Lucy Chen has known the Bradford family since the third grade. She grew up as Genny's best friend - which meant one rule was always clear: Tim Bradford was off limits. But that didn't stop teenage hormones, flirty banter, and stolen glances from turning into something much more complicated. Between school drama, messy friendships, jealous exes, and a whole lot of cleaning toilets as punishment, Lucy and Tim find themselves toeing the line between enemies, friends, and something dangerously close to love. As the dares get bolder and the teasing grows deeper, Lucy and Tim must decide if crossing the line is worth risking everything - or if they were always meant to fall for each other, rules be damned.

In this story Lucy had a kid from when she was nineteen, and has an abusive boyfriend. She struggles a lot with leaving. "Tim: Lucy! Lucy: why do you even care?!? I'm just some rookie who went through some things! Tim: very bad things, that you haven't had therapy for! Lucy: so you think I'm not stable or something? Tim: that is not what I said! Just try and listen to me Lucy: i have been trying, but everything you say just makes it worse! Tim: I'm sorry Lucy, I'm trying! Lucy: trying for what?!? Why do you care so much about what I do?!? Tim: because Lucy! Lucy: because what?!??" Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of the characters in this franchise! Except for the characters Mark and Daisy, those are my original characters.

This is a story about if the group went on a vacation together to the Maldives. Lucy and Tim are both single. What will happen next?

21-year-old Dean Clark, an architecture student, is struggling to balance his studies, two jobs, and a relationship that isn't as stable as he'd like. When he decides to find a roommate, the solution comes in the form of Isaac Nabokov, a 24-year-old Russian guy with unshakable confidence, influence, and a past that seems to hold more secrets than he's willing to share. From the very start, Dean's boyfriend and Isaac, seem ready to tear each other apart, and Dean finds himself caught in the middle of a tension that refuses to fade. But Isaac? He thrives on chaos. Especially when he's the one causing it. Dean and Isaac have nothing in common. Dean cannot stand him, and nothing could change that...Right? 🥇 #1 roommate 🥇 #1 manxman 🥇 #1 malexmale 🥇 #1 russianmen 🥇 #1 funny 🥇 #1 yearning 🥇 #1 australia 🥇 #1 gay 🥇 #1 spicy

There is something wrong with Lucy but they don't know what

Tim is not happy with lucy's choice of bikini for their honeymoon...

What Lucy and Tim were married and nobody knew. How will their friends react to this news?

Lucy and Tim met each other at a bar ten years ago. They were drunk and he was desperate, leading to her coming home with him and having a one-night stand. Shortly after she found out she was pregnant, but she never got his name, nor did she see him again after that and she ended up raising their little daughter alone. On the first day of her new job, joining the LAPD as a rookie, she couldn't believe who was her field-training-officer... OR: Lucy and Tim made a drunken mistake and Lucy never told anyone about her daughter Hailee.

Detective Lucy Chen transfers to another station to escape her abusive ex-boyfriend. As she tries to keep her troubled past hidden, she makes new friendships and meets Tim Brattford. Amongst this, she struggles with the aftermath of self-harm and abuse.

Lucy Chen, a talent detective from North Hollywood district changed stations due to herself being a victim in one of Norht Hollywoods cases-her partner is in maternity leave, so her best friend, Sergeant Tim Bradford is forced to stand up and take Lucy under his wing. Enemies to Lovers Trope