Lucy is in a abusive relationship with her boyfriend for over 3 years. Angela has been in a abusive relationship in high school. What if on one day Angela sees the signs and tries to confront her, but she refuses to admit that she is in a abusive relationship. But then it goes too far... English isn't my first language, correct me if you want.

'You don't have to say anything,' she whispered. 'But if surviving feels too hard, let me be the reason you stay.' - Angela Lopez.

Enemies to lovers story of Lucy Chen and Angela Lopez

Sorry this is a chenpez story not chenfored

This will combine Lucy as a teen and her adult life. She has a troubled past with legal problems. Her choices is to Joined A military Academy at the age of 12 or spend 6 year in juvenile detention.

What starts as harmless fun turns into a slow-burning fire neither of them expected. When Lucy dares Tim to steal Smitty's donut, it kicks off a string of playful challenges between them-everything from prank calls to ridiculous uniforms and flirty games on patrol. The whole precinct watches the escalating dares like it's their favorite show, complete with bets and running commentary (Celina might be their biggest shipper). But what begins as innocent teasing quickly grows more personal-and more dangerous to their hearts. The dares start cutting close, emotions rise, and the line between friendship and something more begins to blur. One wall pin, one whispered confession, and one final dare will change everything. Because the biggest risk of all... is falling in love.

Tim Bradford is a 30 year old male. He works at the LAPD. He is very tough and mean but has a soft spot for the people he cares about. His friends are Angela Lopez and Nyla Harper. Lucy Chen is a 22 year old female. She has the most kindest soul. She is very kind and her best friends are Jackson West and Tamara Colins.

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

Big city model Lucy has had enough of flashing cameras, fake smiles, and a life that doesn't feel like hers anymore. So she escapes to a quiet little town, buys a fixer-upper, and vows to start fresh. The only problem? Her "charming" new house is one strong breeze away from falling apart. Enter Tim-a grumpy, old-school contractor who'd rather be working with his hands than dealing with a big-city runaway who has no idea which end of a hammer to hold. He's well-loved around town, has a knack for fixing just about anything (including the occasional car in his garage), and absolutely did not sign up to have his peaceful life turned upside down by a glamorous stranger. But as sparks fly between arguments and drywall, Lucy and Tim might just discover that love can show up where you least expect it... even on a construction site.

This story follows Lucy Chen, a police officer grappling with intense inner turmoil and the pressures of her demanding career. Despite the support of her boyfriend Tim and her mother Zoe, who is also her captain, Lucy struggles in silence, hiding her growing depression and an eating disorder that erodes her sense of self. Her journey takes a poignant turn when she meets Emily, a troubled young girl whose vulnerability and pain resonate deeply with Lucy's own. As Lucy becomes emotionally invested in helping Emily, she confronts reflections of her own struggles, finding both purpose and haunting reminders in her attempts to support the girl. The bond between them grows, yet it reveals the fragile limits of what Lucy can carry. Caught between her need to protect others and her own unraveling mental health, Lucy's resilience is tested to its breaking point. With raw and unfiltered emotion, the story delves into themes of self-sacrifice, vulnerability, and the hidden battles many face alone, challenging assumptions about strength and healing.