Chenford Stories

Lucy Chen is a 24-year-old college student currently taking a break from school. She's been studying psychology, but lately she's been questioning whether it's really the path she wants to follow. She loves helping people, but she isn't sure she can picture herself spending the rest of her life in psychology. With school on pause, Lucy takes a job as a nanny for Tim Bradford, a 34-year-old single dad with a four-year-old daughter, Lottie. She expects the job to simply give her something to do while she figures out her next step. Instead, caring for Lottie begins to show Lucy a side of herself she didn't know was there. For the first time in a long time, Lucy starts wondering if maybe she doesn't need to have her entire future figured out yet-and maybe the unexpected path is exactly where she's supposed to be.

Lucy gets hurt, will she tell anyone?

Tim's mouth was on her neck before she even got her jacket off, Lucy's back hitting the wall of the hallway as she tugged at his belt. "She'll be home in thirty minutes," he muttered against her skin, and Lucy just laughed softly, already wrapping one leg around him. "Then we'll be quick." It was almost mechanical at this point - familiar and practiced, like they'd done this a hundred times before because they had. Tim hitched her up, and Lucy's fingers dug into his shoulders as she guided him exactly where she needed him, no hesitation, no fumbling. She'd stopped feeling guilty months ago; now it just felt like routine, like something built into both their schedules that neither of them questioned anymore. He was rougher than he used to be - less careful, more impatient - and she didn't mind. When he pushed into her she let out a breath that was more relief than surprise, her head falling back against the wall. Twenty-eight minutes, she thought, and then stopped thinking altogether.

The apartment was quiet. Too quiet. Tim Bradford leaned against the doorway, hoodie half-on, gun belt still strapped from a shift that shouldn't have ended so violently. Lucy Chen's eyes didn't meet his. She stared at the coffee mugs, two of them going cold - reminders that they were supposed to be together, but maybe still too broken to know how. "Are you really okay?" she asked, her voice tighter than she intended. He smirked, but it didn't reach his eyes. "I survive." She didn't laugh. "I want more than surviving, Tim. I want... us." The silence stretched between them, but neither of them moved. They had loved, lost, and somehow found each other again. And now, the city needed them undercover as a fake engaged couple - a role that would force every truth, every hidden feeling, every old wound to the surface. Pretending wasn't the hard part. Not with him. It was keeping herself from falling in love all over again.

Basically a bunch of chenford one shots

Tim Bradford is the most popular player on the Los Angeles Rams football team. He's been playing for the Rams since he was twenty-five, after serving in the army for seven years. Now that he's heading into his eleventh season, the team manager and coach are reluctant to sign him for another season, especially after his divorce from his wife, whom fans adored. Tim's career is at risk, and a few of his teammates-Wesley Evers, John Nolan, Miles Penn, Jackson West, Aaron Thorsen, and James Murray-have been suggesting that he find a girlfriend to hopefully get signed, as they all have wives, girlfriends, and fiancées, and they all got signed. Lucy Chen is a cheerleader for the Los Angeles Rams. She is well-known but not entirely famous. People mainly know her because of her ex-fiancé, Chris Stanford, who is a famous movie star. They were set to get married just after the last season ended, but then Chris left her at the altar, calling her later to tell her he was getting married to his co-star, Ashley McGrady. Somehow Lucy was blamed by people, so when Tim proposes the idea of fake dating for their mutual benefit, she accepts. But over time, Tim and Lucy really fall in love, and the line between fake and real seems to blur.

The Little Girl Who Was Left Alone - Part Three Charlotte Bradford's story didn't end when she found her forever family. It was only the beginning. Years have passed since the little girl who was once left alone became Lucy and Tim's daughter. Now Charlotte is growing into a young woman, discovering who she is, what she loves, and what kind of future she wants to build. Along the way, she'll experience first loves, friendships, big milestones, disappointments, family adventures, and the bittersweet moments that come with growing up. She'll watch her younger siblings grow beside her, make memories with the people who became her family, and continue building a relationship with Victoria, her birth mother. Through every chapter, Charlotte will learn that family isn't defined by where you came from. It's defined by who stays. And the little girl who was once left alone will never have to wonder again. She has a family. She has a home. And she is loved. This is Charlotte's story. The story of the little girl who was left alone-and the family who stayed.

Two detectives. Two weddings. One fake relationship. Lucy Chen needs a boyfriend for her sister's wedding. Tim Bradford needs a date for his ex's wedding. So they make a deal: pretend to be together for two weekends, then go back to normal. Simple, right? Except somewhere between the fake kisses, jealous looks, and late-night conversations, their relationship starts feeling a little too real. Because what happens when pretending becomes the one thing they don't want to stop? ❤️

Five More Minutes Everyone thinks Tim and Lucy are just partners. But behind closed doors, they're secretly married. Between quiet mornings, stolen kisses, chaotic shifts and late nights together, they try to keep their little secret hidden. Until the station starts noticing. Because some secrets are worth keeping... until they aren't. ❤️

A collection of The Rookie one‑shot stories exploring the moments between the calls, the choices that shape the badge, and the relationships that make the job worth it.

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...

Chris is abusing Lucy and the others found out

Lucy and tim have been planning their wedding, but one bachelorette party, one mistake changes lucy mind she doesn't know what or who to pick she needs to be honest with herself first

During rollcall, the members of LAPD are consumed by a white light that transports them to a viewing room. They learn there that they will be reacting to Chen and Bradford's future son. Maze Runner x The Rookie CHENFORD SHIP!!!!!

Tim Bradford and Lucy Chen had spent eight years building a life together. What began as a harsh training officer and rookie partnership slowly became a friendship, then a love neither of them expected, and eventually a marriage. Lucy trusted Tim completely-until one unexpected notification from a woman named Ashley changed everything. What she discovers on his phone leaves her devastated, and by the next morning, their marriage is over. Lucy leaves Los Angeles behind for Colorado, determined to build a new life without him, while Tim is left to face the consequences of what he has done. But years later, when Lucy returns to Los Angeles, the past she tried so hard to leave behind may not be as finished as she thought.

Theory about season 7 of the rookie

Aurora Horizon is a small town on the coastline of California. It's got gorgeous beaches, beautiful hikes with views meant to be photographed, and Aurielle Point, the gorgeous cliff named after the town founder's one true love. The current mayor-and most eligible bachelor-is Tim Bradford, who has lived here all his life, apart from when he served in the army. For years, Tim's friends have been trying to set him up with every new arrival to the town, but he has been focused completely on his job as the mayor and helping his mom at her market. Until Lucy Chen moves to Aurora Horizon, and his whole "I don't need love" act dies. Lucy Chen has lived in Los Angeles her whole life, working on her dreams of becoming a published author and opening a bookstore coffee shop. But she knows living in the city, it won't be nearly as easy to fulfill those dreams as in a small town. So she packs up her life and moves to Aurora Horizon, a small town on the coastline of California in the Imperial area. Lucy moves into the house in the town that she inherited a few years ago after her grandmother passed away and makes friends almost immediately when her car breaks down outside of the coffee shop, Horizon Brew and Co. Where she meets Angela Lopez and the mayor, Tim Bradford. Over time she works on her novel and makes more and more friends, who always make sure she knows Tim Bradford is single but she's too busy working on her novel and dream's to date... Or so she says. Because she slowly realises that she is in love with Tim, so much so that she realizes he's the main character in her story, just with a different name. The town is trying to set them up. Tim and Lucy keep denying it, but they both have feelings. Then Lucy's bookstore opening changes everything.

This story is a group-chat comedy set in The Rookie universe, where a bunch of officers and friends from the LAPD share a chaotic text thread during shift. The plot centers around a morning call involving a mountain lion loose in Echo Park, which sparks a chain of teasing, confusion, and ridiculous commentary. The entire squad-including Tim Bradford, Lucy Chen, John Nolan, Angela Lopez, Nyla Harper, Wesley Evers, and Sgt. Grey, Jackson West, Tamara Colins, and Captain Zoe Anderson-chimes in. Nolan becomes the unintentional star after the lion steps on his radio, and everyone refuses to let him forget it. The humor comes from: Everyone is roasting Nolan for "trying to assess the lion's temperament." Tamara throws away Tim's ancient protein bar and calls it a rescue mission. Zoe Anderson is trying (and failing) to enforce professionalism in the chat. Grey is muting the chat repeatedly because the squad keeps creating chaos. Jackson volunteers to handle the next wildlife call because Nolan "has suffered enough." Overall, the story is a lighthearted, fast-paced, character-driven comedy that mimics how the LAPD team might behave if they had a group chat during shift-full of snark, team work, and nonstop chaos.

every chapter is a stand alone story probably won't update often