Suggested story!!! Three bright eye rookies have joined the Mid Wilshire division. All receiving solid marks in the academy and ready to hit the streets of LA. Grey: "Settle down everyone, I know for a lot of you today is an exciting day. It's rookie day!" The room erupted in cheers Grey: "You have spent the last six months in the academy and now you will commence the on field training. You will each be assigned to a training officer who will train you to handle yourself out of the street." In the back row the TO's were whispering to each other.

When Officer Lucy Chen goes through her training as a rookie in the LAPD what happens when she gets a little too close to her training officer Tim Bradford?

Background : Nevermore Academy, a mysterious and gothic boarding school where students possess extraordinary powers. In this AU, the characters from The Rookie are students and staff, not police officers, navigating magic, danger, and personal growth. Main Characters: • Lucy Chen: The new student, emotionless and mysterious, initially a "nobody." She possesses unmatched magical powers, even stronger than Tim Bradford. Over the story, she gradually bonds with her peers, confronts deadly threats, and learns to trust and feel. • Tim Bradford: A strong, disciplined student and natural leader. Initially rivals with Lucy, he becomes her closest ally and eventual love interest, supporting her through life-and-death challenges. • Supporting Characters: • Angela Lopez, Wesley Evers, Nyla Harper, James Murray, John Nolan, Bailey Nune, Wade Grey, Luna Grey, Celina Juarez, Aaron Thorson, Zoe Anderson - classmates and staff, each with unique powers and personalities, who gradually form a protective, supportive circle around Lucy.

Lucy is a a new rookie and Tim Bradford who is her T.O. has the hots for her. How will Lucy navigate the dos and don'ts of policing when her T.O. can't keep his eyes to himself and she can't keep hers to herself?

This is a short story- what if Lucy "died" in the barrel and had to be put in a coma

When six officers from LAPD's Mid-Wilshire division are unexpectedly chosen to represent their precinct in the National Wilderness Tactical Challenge, tensions rise and loyalties are tested. Dropped into the rugged Shasta wilderness with only basic gear and their wits, these elite cops must survive, navigate, and outpace rival departments in a high-stakes competition that pushes their physical limits and mental endurance. As friendships clash with fierce rivalries and the wild terrain reveals unexpected threats, the team must decide: are they in this to win-or to survive together?

Lucy's friends set her up on a date the night before her big day as a Rookie.

Lucy finds a mysterious, beat-up notebook while cleaning out the precinct locker room. It's titled: "Rookie Survival Guide - Chen Edition (Do Not Touch, Seriously, Stop Reading)" It's Tim Bradford's private collection of sarcastic notes, advice, and personal observations from her rookie year. Like: "Rule #14: If Chen smiles before a prank, duck." "Rule #27: She asks too many questions, but they're usually good. Don't tell her that." "Rule #39: If she ever flirts - don't get your hopes up. She's not serious. (I think.)" Lucy's both mortified and weirdly touched. So, naturally, she writes her own version: "The Bradford Manual - Emotional Walls Edition." Cue a hilarious, flirty back-and-forth war of notebooks, pranks, and secret notes... that slowly turn into something deeper.

Lucy Chen is a 40-year-old doctor. She is one of the best surgeons. Every patient immediately falls in love with her. Every child she treats draws her a picture. There is no one who does not like her and thank her for saving their life. She is also popular among her colleagues. She has only one close colleague, nurse Tamara. Otherwise, she is not particularly close to anyone else. She has a boyfriend of 18 years. His name is Emmett, and they have a daughter, Lori. She is 15 and is Lucy's sweetheart. Even though she is 15, she is sensible and does not act out like a typical teenager. Emmett and Lucy are not married. Lucy never wanted to get married, and neither did Emmett. Emmett is a firefighter, but he is often away, and lately he has been disappearing so often that Lucy suspects he has found someone else. Over time, things between them have not been the same as they used to be. For the last 5 years, they have been more like roommates with benefits. But Lucy wanted Lori to grow up in a complete family. Tim Bradford works at METRO. He is 44. He loves his wife with all his heart. He always rushes into everything. Everyone tells him that one day it will come back to haunt him... especially his 15-year-old daughter, Ave. Ave is everything to him. She is the center of his life. He has been alone with her since she was a baby. Her mother packed up and left one day. No one knows where she went or even if she's alive. Tim got used to being alone with Ave. Since Isabel ran away from him and little Ave, he hasn't had anyone else. He doesn't want anyone else.

They were supposed to be partners. They were never supposed to fall. They meet as sergeants from opposite ends of the LAPD-two leaders, two reputations, and zero patience for each other. When an undercover operation requires them to pose as a couple, neither is thrilled. Tim Bradford thinks Lucy Chen is too soft; Lucy thinks Tim is all walls and no heart.