An on-the-job injury results in a nasty concussion for Johnny that gets worse before it gets better. Roy does his best to help his stubborn best friend recover even after Johnny accidentally exasperates his condition out of a selfless notion of not wanting to complain even when he begins to feel terrible, and Roy has to deal with the guilt of what happens to Johnny. (FINISHED)

Damn it, he is my partner, my best friend … I can't lose him now. Not now ... Not ever! (One shot)

Extensive repairs to the plumbing system and underground fuel tank sees the entire complement of Station 51 temporarily rehoused at Station 116. This would not be a response problem if 51s and 116s weren't situated in opposing directions, which is easy to forget when you're called out at 3 am… [T for language]

"Is this where all the brave firemen live?" A fluffy drabble which will hopefully make you smile just a little.

Ever seen a fire engine get stuck on a winter road? When station 51 gets called out to a traffic accident, they realize just how dangerous snowy roads can be.

On a hot day, what drink is available on almost every block? Lemonade of course o

Mike's carrying an ugly secret, suffering in silence. Rated T for foul language and subject matter. (Set between episodes 2x12 and 2x13.)

Words were said in anger; a friendship was torn apart. Can one forgive the other and make the long journey home?

A rescue involving an abandoned child turns dangerous for the paramedics at station 51.

Today, she promised herself, she was going to get her revenge against the firemen who had stood back and let her son burn to death less than twelve months ago.

Joann gripped the passenger door in horror as two vehicles collided in front of her with a deafening crash. Roy exhaled forcefully from the driver seat saying, "I wasn't trying to work today." He pulled his car in front of the wreck, at a slight angle, so that his convertible blocked the crashed cars from oncoming traffic. "Stay in the car, okay honey?" he ordered.

Johnny and Roy are looking forward to a quiet mini trip with Captain Stanley and his troubled sister Ashley, with plans for skiing in the snowy Colorado Rockies. But the timely escape of a federal convict and a merciless avalanche are set to destroy everything they have planned. AU/non-Canon

In the wake of an unexpected tragedy, Roy is there for Johnny. Because that's what friends are for.

Mike and Hank celebrate together.

He heard another crack from the rifle a second before he felt an agonizing, deep burn in the back of his leg. He cried out in pain as his leg gave out beneath him and he tumbled hard to the ground. Blinking back the tears of pain, he cast a quick furtive glance behind him, and saw his tormentor moving closer, getting into position for the kill.

It was the first C shift after graduation, two weeks before Christmas, when Rescue Man Johnny Gage walked into his new station. "You Gage?" a disembodied head asked, sticking appearingly out of the wall, revealing an office door. Johnny nodded. "Come over this way."

Rewrite of an older story... Joe and Lynnette (My OC) find out their names have been forged on a marriage certificate. They know it is not legal, what will now happen?

"Do you think it's really coffee?" John whispered as he stared at the thick black sludge that he had just poured into his cup. Looking back at Roy, he murmured, "Or the phantom's idea of a joke?"

There was no other way out. It was a choice of trying or dying, trapped in a basement with just the one way out. He knew he had to try. He was not going to give up without a fight.

A Birthday Story for my AWESOME writing partner Xavionite. Johnny's getting that feeling again...

For once, Johnny wasn't running late, or as he called it, exactly on time. He noticed Stoker's truck in it's usual spot. What wasn't usual was the open tailgate with sheets and planks of wood. He paused to look up, clouds were covering the sky, it was supposed to rain later. "Wonder if Mike knows," Johnny muttered in thought. He didn't want the engineer's lumber to warp.

Now Complete! Roy Desoto and John Gage are just beginning their partnership.

"Well Gage?" Chet asked anxiously. "I'm afraid he's dead, Chet, there's nothing more I can do." Johnny sighed softly. "But there has to be something else you can try!" Chet implored as he looked down at the small, covered body.

"Hey Mike," Captain Stanley said, "What do you know about demolishing a wall?" he asked. Mike shrugged, "You'll wanna ask Johnny about that." "Gage?" Hank questioned. His mind trailed off to the younger medic. Discovering, with a frown, he really didn't know anything about Gage at all. He wanted to fix that.

NOW COMPLETE When each is suddenly deprived of one of their major senses, how do the two partners deal with it, and with each other? What if doctors are wrong, and it is permanent? How will their shift-mates and family handle it? R/R Don't Own; No Cash; Just playin' in the sandbox...my muse is havin' fun and I've given up trying to control her! Hugs