ❞ 𝐰𝐚𝐫·𝐫𝐢·𝐨𝐫 | (especially in former times) a brave or experienced soldier or fighter. Theodora Solace always dreamt of becoming a firefighter. There had been nothing she wanted to do besides that and she did become one, a dual function FD-Medic with a stellar career all the way in New York. And yeah, her life and career had been as perfect as she could ever asked for. Until, Thea's life wasn't as perfect as it was. She had no choice but to move to a firehouse across the country, all the way to Los Angeles, California to help her overcome what happened back home in New York. Maybe she would found the perfect life she had lost in Los Angeles, with the help of friends and possibly new flame. © scriipturient 𝐞𝐯𝐚𝐧 𝐛𝐮𝐜𝐤𝐥𝐞𝐲 𝐱 𝐨𝐜 𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 3 - 5