[Season 2] Chris comes over after her Christmas trip to discover a special gift.

Street's nervous for Christmas with Chris's family, the first real Christmas he's had in years. The kind full of Christmas sweaters and candy canes he never got. He learns quickly there's nothing to fear, Chris makes sure of that. (Christmas fluff, the Alonso fam, Hallmark-Christmas-Movie level, cuddling, nieces/nephews, christmas baking, mistletoe.)

Street and Chris get caught up in a classic Christmas tradition until someone else wakes up. (Christmas fluff, making out, Christmas morning, getting caught, short and sweet, cousins like siblings, mistletoe, the Alonso family.)

Chris's experience in Lankford leaves her badly injured, and shines a light on old wounds that still need stitching. Street's there to help her through all of it. (5x9, hurt/comfort, major injury/injury recovery, team as family, the Alonso family, surgery, canon divergence).

'Eat, let Duke out, go see Chris.' That's all Street can think about after they finish with FID and go their separate ways from HQ. (post 4x8)

Summary: Person A teaches Person B to dance on a dock by the water as the sunsets. Both are giggling and enjoying the closeness.

Fresh of her breakup with Ty and Kira Chris stumbles over an ad for a new dating app. She isn't looking for something serious but gives it a try anyway. You can't fall in love over texts, right? What could go wrong?

Street knows the second Chris walks through the door that something is wrong. Their conversation from a week ago about Mama Pina's deteriorating condition comes to mind, and the text Chris sent him earlier asking him to please wait up for her, a show of vulnerability that he knew it was something serious, click together like puzzle pieces. (Post Mama Pina's death.) H/C, caretaking.

A series of platonic and romantic Stris one-shots detailing the moments after the heaviness. The conversations in the dawn, the tears wiped away over midnight picnics, and how Chris and Street grow through their lives. Tags/warnings at the top of each chapter/chapters note the episode they're inspired by. Rating subject to change.

[Repost] When Chris goes on an assignment "alone" and missing, Street all but loses his mind. Can they figure out their relationship and be open about it on their own terms or will it all just blow up in their faces?

[Sequel to Chances] With 20squad as we know it split up can Chris and Street work their relationship out or is there truth to the old adage: The more things change, the more they stay the same?

Tomas is taken hostage. In trying to find him, Chris opens up to Street and her family about all the other things she's sure she's at fault for. They help show her she isn't, and they help her get her cousin back. (Team as family, brief descriptions of violent, brief mention of puking, hurt/comfort, hostage rescue, the Alonso family.)

Just what I need today. Hondo thinks to himself and contemplates just going back on vacation. Hicks was in meetings all day, trying to fight the appointment of Lynch to SWAT. But it didn't look good. And having that woman here meant for sure Jessica Cortez wasn't coming back. AU After Season 2 obviously.

Having highly personal conversations in your place of work isn't the smartest plan to start with but having said conversation in the armory cage? You're bound to be overheard. And what does Tan do with the information he gets? [AU Turn of the Events in U-Turn]

AU/Feeling deeply alone and with no clue about Chris's true feelings for him, Street reconnects with a long-lost love. While he forgives his past and treasures his present, Chris deals with lost occasions and a gut feeling that all that glitters is not gold. Though the chance of a romance between them is as far as possible, their bond is still a much-needed lifeline to find peace.

Das Leben steht nie still. Chris lernt durch eine unerwartete Begegnung, dass die Zeit doch nicht alle Wunden heilt und, dass der Mensch ein Gewohnheitstier ist.

Chris didn't know rain would ever mean so much to her, not that they need the good luck for their marriage. The sequel to "rainy days (i always wind up here with you)." Pure fluff, team as family, the Alonso family, and Stris.

After losing Erika, Chris numbs her pain with alcohol and partying. Can her friends help pull her back from the edge or is she lost in the abyss?

Off the clock, someone at a bar won't keep their hands off Chris. The team steps in. (sexual harassment, protective team, physical altercation)

The world tilted after Erika died. As much Chris thought she was getting back on track, new developments ripped any shaky sense of stability out from under her. Street refuses to let her go unseen. (discussions of mental health struggles, Imperial Dukes, Erika's death, and a brief description of an injury. Canon divergence from 4x13.)

Street wishes he could appreciate the beauty of the sunset, but his own life is too much of a mess to focus on anything right now. He couldn't even bring himself to go to the fundraiser gala. A knock on the door startles him, and everything that Chris brings in with her, he knows doesn't leave when she does. (divergent ending for 2x20, "Rocket Fuel")

In the aftermath of El Diablo, Molly, sensing confusion in Street's heart, walks away to give him "time to think." Their paths diverge, leading them on separate quests for self-discovery and personal growth. Can they break free from the shackles of the past, embrace their true selves, and ultimately find happiness? [Season 4 AU, OS continuation]

Chris freut sich schon Wochen vorher auf das große Paintball Turnier. Worauf sich Erika da eingelassen hat, als sie zugestimmt hat mit ihrer Mitbewohnerin anzutreten wird ihr erst am Tag der Veranstaltung klar.

In the wake of Erika's death, Chris isn't doing well. Street helps. Set around/a retelling of "Sins of the Father." tags: hurt/comfort, anxiety attacks, and platonic but developing relationship.

It never rained in LA. When it did, even the unusual weather wasn't enough cover to break down the wall between them. tags: gunshot wound, hurt/comfort, mutual pining, entire team dynamics