Epilogue to the last scene of "Syndrome:" Johnny gives Roy some help in dealing with Chatty Chet.

2013 Labor Day Challenge fic. Captains Hammer, Hookrader, Van Orden and Stanley, along with Chief Conrad, recall a tragic time in their careers on the eve of one captain's promotion. Rated T for language.

When Marco falls seriously ill, who is the one who will ultimately save his life? *This was previously posted a few years ago, but has been re-edited. Due to life, I had stopped working on this story. It does however hold a very special place in my heart, as it was the last story I worked on during the time my father was dealing with his terminal illness.

2013 Labor Day Challenge fic. A belly crawl into the mouth of Hades

Mike's got some feelings to share about his OCD and depression. Take a peek and see what he thinks!

Not every "owie" story needs to be dramatic. Each chapter will feature a different character and how he/she deals with being a patient.

Johnny and Roy answer what should have been a very simple call, while a very strange convention is in town.

A waterlogged shift proves to be quite a challenge for the men of Station 51.

A follow up to A Letter to the Editor. Notes: New title and completely rewritten.

While Mike helps Marco deal with a loss in his family, Mike has to deal with his own problem: the fact that he's started to fall for his best friend. -SLASH- (Constructive criticism only, please.) Rated M for adult situations.

After a very tragic New Year's Eve, Marco tries to get an important question answered.

Captain Stanley writes an entry in his journal after a trying day.

Usually, dispatch tells you what you're getting yourself into. Sometimes, they don't. Station 51 might find something funny, weird, sad, or disturbing, but it'll never be boring. T for language and scary situations. Each chapter except 9-10 stands alone as a separate story. See chapters for warnings.

Missing scenes from Season 2's "Decision a.k.a. Problem": Cap has a talk with Roy.

Cap is impossible to live with and the crew is trying to figure out what is wrong when they are called to a factory fire where Cap is injured.

Ten years after first being introduced to the wrestling world, in the story The Squared Circle, the boys are back watching another show. This time they have a personal interest.

No rescue is ever simple, especially with a killer on the loose out to kill DeSoto. Now one of their own needs rescuing.

Roy and Johnny are introduced to a different world. They learn that they don't know everything about their friends.

A woman from John Gage's past comes back to Carson with a new recipe for love. (Formerly titled: "Moving Day". I have rewritten large portions of it, but have kept my OC, Carla Culver.) Rated T for a reason-some parts are not suitable for the young 'uns.

Ten stand-alone stories, each about a different fire. No need to wait to read until the entire story is complete as each chapter is a complete story in itself. No romance, no tragic deaths of main characters, no spiritual/religious content. Just fires, and our favorite cast of characters. Chapters with content that requires warnings will have such in the header of the chapter.

After a harsh comment from Chet, Johnny questions if Roy likes having him as a partner or if he should be a paramedic.

Volunteering at a nursing home offers Johnny some new life experiences.

This is a response to the AU challenge by arllry.

John Gage returns to LA after wrongly accused and begins again as a paramedic. Can he withstand the pressure and can his friends support him?

After a case of the flu, Johnny discover just how good it feels to be back