Erin never planned to return to Chicago. She'd taken Hank's advice of "Don't look back" to heart. But three years after she left, she's forced to return to Chicago. When she shows up at the 21st District with her two-year-old daughter, questions arise from her former coworkers. How will they react to her return? And how will Erin react to being forced to confront her demons?

What if Kim had actually left after breaking her engagement with Ruzek? AU OOC

Erin est de retour après son départ à New-York, mais son retour fait remonter de mauvais souvenirs pour Jay et le reste de l'équipe.

It all started as an on-screen storyline. It wasn't meant to become reality. (Linstead AU)

One last misadventure with Jay Halstead and, my goodness, have we saved the craziest for last. One final ride, one more story, let's see our hero and king gut it out one more time. This is Blinding Lights. I do NOT condone any comments containing racial hate speech or any kind of offensive language and do NOT agree with any of it.

Pain is a lot of things. It's gun shot wounds and car explosions. Missed phone calls and vague texts. Lies and sudden frustrations. Ghosts and nightmares. Watching the person you love suffer because of choices either of you have made. And, more than that, it's watching them still love you even when you don't think you deserve it.

Kim va de encubierto con la intención de destapar la mayor red de tráfico de persona de Chicago desde hace décadas, Voight, por casualidades de destino, acaba ejerciendo de guardaespaldas, al tiempo que de jefe en las sombras, ¿Qué harán con los sentimientos que empiezan a surgir? RECORDAR QUE PODÉIS LEER MIS HISTORIAS EN GOOGLE CHROME EN CUALQUIER IDIOMA!

Set starting in season 5, Hailey gets a call from Med about a sister she didn’t know she had. She and her husband, Jay, bring the little girl home, and the rest is history.

The search for the Truth takes them places they never thought but Kim needed closure and they were determined to give it to her. #Burzek

Hailey's guilt over killing Roy Walton has gotten too far and she goes to drastic measures to try and cope with it. When her Intelligence family finds out, how will they react? *Disclaimer, I don't own Chicago PD* Please review!

When the death of one of his own leads him into uncharted territory - robbery. Will his moral code get in the way? Will he be able to leave his wife behind to keep her safe, or is she better off knowing his new secret? What'll happen when she recognizes the green eyes of one of the masked men during a bank robbery? Linstead AU, Halstead/Upton written as half siblings

A drastic situation forces Adam to take on a huge responsibility on his own. He will take all the help he gets in the way and hopefully get a little extra. (AU & OOC)

Memories. Their birthday can still be happy even when you've lost the person you love. 12 year old Jay bakes a cake.

What if Adam and Kim meet while they are still in high-school? What would their relationship be like as they grow up? Totally OC and AU

Kim is a world famous dancer, Adam is a cop. What happens when they meet on a case. Will she survive the drama? Will they work well together? Burzek drama all the way

Jay and Will are on their way home when they witness a car crash right in front of their eyes. What are they walking into and how will it end? BURGESTEAD, TOTALLY AU

A sweet Upstead married one-shot, set after 9x09. We all need some Upstead fluff at the moment :). Update: An Upstead short story, something we all need right now :)

Libby, Adam, Kevin and later Antonio have to go undercover with a crime family that had close ties to the Sanfino, the crime family that Libby's deceased husband had been involved in and her twin brother Jamie had a hand in taking down.

Based on episode 6x05 Fathers and sons. Adam and his dad are undercover on the same gig but the ending isn't quite the same...BEWARE!Chapter 25 was hit by some very inappropriate and disturbing review that I have reported to the website. I do not agree with that or condone the words used. Please be careful

Sequel to We Can and We Are. Jay and Hailey's kids are growing up whether they're ready for them to do so or not, but that's what life's about - powering forward through the good, the bad, and the unexpectedly perfect moments. Upstead.

You meet a stranger, you fall into bed and you part ways, never expecting to see each other again. Too bad it's never just that simple.

Jay Halstead faces peril in his job on a daily basis with the Intelligence Unit but also deals with the difficulties of raising his ten year old son on his own as a single father. These challenges, along with the mystery surrounding Liam's mother and her disappearance years ago, keep life interesting. Every day is a challenge, one he can only hope he is up for.

"Scars. Everybody's got them. They might be physical or mental or both but they all have one thing in common; they hurt like hell." – a very late continuation of Chicago PD season 9 finale with a touch of Chicago Med season finale 7. AU from there with lots of hurt/comfort, friendship and team as a family.

A prompt series based on the billion “100 ways to say ‘I love you’” prompts all over the internet - Upstead edition. Updated weekly unless otherwise noted. Also rated K unless otherwise noted.

The Intelligence Unit of the 21st district in Chicago had their hands full with criminals and crime every day. Add in personal drama like divorce or a new relationship, and political drama threatening them, how will they handle it when one of their own has their own demons hiding in plain sight? Will anyone notice and will be be too late when they do?