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.

Leslie Pacino is a woman living in a gilded cage, trapped in an escalating cycle of domestic abuse by a man with the power to ensure she is never found. When she discovers she is pregnant, the stakes shift from her own survival to the life of her unborn son. Knowing that her child will only ever be a pawn in his father's dangerous world, Leslie makes a desperate, midnight escape into the heart of Los Angeles. For days, she lives as a ghost, a fugitive in plain sight, haunted by the reach of her past. But her carefully constructed anonymity is shattered when she is trapped in a devastating multi-story fire at the Alexandria Hotel. Among the chaos and the smoke, Leslie is rescued by the crew of the 118. However, the fire doesn't just threaten her life-it exposes her. As the medical emergency of her high-risk pregnancy forces her into the spotlight, the world she fled begins to close in. With the help of firefighter Eddie Diaz and the tight-knit family of the 118, Leslie must stop running and find the strength to fight for the home she never thought she'd deserve.

"My heart is all I got, and I don't even know if I can trust it to keep beating." Her twin brother smiles at her "You got me" Raya's life was finally put together, she had family, great friends, and was stationed at one of the best firehouses in New York city. That is until her brother boyfriend destroys him, and her father has some bad news. She packs their whole life up and moves to Austin, Texas with her dad, and brother. Leaving her mother and bestfriends behind.

Jo takes a deep breath out and leans against the backboard of her bed. "Maybe my mind can finally take a break." "Maybe it will stop telling you to punch someone." Jo looks down at her father, her lips pinched in her mouth. "Sorry." Josie was content with her life - she had a supportive family, great grades, and a tight-knit group of friends. However, everything changed when Eddie uprooted it all. Suddenly, Josie found herself in unfamiliar territory, feeling homesick and out of place. Despite the constant pull to return to her old life, she had to muster the courage to adapt and carve out a new sense of belonging. But challenges arise. Death comes into play. Her life comes into play. After all, Josie's just a girl

"We've been living on a fault line, and for awhile you were all mine. I've spent a lifetime giving you my heart, I swear that I'll be yours forever till forever falls apart." -Ashe, Finneas Emerson Buckley has never taken the easy path. At eighteen, she left home not long after her older sister, determined to build a life of her own. College was supposed to be simple-study nursing, graduate, move on. But a few months in, Emerson realized she wanted something more. Something faster. Something that mattered in the moment. So she changed her path and became a paramedic. By twenty, Emerson had already earned her place at the 118. Now, six years later, at twenty-six, the station feels more like home than anywhere else ever has. Even with new faces and a constantly changing crew, she finally feels like she belongs. That sense of stability is shaken the day her twin brother, Evan Buckley, walks into the station wearing a firefighter uniform. Suddenly, Emerson isn't just balancing the chaos of emergency calls-she's dealing with her reckless twin working beside her every day. And worse? His best friend. Because Emerson has already learned the hard way that falling for someone you work with can end in disaster. But when everything in her life begins to fall apart, the kind of love she's been trying to avoid might be the only thing strong enough to hold her together. Season 1 - Season 4 Warring- some harsh Language, speaks of Sexual assault/Abuse and physical assault, also speaks of blood and all that 9-1-1 jazz Disclaimer- I do not own any of the 9-1-1 characters, I just love them so I thought I could write a little story, but I do own Emerson and Jake, also any other side characters that might pop up. All rights reserved.

"How do you put up with me?" Buck questioned "I don't know, I ask myself that everyday. But then I think, if everyone else can...I might as well try." Becca Said [Evan Buckley X Fem OC] 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 1 : ✅ 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 2 : ✅ 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 3 : 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 4 : 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 5 : 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 6 : 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 7 :

𝐋𝐈𝐀 Diaz has just as much fire to her as the ones she puts out for a living. Although she's still a rookie who has lots to learn, the woman knows that she was born to be a firefighter. She loves almost everything about her job at the 118, except for the fact that she has to work alongside Evan Buckley. Hired around the same time, the two constantly butt heads, engaging in a silent competition of who can be the best. But when lives are threatened and feelings come to light, will the hatred between them begin to slowly burn away, or will it swallow them whole? a 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐋𝐎𝐍𝐄 book [evan buckley x fem!oc] [season one → tbd] [started 5.21.25 → ended tbd] © missymally & 911 abc

A novel based on the TV series "9-1-1"

Elena Diaz longed for a normal life again, a life away from the trauma and pain of New York. Away from the man who abused her, made her feel small and belittled, her first love turned into danger and pain. Could she ever trust again? She wanted to be with her family and her friends she had once left behind. So she ran, she ran away from New York and never looked back, and she ended up at her brother's doorstep, Eddie, the man who had always protected her, the one who fought for her when no one else did, but could he protect her from this... could he even protect her from herself? Elena is about to embark on her biggest life change yet, when she moves back to LA to start a new life again, she doesn't realise what is around the corner, is it love, is it heartbreak, is it a sense of forever running. Welcome to The Fire That Saved me , hold on tight because this is going to be a rollercoaster. TW this story contains themes of domestic abuse, mental health, trauma. evanbuckleyxfemaleoc ⚠️ Mature Content Notice This story contains adult themes and sensitive material intended **for readers aged 18 and over**. If you are under 18, please do not continue. Your safety, comfort, and well-being are important, and this content is not suitable for younger audiences. Thank you for respecting this boundary. I don't own 9-1-1 or any of its characters - all rights belong to the amazing creators and FOX. I only own my original character Elena Diaz and her story. This work is purely for fun and not for profit 💜

At Station 118, she loved Eddie, but his betrayal shattered her. Five years later, she returns, a changed woman, only to face him again. The old sparks ignite, but the scars run deep. As they battle new infernos, they confront their past. Can they rebuild what was broken, or will the flames of their history consume them once more?