Missing scene after 8x03. After a day spent reliving her own nightmare to help Samantha, Lucy just wants to unpack her vinyls. She doesn't make it past the couch.

She wakes up gasping, trapped in a nightmare that still feels too real. Her hands shake as she calls him. The door opens. Their eyes meet. And then, she collapses.

In which the Valentine's Day ex-sex has a major consequence. Post 7x06 Chenford unplanned pregnancy fic. - "Any chance you could be pregnant?" the nurse asks casually, like it's just any other question. Lucy opens her mouth to wave the option off, because she's got a IUD, and even then, she's not really sexually active right now, not since the breakup- Valentine's Day. Suddenly, her mind is spinning, even though she just doesn't think it's likely. She has an IUD. It was one night. She doesn't even think it was during her ovulation period. She had her period recently. But just the thought of it... It's pretty much impossible, right?

Tim Bradford doesn't believe in distractions - which is exactly why Sergeant Lucy Chen is becoming one. She transfers in polished, composed, and entirely unimpressed by his reputation, meeting every dry remark with a steadier one of her own. He doesn't go easy on people, but he doesn't go hard on her either, and that line between professional and personal starts to blur in the quiet moments - shared patrol cars, lingering eye contact, the kind of teasing that sounds harmless until it isn't. She carries herself like someone who has more waiting for her than just the job, and Tim tells himself he doesn't need to know what that is. He just needs to remember she's his partner - and nothing else.

When the rookies go on vacation, Tim Bradford and Lucy Chen can't seem to stay apart. From steamy hot tub games to secret late-night rendezvous, their undeniable chemistry threatens to expose their hidden romance - and the team is starting to notice. Can they keep their desires under wraps, or will this getaway reveal more than just their vacation plans?

Long story short, I made a story about lucy getting sick because I'm sick rn (do people even read these??)

Lucy Chen and Tim Bradford have been married for 3 year and it is Lucy first day and Tim is her training officer. will Lucy and Tim be discovered and will they be a secret for ever. by the way I do not Owen any of the characters and the show they are reform is called the rookie

Sleep-deprived new parents Lucy and Tim navigate their first Valentine's Day with baby Emma, juggling demanding careers at LAPD's Mid-Wilshire station. With help from meddling friends orchestrating "Operation Valentine," the couple rediscovers romance amid diaper changes and exhaustion, proving love thrives even in chaos.

A chenford story. Lucy is a rookie at the academy. At work she's always been happy, its her safe space. Which could be perceived as ironic. But at home - behind closed doors, there are things happening that no one knows about. Things she - herself denies. Chris, her current boyfriend is abusive. Emotionally and physically. At fiest he wasn't like that. He made her feel special - you know? Like she was the only person in the world. He only had eyes for her. Or atleast - that was until the alcohol came into the picture. Things got out of hand fast, too fast for Lucy to conteol. But what happens when Tim, her TO - sees the bruises on her arm? When she starts acting stranger by the day? Will he talk to her about it? Or keep ignoring it - because its not his business..? WARNING!! This story will contain mention of alcohol abuse, harsh language, possible selfharm and other mental health issues and smut. If you know you get triggered easy - i would strongly suggest not to read this. Also this story will contain some taylorswift references - and with that i mean short cut outs from song-lyrics. Enjoy.

Melissa O'Neil swore she'd never understand Eric Winter. Somehow, he managed to be both the most infuriating and magnetic person in the room, usually at the same time. He was always late to cast hangouts, always smirking when she complained about it, and always managing to end up right beside her for the rest of the night. It drove her crazy. Worse, everyone else thought it was funny. What they didn't see was how her pulse ticked faster when he leaned in too close, or how his stupid grin lingered inside her mind long after he dropped her home. She told herself she didn't care. She couldn't care. But lately, Melissa wondered if maybe she minded his absence more than his presence. And when Eric finally failed to show up one night, she realized just how much space he actually took up in her world.