Sergeant Tim Bradford runs the LAPD's covert Supernatural Crimes Division (SCD) with cold, absolute control. To the LAPD, he's a veteran cop obsessed with ritual killings and occult crime. In truth, he is Azrael Black, the ancient Lord of the Black Veil, a vampire sovereign tasked with enforcing the terrifying silence between worlds. Bradford uses the SCD as his instrument, keeping the city safe from rogue supernaturals while hiding his own lethal secret. His carefully calculated existence shatters with the arrival of Detective Lucy Chen. She's intelligent, bright, empathetic, and sees the world without illusion. When she's recruited into the SCD, Black discovers a dangerous anomaly: she's the only human whose mind resists the pervasive magic designed to keep the truth hidden. Her unexplained immunity makes her an invaluable asset, and a terrifying liability. For the first time in centuries, Black is rattled with a desire to feel human again. Lucy's proximity is an unbearable risk, yet her presence is a stark pull he can't fight-she sees the man, not the monster. As a new threat from the supernatural world surfaces, threatening to break the fragile peace within the Coven of the Veil, Lucy and Tim are forced to work together. Their shared affinity for darkness ignites an attraction that is as desperate as it is forbidden. Every touch risks violation of the very laws Azrael put in place; every shared glance risks exposing his real identity and shattering the Veil forever. He is the law of the night. She is the light he cannot afford to claim.

Lucy and Tim... They used to be the happiest couple you could ever imagine. No one was ever more in love than they were. But then Lucy followed her dream. She went undercover. It wasn't for long-just four months. But Tim took it hard. He was scared for her. He loved her. And yet... he still did what he did. He cheated. Even with all that love in his heart-he betrayed her. He was drunk. And there's not a single minute he doesn't regret it. Lucy didn't hear it from him. She found out from her. The woman. Lucy left the operation early. She was heartbroken. And their love... just couldn't survive it. They broke up. And Lucy? She found comfort in Chris's arms. He was there for her. Support. Safety. A friend. She tried to forget Tim. And she got back together with Chris. But she doesn't love him. She never will. Because in her heart-there's only one man. Tim. Always has been. Always will be. And Tim? He's falling apart. Especially when Chris shows up to pick her up. He wants to punch him. Every time. But he can't. Because this... is all his fault. And no-being drunk isn't an excuse. ⸻ L: Lucy T: Tim A: Angela C: Celina N: Nyla Jo: John G: Grey Ch: Chris (Aaron, Zoe, and Jackson are not part of this story. Tamara-maybe.)

After betrayal and heartbreak of Tim cheating , Lucy Chen and Tim Bradford struggle to rebuild their relationship while navigating the dangers of police work and jealous exes. From near-death calls to chaotic honeymoons, they fight for trust, love, and a future together.

As the title suggests.... These Oneshots contain sexual references and sexual scenes, if you do not like these type of stories please do not feel obligated to read them. These are mainly of Chenford. Some of these might not be as spicy as others, sorry in advance. Hope you all enjoy them 🥰

What if season 3 episode 9 of The Rookie went differently? What if when Lucy was "confessing" her feelings Tim did too?

For 5 years..Lucy and Tim were together...but in Tim's heart..there was only Ashley...the one who saved him 5 years ago when he got shot.. Lucy played the devoted girlfriend thinking that Tim loved her..she loved him so much...until one overheard phone call changed everything... Btw I kinda used the net short story as inspiration it's called the mafia boss's regret take note that some scenes are coped lines as well so I want to give full credit to net short.

On her way home from University, Lucy Chen is kidnapped and forced into the dangerous world of the mafia. The boss of the mafia Empire Tim Bradford, demands her hand in marriage to expand his empire, and at first she has no choice, but to obey. She wants nothing to do with him until she sees the unexpected care behind his cold, ruthless exterior. As fear and desire intertwine, their forced marriage slowly turns into something deeper, something neither of them expected. But when a chance of freedom appears through someone from the LAPD, Lucy must take the hardest choice of her life- follow her heart, or stay loyal to the man who has captured more than just her body, but her soul.

Sergeant Tim Bradford wakes up in a world that feels familiar yet foreign a world where faces smile at him like they've known him forever, but his heart doesn't recognize any of them. After a traumatic injury leaves his memories fractured, he's left clinging to the only truth he remembers..... that he's married to Isabel and happy. But when Sergeant Lucy Chen steps back into his life,the woman everyone insists was once his closest partner,something begins to stir within him. Her laugh feels like a memory he can't quite reach, her presence both comforts and confuses him. To Lucy, it's more than just heartbreak .....it's watching the man she loves forget every moment they built together, every glance, every unspoken word. As Tim struggles to rebuild his life piece by piece, Lucy learns that love sometimes means letting go - even when the heart remembers what the mind has lost.

Tim and Lucy have been living together for a few months now and have been dating for over 2 years. Lucy is a sergeant and Tim is watch commander. Tim gets into bad habits and starts going out drinking until it gets to a breaking point. Collab with @therookie_story-20 Follow her on TikTok: @therookie.story20 And me on TikTok: @therookiestoryctt

She knows better than to let him touch her. But behind closed doors, better doesn't matter. It's the way he pulls her close like she already belongs there. The way her breath breaks when his mouth finds her skin. The way she forgets her own name when he says it low enough. No one sees what happens in the dark. And she'd rather die than admit how much she needs it.