On the weekend of her beachside small town wedding, Aunt Amy admits to Lucy that she is terminally ill and only has one regret in life: that she didn't see her beloved niece get married or at least get engaged. Quick to comfort her sick aunt, Lucy lies and says she's engaged. To Tim. Chaos ensues. Title is lyrics from "Delicate" by Taylor Swift 5x6 canon divergent

One year ago, Tim Bradford broke Lucy Chen's heart and walked away without explanation. Now Sergeant Lucy Chen is stronger, promoted, and determined to never let him close again. Until she's assigned to a four-month undercover operation. Living in a van. Posing as a couple. Driving from Los Angeles down the coast to Baja, Mexico. With her ex. Every touch is "for the cover." Every kiss is supposed to be fake. But the longer they're trapped together, the harder it is to ignore the tension, the memories... and the questions Lucy never got answers to. Because Tim didn't just leave. He hid something. And somewhere between fake love and real danger, Lucy is about to find out the truth - The real reason he walked away.

Fan fiction, the rookie, Chenford

This is a Chenford story. This timeline follows from the moment tim decides yeah I wanna propose, to a little after the wedding.

This story follows Tim Bradford and Lucy Chen's journey from rookie partners to deeply in love, navigating the chaos of police work, personal challenges, and unexpected surprises - culminating in a heartfelt proposal and the promise of a future together. It's about trust, resilience, and finding home in each other amidst the madness.

The story is based on episode 12 of season 7 of The Rookie. Lucy and Tim are not together, but they both know they can't be without each other. It's not just love, but also an extreme physical attraction, intensified by separation and forbidden fruit.

What if the undercover op didn't get ruined? 5x01

6x01 first chenford fight

What if Juicy and Dim weren't caught on the UC op in 5x01? A little mini- series, maybe??

Just a bunch of different one shots on Chanford