For five months, Lucy Chen has lived a lie inside the walls of Mid-Wilshire. Her two-year-old daughter, Iris Elizabeth, is introduced as her little sister-a half-truth meant to protect Lucy from revealing the abusive relationship that changed her life forever. The station believes it. Her friends believe it. Even Tim Bradford, her boyfriend, believes it. Iris knows the rules too. She knows not to call Lucy mama at the station. Until one small slip threatens to unravel everything. When a call from daycare shatters Lucy's carefully built walls, the truth comes out in the one place she never expected: a janitor's closet, with Tim standing in front of her-shocked, furious, and fiercely protective. Because Tim Bradford doesn't walk away. And he sure as hell doesn't let Lucy handle this alone.

Just a bunch of different one shots on Chanford

Very intense chenford one-shots. Some will be romantic some will be sad, happy, mad, cute. You never know what will happen.

They said it started with a game... but games don't leave bruises you trace in the dark. When Lucy Chen agrees to a night out with the squad, she never expects a few shots and a game of Truth or Dare to detonate months of unspoken tension between her and her hard-edged training officer, Tim Bradford. One lap dance. One dare. One line crossed. Now, undercover ops burn hotter than they should, jealousy simmers beneath tactical vests, and neither of them can pretend it's "just the job" anymore. Because the truth? They've stopped playing. And started falling.

Lucy Chen, a strong-willed psychology student, and her infuriating neighbor Tim Bradford, a grumpy bar owner and former military man. From the moment they meet, they can't stand each other - or so they claim. What starts as a neighborly feud soon evolves into something far more complicated and magnetic. With heated arguments, lingering glances, and unexpected moments of softness, Lucy and Tim are forced to confront a growing connection they never saw coming. Sometimes, love really is just across the hall.

What happens when the line between friendship and love begins to blur? Tim and Lucy share confidences, comfortable silences, and a connection that defies definition. But when unspoken feelings threaten to spill over, the two must face what they've long pretended not to see. Between crazy plans, friends' advice, and unexpected encounters, a delicate, funny, and deeply emotional journey begins - where the greatest challenge isn't falling in love, but having the courage to admit it.

High school, with all the drama. Tim the popular boy, likes the nerd Lucy. The problem is that Lucy and Genny are best friends

"We're not doing matching outfits," Lucy muttered, glaring at the floral shirt in her hands. Tim leaned on the doorway with a smirk. "Says the woman who just married me in front of three agents and a box of Krispy Kremes." "Fake married." "Fake hot for me, too?" She threw the shirt at his face. "Don't flatter yourself, Bradford. I only pretend when I have to."

Lucy and Tim don't know each other... Lucy is 26 years old and is just starting at the police academy. Tim is a teacher there. He teaches theoretical courses. Tim is 35. What will happen when they meet? What will Lucy's first six months at the academy be like? Will it be difficult for Tim? L: Lucy T: Tim J: Jackson Jo: John A: Angela That's all for now.

everyone's going on about a rain kiss, let's good it's something like this.