This is my first Chicago PD fanfiction and only my second fanfiction ever. I'm not bad in english but I'm not the best either so I'm sorry for the mistakes.

I do not own any rights on the characters. Please, feel free to review :)

You never know

The day had been passing by too slowly for the Intelligence Unit taste. All members were stuck inside doing paperwork while the rest of the population was outside in the bright light of July. The shift was nearly over and Antonio and Jay were bored. They were throwing balls of paper in the garbage, waiting for something to happened. Erin passed by.

" I guess it's a good sign. "Jay looked at her. "What's a good sign? The fact that we don't have any cases."

" It means that we kicked all the bad guys butts." she answered with a smirk.

"Yeah...it also means that if all the bad guys are behind bars or ...dead, we're of no use and we're going to lose our job... "said Olinsky who was sitting at his desk.

"Come on guys! We might be one of the best crime fighter team, there's always going to have some ass kicking around this town." said Antonio.

Erin sat on Halstead desk and started to throw paper balls. Ruzek entered the office.

"Oh God! Sometimes I wish I was a firefighter or a paramedic. At least it's been a busy day for them. I heard there sirens all day long!"

Voight came out of his office to join his team.

"Would you all stop complaining!? I got enough of this. You can say whatever you want but I think it's a good thing to have this day to do some paperwork. They were late. At least now you are all free to go."

All the members stood up and started to get ready to go home even of it wasn't quite time to but if Voight had said so, they were better listen to him. There leader had a good heart and loved all of his team member but he could be really rough sometimes specially with Jay since Erin and him seemed to be starting something. He wasn't sure what but he sure was going to find out.

As the unit was making her way to the front door, they heard a loud crash, the sound of broken glass and people screaming. It was soon followed by screeching tires and shouting coming from the street. Halstead was the first to react.

"What the hell..." He hurried to the front door and was about to open it but he backed away when he saw all the black smoke threw the window.

"Damn! We better call the firefighters! The front of the building is on fire!"

Erin took out her cell phone and placed the call to the fire station as Voight turned around looking at the people behind them in the precinct.

"Ok everybody stay calm, we need to evacuate the building even if the fire is still outside. Please use the back doors and get as far away as you can" As he said those words, he pulled the fire alarm so the others upstairs could come out. He looked at Antonio.

"I want you to get out and go to the front of the building to see if there are civilians are hurt."

He pointed to Olinsky "I want you to go with him and see if you can find someone who saw what happened."

"You got it boss"

Antonio and Olinsky left the group in the reception area, nearly alone. Burgess appeared and joined them.

"I just looked around the building, everybody is out."

"Great! Now our turn. The firefighter are coming and the fire doesn't seem to be spreading." said Voight, leading his men to the back of the precinct and out.

Outside, Jay and Erin joined Antonio and Olinsky to see if they could help. As they reached the front, they saw the fire truck from station 51 pulling up. Lieutenant Casey got out first and looked at what should be done.

"Severide, get the hose. We are just going to need one line. It's not as bad as it seems."

"You got it"

Jay observed as the squad start to put out the fire and looked at the damages. Casey's right. It's not that bad but still. You can see the brick wall has turned black, the grass his burned and there's not a lot left. There's one person lying on the ground with the paramedic moving around. She look a little in shock but other than that, she seems to be ok. Olinsky is talking to a witness. The detective still don't know what happened but the one thing he knows is that the day is finally not over.