Hi, welcome to my first oneshoot-book!! There aren't many books/stories about 9-1-1 sooo here is mine!! I hope you like it!! EDIT: This story is done, I hope you like it!! Xx

"Okay your all wrong. Omg that is a beautiful man." Y/n said looking over at the man who was putting his shirt on in the locker room "Where's the lie? And I like girls." Hen said as they all followed where y/n was looking "Who the hell is that?" Buck asks turning to Bobby now "It's Eddie Diaz. New recruit." Bobby explains "Graduated top of his class just this week. Guys over at Station Six were dying to have him, but I convinced him to join us."

After Buck files the lawsuit and has gone back to work, everyone at the 118 ignores him. So when he gets seriously injured will anyone notice or will it be to late. Set sometime after 3x04 but doesn't follow the episodes.

"Keep your confessions Cause babe I'm no saint We're playing with fire" - In Flames, Digital Daggers Mariana Ramirez doesn't let people into her life. At twenty-six, she has seen her fair share of loss not only in her life but also in her ER. After a devastating day in the emergency room, Mariana decided to join the LAFD in hopes of saving lives before they reached the ER. As a fully fledged member of the 118, Mariana must learn to cope with her losses, trust people again, and maybe even find love in her heart. Can someone who has lost so much find themselves again? Or will Mariana lose herself entirely? Content warning: will discuss death, abuse, child abuse, very brief mentions of suicide, some scenes of violence Cover by @wcnderstcrm

FBI profiler turned firefighter, Anastasia Valdez, moves to Los Angeles for a fresh start after the loss of her fiancé. A career switch plus moving across the country make for a great conversation starter. or In which fires aren't the only thing ignited when Anastasia Valdez transfers to the Los Angeles Fire Department, station 118. {9-1-1 SEASON 4} published: aug 3, 2021 completed: -

911, what's your emergency? Imagines and Oneshot about our favorite first responders.