Hank meets Mychelle Winters, a very nice young lady at Rampart Hospital and falls in love. Follow their journey from beginning to just before they are be wed as Hank looks back at how strong their love really is. R/R please but see notes first. Thank you!

Roy wishes on a star. What does he wish for?

From 'Nuisance'. Roy stands up to the nasty nurse from that episode when she tries to bully him and Marco. A little footnote here, I gave the nurse the name Nurse Wretched as a play on Nurse Ratched.

John Gage and his police officer friend, Drew Burke, have had on-going debates about who has the more dangerous job. Drew persuades John to go on a ride along with him…and the experience impacts both men more than they ever could have imagined.

A speeding car causes an accident on a bridge. Roy DeSoto and Johnny Gage are the first to respond but the scene becomes just as perilous for the rescuers as it had been for the victims.

The bored and impatient Chet Kelly can't quite figure out whether the strange conversation between the paramedics is planned to torment him, or is simply their efficient way of communicating.

Paramedics John Gage and Roy DeSoto have a rescue they're not likely to forget. [One-shot. Missing Scene. Vignette. 500-Word Challenge.]

Just a test ride of an entry from Cap in his journal about Kaitlyn in a coma from the brain cancer. Please R/R

The men of 51's A shift share childhood memories

EMERGENCY! is back for a seventh season set somewhere in the midst of the TV movies that followed Season 6. In the Season 7 premiere, Johnny is ordered to get a haircut. Meanwhile, a new doctor joins the staff at Rampart. Emergencies include a man in anaphylactic shock and a dangerous apartment house fire.

After a rough brush fire, Stoker considers if he should leave the department. A chance encounter solidifies his decision. Will he stay or will he find another less dangerous line of work?

Followup scene to "Snakebite." Mike feels the need to make amends to Johnny.

I've been reading and enjoying the 'Alphabet' series others have written, so I needed to do some of my own. Naturally, it's not going to happen in alphabetical order. This story came from a picture I saw while researching something else entirely. One of the members of Station 51 unexpectedly becomes a father.

Johnny Gage has a brutal past with few bright spots. When he met Kelly Brackett, everything changes. Can he handle learning to love again? Rated for violence and the next chapter. SLASH.

In La-La Land, mysteries are considered especially mysterious. The only detective dedicated to solving these mysterious mysteries is Chester B. Kelly. These are his stories. Yeah, that's right, babe. The name is Kelly and I'm a private dick who'll tackle any mystery, long or hard. The longer and harder the better. [rated T because it's Chet]

Mike's bad day is about to get much worse. Will his shift mates be able to save him from his nightmare? This is the fifth installment in the A House Divided series and picks up where Marco's Mission ends.

Final installment of Johnny & Gen's story. -

Follows 'Leave the City of Your Comfort.' When Mike is accused of something awful and gets caught up in the dark, his friends are there to help him back into the light... but no one ever said that road was the easiest to travel. Notes/Warnings inside.

The Phantom has more on his hands than he expected as he tries to pull his usual antics on his temporary linemate while Marco is on vacation. NB: a reworking of a story initially published on another site some fifteen years ago.

With a nasty flu going around, how is Station 51 going to be affected? Third story in a series: follows The Researcher and The Fair.

A different kind of Mother's Day story

An exchange between Los Angeles County Fire Department with North Dakota Fire and Rescue Departments land Johnny and Roy in Fargo, ND at a time of increasing tensions leading up to the Leonard Peltier trial. The paramedics experience a blizzard both naturally and the perceived arrows of prejudice.

"It could've been me. I suppose every fireman thinks that when we lose one of our own. It could've been me, on another day, in another place, under different circumstances." Companion piece to "I Am Distressed for Thee, My Brother," this one in Chet's POV. Warnings inside.

A not-so-typical day of fighting fires and performing rescues, with some magic thrown in for good measure.

The men of 51 deal with a painstakingly hot day. Silliness Warning.