Gage misses an important day and by doing so, badly hurts the feelings of someone important to him. Roy picks up the slake, but fixing the damage later and preventing future issues present problems of their own. The Spiritual side of John's Native Heritage gets explored a bit as well. If you read something you know you don't like, then whinge, I WILL mock you.

We have come as far as we can go and now Johnny and I are balancing on the lip of a storage tank with no way to climb up, and no way to climb down and we both realize that our only escape from the heat and flames that want to consume us is by jumping. Roy's thoughts before he was forced to jumped in the fourth season episode - 'Details'.

Straight up, extra long, canon style, Emergency episode. Not telling. It's a surprise. *wink*

A fun missing scene from the the six season episode "Breakdown."

Johnny just wanted Chet to answer his question "Why?" (A missing scene from the season two episode - Peace Pipe)

NOW COMPLETE. The fate of The Phantom. I am switching "Determination" over to this fic, as I have decided to continue the story. If you haven't seen "The Greatest Rescues of E!"-the very last 2-hour Series Finale, just note in it, John & Roy speak of Chet in the past tense. A/Ns explain further. As always, I don't own the guys! I wish!

Jane and Don Maddox's taxi pulled up in front of the single story firehouse unceremoniously. The garage door to the station was closed, so they couldn't see inside. "I don't even know if John works today." she uttered. After getting out, they both stood on the sidewalk, looking up and the lettering on the building. 'Los Angeles County, Fire Station 51.'

"DeSoto! Roy DeSoto!" My knuckles go white and I grip the phone tighter as I manage to growl out between clenched teeth, "Capital D, little e, Capital S, little o…t…o!"

Sequel to A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and The Wolf Returns. Someone is targeting Station 51 again, only this time they're not starting with dumpster fires and pipe bombs. To add insult to injury, an ambitious young reporter believes that this story is the key to his career success; but his stories cause emotional turmoil for several couples that could have lasting repercussions.

A rescue that turns into complete mayhem for the boys from A-Shift has their captain wondering exactly what could have gone so crazily wrong. The answers he receives were not at all what he could have ever expected...

This was inspired by the episode "The Promotion". In the episode, we know that Roy turned down the chance to take the promotion to Engineer because he wanted to stay with the squad. However, what if he decided to do some work behind the scenes so that that decision wasn't in play down the road? We shall see…This starts the day after Johnny and Roy were hurt.

Don't like, don't read. NON-CANON, AU/AR Horse breaking: Regarding what is possible, I follow Clinton Anderson on YouTube, i.e., Downunder Horsemanship. When someone repeatedly demonstrates it is easily done, if you follow his instructions and let him teach you how, I'm taking his word for it.

Chet's mental rant when he is kept out of the treatment room in Snakebite. This was inspired by a friend's birthday request for a pissed off Chet story. She had misinterpreted a comment I made after work. This is as seen from Chet's Point of View.

As always, I do not own anything that belongs to Emergency! I will put the boys back together in good working order when I am done. Summary Chet talks to Johnny after the guys return from the death of Drew Burke in Frequency. This is one of those episodes that has always given me a lot of good ideas for stories.

The crew of 51's and their families get together for a fun day at the beach. They enjoy volleyball games, "burying" Hank in the sand, eating and dune buggy rides. Toward the end of the day tragedy strikes and takes the life of one of their own. This is a rewrite. Major character death.

He had watched a man die today, trapped beneath the rubble of his own home, begging him to save him. (One shot)

Roy was holding the hose, spraying down lawnchairs while Joann scrubbed, suds up to her arms. The lawn furniture Roy and Joann were furiously working to clean, had red fingerprints. The color mysteriously similar to what Joann wanted for the deck. "I wanted red, but not on the chairs." she complained. "Well," Johnny said, "Once we build the the deck, she can paint the thing."

Roy's been divorced for a while when one of John's former foster kids decides she's just what he needs most.

When Azure was 14, she was walking down a sidewalk...and was a bit too close to a traffic pile-up when it happened. She got herself out of the immediate area and went to sit on a nearby hillside to wait with minimum injury. But Busybodies never listen to children...

John and Roy deal with the coming of age of a friend, years after a deep trauma. TRIGGER WARNING

Chet has an unusual dream.

A girl 51 made an honorary mascot when she was younger and who A shift knows has trust issues needs a horse bite dealt with. It's been a while since anyone has seen her and she's got a few surprises in store for them.

Johnny drove out of the car dealership with a significantly emptier checking account and a smile on his face. He was now driving down the road in his brand new car. A brand new white Range Rover. It was a Christmas present to himself.

John watched multiple emotions on Roy's face battle for dominance. Roy chose one, a deadly smirk. John was excited, this comeback was going to be a zinger, one for the books, and if he were honest with himself, he probably deserved it.

"It threw me." Johnny said in disbelief. Roy rolled his eyes, questioning "How'd it throw you?" "You won't believe me." Johnny replied, getting up off the floor and holding a hammer. "Now you've gotta tell me." Roy said, his curiosity dangerously high. That was never good for Roy's blood pressure.