Lucy Chen and Tim Bradford meet eachother in the bar. Lucy gets drunk and goes to tim's house, the next morning they hook up, but they never told each other their names. After that tim is lucy's TO at the police station, but they aren't allowed to date. what happens next? This story has a few parts so make sure you read them in order to understand the story.

Lucy and Tim are married and have a complete happy family *mostly happy*

After the loss of their parents, brothers Jay and Will Halstead step up as legal guardians to their spirited younger sister, Emma. Navigating the challenges of parenting a strong-willed child while balancing their demanding careers, Jay and Will bring their own unique styles to discipline and support. Jay with firm structure and consequences, Will with calm guidance and emotional connection. Emma often tests boundaries as she wrestles with grief, insecurity, and her place in the world. Through defiance, emotional outbursts, and tough lessons, including parental style spankings, she slowly learns that no matter what, her brothers won't give up on her. Together, they face the ups and downs of healing, growing, and building a family built on trust and unconditional love. Note: The only original character is Emma; all other characters belong to the creators of Chicago Med and Chicago PD. This story includes disciplinary spanking as part of a fictional guardian-child dynamic. Reader discretion is advised.

We're all anticipating what Episode 6 of Season 7 will be like, and how Chenford will interact with each other, so I've decided to write my own version of the episode, mostly chenford centred, as if I had creative control over the show (lol). It covers the work day before the gala, the gala itself, and the start of the following morning. Please let me know what you think in the comments. Enjoy!

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.

Lucy Chen a 26 year old woman is about to start her rookie time along with her two best friends John Nolan and Jackson West at Mid Wilshire station. But Lucy has two huge secrets that not even her best friends know... Lucy Chen is not her real name. Chen is her mother's maiden name, that she used to apply to the academy, since she didn't want anyone making the connection. Because not only is she the daughter of lieutenant Wade Grey of Mid Wilshire, but she is also the wife of Mid Wilshire's sergeant Tim Bradford. And she wants to keep all this a secret so no one thinks she has gotten special treatment, she wants to prove herself. But this means keeping her secrets hidden...

Tim, Lucy, the charity gala, and unspoken feelings. What starts out as a "classic case of Valentines Day ex sex" turns into uncontrolled feelings, flirting, and hookups. The steamy slow burn of two people who everyone knows are in love, except them.

Lucy Chen's life with Chris is good. It's stable. It's exactly what she thinks she's supposed to want. But in the close confines of a late-night bar, with her team laughing and bickering around her, all she can think about is Tim Bradford. A reckless game of Truth or Dare, fueled by alcohol and unspoken tension, pushes every boundary. As secrets come tumbling out, Lucy and Tim are left with no choice but to confront the one truth they've both been running from.

Tim Bradford thought he already knew exhaustion, heartbreak, and responsibility-until he became a single dad to a five year old girl still asking why mommy doesn't come home anymore. Starting pre-k was supposed to be simple. Drop her off. Pick her up. Repeat. Then she met Miss Chen. Warm, patient, and somehow able to get his daughter to smile on the very first day, Lucy Chen slowly becomes the one person both Bradford girls can't stop talking about. And for the first time in years, Tim starts wondering if maybe broken things can heal.

Lucy Chen is a therapist. Tim Braford is an officer at Mid-Whilsher Los Angles Police Department (LAPD). After being pressured, Tim Bradford eventually gave in and started therapy.