mirei_o

mishmash of stuff I like. currently obsessed with: SixTONES // chenford

[sisterofficerlucychen]

chenford alphabet: h is for hugs

"Okay. Um ... Do you need ... anything?" "The last 24 hours back." "I'm afraid I don't have that power." "A hug."

[mirei-o]

THEIR HUGS ARE SVERYTHING😭😭😭

[chenfordsource]

chenford + it's about the hands requested by anonymous

[chenfordsource]

lucy + comforting tim

[chenfordsource]

TIM BRADFORD & LUCY CHEN Season 6, Episode 9: “The Squeeze”

[tim-lucy]

tim + touching lucy's head requested by anonymous

[chenfordsource]

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

3x3 | 6x3

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Chenford + Firsts

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

5x14 | 6x3

[seths-jarvis]

Chenford in Casualties [2x14] - "You showed humanity. There's nothing to feel guilty about."

[tim-lucy]

canon chenford project ❀ ↳ tim-lucy's top 15 scenes (ranked) #8. S04E01 "LIFE AND DEATH"

[chenfordsource]

CHENFORD COUNTDOWN counting the days to season six || day 149

[hecckyeah]

So let me get this straight.

Rachel moved to New York and Tim broke up with her and stayed in LA.

Ashley asked him to retire and Tim basically said you’re insane, there’s no way I’m even thinking about it.

Lucy says she’ll change stations, just barely a neighborhood away, and Tim goes to his boss and gets a desk job and insists he’s thrilled about it just so she wouldn’t have to leave mid-wilshire.

[queenofthechateau]

The way they look at each other

[tim-lucy]

[wanna-be-bold]

There's just something about a ship having their first kiss because of an undercover case

[theflyindutchwoman]

Dispatch, this is 7-Adam-100. Can you perform a security check on Officer Chen? Hold on, 7-Adam-100. She's not responding. When was last contact? According to the logs, it was over two hours ago. All right, that's a problem we're gonna talk about later. Right now, give me her last known address.

| ANATOMY OF A SCENE - CHENFORD EDITION 5.03 - Dye Hard

The fact that Tim is the one who realises that Lucy has been radio-silent for hours says so much about their connection. Even if things are complicated between them, he's still attuned to her. To the point where not hearing her voice for a couple of hours is enough to send him on high alert.

The way his panic is so evident and written all over his face… It's like he's suddenly hit with that realisation. He needs to hear Aaron's confirmation first, that this isn't just in his head, that this isn't just him missing Lucy… subtly implying that he has been listening to her, keeping tabs on her, consciously or not, despite being busy himself. Part of him is probably missing riding with her, pining for her… But another part is just him being his protective self and even more attentive with Rosalind out there. He remembers the last time Lucy was radio silent when they were dealing with Dyer. Hearing that she hasn't checked-in for two hours is definitely exacerbating the dread he's feeling. Even Aaron is just as worried, not even trying to offer some comforting words, knowing it wouldn't help one bit.

This is a departure from how feral he went in Day of Death… He's still at that stage where he's trying not to panic too much but there's no question in my mind that he reamed the dispatchers out afterwards. As he should. Honestly, aside from Tim, everybody was a bit too cavalier considering there was a serial killer on the loose who has a history with Lucy. What's upsetting is that she was comforted by the knowledge that dispatch would do a welfare check once she wouldn't report in… But if it hadn't been for Tim, she would have been stuck much longer.

The lack of light is so unnerving and just intensifies the tension and eeriness in the scene… The whole atmosphere is so reminiscent of that barrel… Right down to how Tim is the one who opens the door through sheer force. The way he's immediately asking if she's alright or looking at her intently… He needs that reassurance, to see with his own eyes that she's unharmed. And it gives us a glimpse to how hard it must have been for him to not hear from her for a month, when she was away. Unfortunately, things are still awkward between them and this is so apparent here, with how Lucy can't even look at him directly at first. They can't comfort each other. And she is too much in a panic mode now that she has a lead on Rosalind for them to have a proper moment. That's the heartbreaking part : they both need the other but their usual ease is gone for now. They no longer know how to behave around the other. This scene stands in stark contrast with the ones from Double Down and Day of Death. Back then, Tim didn't even hesitate before grabbing Lucy's hand or taking her into his arms to ground her. But here, there's no physical touch : no hug, no hand-holding… no kiss. Just the two of them standing close to each other and yet so far, unable to properly reach out...