#reader x arnott

[dreamingnights]

I've just finished Line of Duty's second season and I must admit that Lindsay Denton's character fascinates me! She has it all: incredibly smart, cat lover, morally gray but willing to make criminals pay for their crimes. I don't understand the lack of content about her, so let's remedy it!

How about a somewhat inexperienced young cop who awakens a special tenderness in Lindsay after discovering that she also plays the piano? And is great at it🤩

Pd: this gif is gonna be the death of me!

[kino-rogers]

Chapter 3 is up now! Read it here!!

It’s basically a long ass interview but I had so much fun writing it, hope you guys like it! And I hope I have the characters down alright as well aha

[natacrat]

WHO THE FUCK IS STEVE

[whataloadofmalarkey]

OSCAR KILO (O.K.): steve arnott x oc

who here loves line of duty?

who loves our idiot son steve arnott?

who loves a slow burn romance?

who loves colleagues to friends to best friends to lovers fics?

exactly. we all do. so get reading!

just uploaded my latest chapter of this fic yesterday! thank you to everyone who has read and supported this work so far, I love you all so much!

warnings: some language, some descriptive detail of violence (as in the show) and a very, VERY slow burn

read here on ao3:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/25980916/chapters/63188119

or fanfiction.net:

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13677602/1/Oscar-Kilo-OK

[hazinhoodies]

Dead Heat (H.O)

FireFighter!Harrison x Paramedic!Reader

A/N: so i saw someone ask for this pairing in @h-osterfield s asks so i wrote it.

Warnings: descriptions of injuries

Word Count: 3.4k (longest thing ive written as of now)

Late shifts weren’t too bad. The only calls were normally mundane things, well, mundane for a paramedic at least. The odd heart attack, seizure maybe, things that usually have an underlying medical cause already. Maybe it was anaphylactic shock or a paranoid couple whose newborn wouldn’t calm down. Of course, you can’t blame them for that, anyone would be scared if they didn’t know what was wrong with their two-month-old. For the most part, they were calls that didn’t even need an ambulance. Then there were the more exciting things, they weren’t necessarily good, it was never good when an ambulance gets called. Sometimes they have stories though, like the kid who snuck out to go see a cat, lost said cat, and then broke their arm when they fell off a fence while looking for the cat.

It’s the reason you became a paramedic, to help. Everyone has a story. a when you can’t save someone, their book is closed, no matter how many blank pages had yet to be filled. It hurt knowing that they never would. Some of them stick with you, no matter how much you didn’t want them too.

There was always the odd night shift where everything goes to shit. When the calls won’t stop. The sirens echo in your ears all night.

You sat at a table with the other paramedics, on your third round of poker for the night. Your cards are long forgotten, already folded. Luck wasn’t on your side, your two and seven mocking you of your third bad break of the night.

The alarm went off in the room, everyone immediately kicking into action, pulling their jackets off chairs and over their arms as they rush to the ambulances. You hop into the passenger side of your ambulance, Dylan Arnott already in the drivers' side as Rachel Wolff climbed into the back, slamming the car doors behind her. Arnott sped off, sirens blaring with the other ambulances following behind him. Your radio was going insane with information already.

You caught some of the information. The basic stuff at least. Skyscraper, fire, lot of damage. You took a deep breath to try and calm yourself down.

“Fire?” Rachel spoke from behind you, you nodded in response.

“Huge apparently. Had to evacuate the entire skyscraper” You chewed on the inside of your lip

“Well, in that case, I’m gonna take a wild guess and say its that huge tower of smoke that we’re headed towards” Rachel pointed out the windshield at the smoke that surrounded a tall mostly glass building. The black cloud swirled and billowed around it before thinning out past the roof only to be blown west by the wind. You could see the odd flame lick at the windows but for the most part, the rest of the fire was hidden by the city skyline.

You arrived on scene no more than a minute later, rushing out of the ambulance and pulling on a pair of gloves. You watch as Dylan and Rachal run over to the group of civilians standing off the property, checking if they're okay.

The commotion overwhelms you for a moment. The sirens fall silent in your ears but the lights still blare, blue and red and white flashing over and over and over again. You notice how the emergency service vehicles are gathered, PD and paramedics on one side of the main entrance and FD on the other. They blocked off the road for the most part, but two cop cars blocked it off further down the road. You’d done fire calls before but definitely nothing this big.

“Just gonna stand there or are you gonna help?” You hear over the sirens, your eyes meet familiar blue ones that start to approach you. “I know it’s a lot but you know what you're doing. It’s like every other call. Sure there's more going on but there's also more of us here too”

“Osterfield! What’s the holdup?” The fire chief yells from behind you.

“Nothing sir” Harrison pulls his respirator mask over his face and puts on his helmet as he starts to run into the building, you follow behind him momentarily.

“Thanks” You shout as you turn your attention to the person another firefighter had helped out of the building. You weren’t sure if he heard you but the nod you saw confirmed that he did. His partner ran up next to him before the two of them disappeared into the building

You were handing your fifth patient off to Dylan to handle when Harrison came out of the building, unconscious civilian in tow. You made eye contact with him again but this time you were the one that ran towards him.

“He was unconscious when I found him” Harrison spoke as you helped him lift the older man onto the gurney. “Twenty-ninth floor”

You nodded as you got to work, searching first on his wrists and neck for a medical tag, eventually finding one on his wrists for atrial fibrillation and a pacemaker.

“You doing alright?” You look up at Harrison for a moment as you attach oxygen to the man. You notice how he’d been gripping his left hand with his right and nod towards it. “Burn?”

“What? Oh yeah, it’s fine though. I should go back, Tom is still inside with some of the others” Harrison starts to turn away.

“Let me look at it” you say as you push the gurney away, handing him off to another paramedic. “Afib and a pacemaker, found unconscious”

“No Y/N I’m fine.” Harrison protests. You grab his right wrist, pulling him back.

“Harrison let me take a look. Please”

“Y/N there are still people inside. Firefighters and civilians. Tom is inside. And every second that I’m not in there is another second that I’m not helping put out the fire and doing my job” He was almost yelling. Your grip on his wrist loosens slightly as you sign.

“I’ll take a look after then. But don’t apply pressure. I know it hurts and you want to but if its second degree or worse then its probably leaking plasma, which will dry and act as a glue between your skin and the material of the glove. It probably isn’t third degree though if you can still feel your hand” You catch yourself rambling. “What I’m saying is be careful. Go save some lives” You let go of his wrist and he nods, immediately running off into the building again.

You became distracted again by the numerous people that various firefighters pulled out of the building. Some conscious and some not but the further it got into the night, the more of them were unconscious. Ambulances came and went, bringing people to the hospital with their families. As the group of civilians who had evacuated in the beginning got smaller, they started to worry more, when their respective family members were brought out, you couldn’t tell if they were relieved or more panicked. They aren’t dead at least.

It’d been at least two hours since you’d seen Harrison. Maybe three? You didn’t know. There was too much going on for you to bother checking. It wasn’t until Tom came out with one last civilian, letting the fire chief know that the building was entirely evacuated of civilians, that you even remembered that he was in the building.

Tom ran back in once again. Almost surely to help put out the fire. You looked up, there was less smoke than before, that was good. You would’ve thought that things were nearly finished up if it weren’t for the flames that suddenly burst out the windows on the thirty-third floor and the loud bang that ensued. The fire chief immediately radioed for another fire department. Your hand went to cover your mouth, hiding your gasp. Luckily, no one came down with the shattered glass.

You sat in the back of the ambulance, there wasn’t much you could do from the ground until one of the firefighters brought someone out for you. And in the twenty minutes, it’d been since the explosion, no one had. You weren't sure if the constant radio chatter was a comfort or if it worsened your fears

You’d known Harrison for a while now. You met during FD/EMS training, when you were partnered up, god, he sucked at keeping chest compressions in time. It was an attempt for the separate departments to get to know each other better so when a call actually came, you would know who you were working with and so that you’d learn to trust them and their decisions. As well as so the EMS wouldn’t resent the fire department as much when they took medical calls and solved the issue before medical even got there, but the higher-ups wouldn’t tell you that.

You’d been warned by girls from his station about his flirting. Told that he could be relentless sometimes. And sure it was annoying at first, but you started flirting back eventually. At first, it was just to gauge his reaction but turned to something more lighthearted. It’s been three years since then, and you two only continued to grow closer. You’d be lying if you said you didn’t feel something for the blond.

A hand on your back pulls you from your thoughts as Rachel hops up onto the ambulance as well.

“What’s on your mind?” She rubs your back soothingly. “Hero-boy?” Racheal uses her nickname for Harrison, one that she created three years ago, at the same training weekend, eliciting a laugh from you in return.

“You know he's not the only firefighter right? And people consider us heroes too” You turn your head to face her.

“No I know, but he sure as hell made you a lot more fun to be around on calls. So he’s my hero“ Rachal paused. “Even if he sucks at CPR. That boy couldn’t keep 100 beats per minute if life depended on it, and it does”

You can’t help but laugh and look up at the thirty-third floor again. The smoke had cleared away for the most part, no longer as thick, dense and dark as it had been before. It’d been another hour since the explosion, you hadn’t seen anyone come down, but there’d been radio communication pretty much non-stop. You heard the muffled voices over the chiefs radio for the billionth time that night.

“Fire’s out” The chief repeated, everyone on the ground erupted in either a cheer or a sigh of relief. It was nearly four in the morning now, your own pain and worry had finally caught up with you as the adrenaline had faded hours ago. You could see silhouettes approach the entrance of the building as a few of the firefighters came out and headed to the nearest ambulances. No Harrison.

Three more small waves of firefighters came, all varying in degrees of injury, and there was still no Harrison. Normally you would’ve waited for him before taking anyone else but with no sign of him, you signalled for one of the other firefighters to take a seat in your ambulance as you hopped down from it, ignoring the brief pain that shot up through your legs. You mindlessly ran through the procedure of giving her oxygen and checking for other injuries as you racked your brain, searching through your memory for any mention of Harrison's name over the radio in the past four hours. You thought you remembered something but you couldn’t be sure. Maybe you were imagining it, trying to justify it somehow.

You sent the firefighter away once she was all cleared. You couldn’t imagine how exhausted she was, running up and down stairs, taking people out of a burning building, in all that heavy gear-

A shout from the entrance grabs your attention, you and Rachel, who had also recently finished up with someone, ran towards the entrance where the shout had come from.

You spot a tired looking, beat up Harrison. Though he wasn’t nearly as bad as Tom, who Harrison supported, his arm wrapped around his back while Toms was thrown over Harrison's shoulder, gripping his shoulder so tight that his knuckles turned white.

The two stop in front of the few steps while you and Rachel sprinted up them. Rachel wrapped Toms empty arm around her shoulder while hers went around his back. You replaced Harrison, letting Tom rely on your shoulder for support.

“Are you alright? Can you walk?” You said, looking over at Harrison.

“Yeah, yeah should be fine to walk” Harrison spoke as he removed his helmet.

“You know the drill. Oxygen and I’ll be over in a sec” You and Rachel slowly started to descend the steps, taking your time so that Tom could keep up. Rachel removed his helmet with her free hand and let it hang around her arm by the chin strap while she started to undo the respirator as you approached a free ambulance. You still kept some of your attention on Harrison though as he walked over to your ambulance, taking a seat and putting the mask over his nose and mouth.

“You good now?” You ask Rachel once the two of you had gotten Tom situated and given him oxygen.

“Yeah, I should be okay here. Go take care of him” Rachel nodded towards your ambulance.

You started to walk over to Harrison. You hadn’t noticed the dwindling number of paramedics until now. There were only three ambulances left and a fourth that was packing up, cleared to leave by the fire chief.

“Any other injuries I should know about?” You spoke once you had reached Harrison and started to pull on new latex gloves. He pulled the mask off his face for a moment to speak.

“Just my hand really” He put the mask back on and lifted up his left hand.

“You know I have to check anyways right?” He nodded “Are you going to take off your jacket or do you want me to” He took the mask off again.

“I’ve got to keep this mask on. Cause you know oxygen and stuff. Besides, have a pretty girl strip me? As if I’d say no” He put the mask back on and wiggled his eyebrows suggestively.

You rolled your eyes and started to undo the zipper.

Harrison pulled off the mask again. “You know-”

“Keep the mask on or take off your own damn jacket Osterfield” You cut him off with a laugh while gently pressing the mask back against his face.

“Sheesh” Harrison let out a laugh, muffled by the oxygen mask.

You finished unzipping the jacket and pushed it over his shoulders, he pulled out his left arm, then his right, holding the mask to his face with his left hand while his right was preoccupied. He was left in the dark blue Station 38 shirt while you looked over him for other injuries, none to be found much to your delight.

You check his breathing, slipping the stethoscope under the collar of his shirt. He pulled it down, allowing you better access to his chest as he winced at the sudden cold. A small smile flickered across your face in thanks before you looked away to the ground, listening closely as he breathed. You moved to the other side before he finished exhaling.

“Why do you guys always switch sides so fast?” He spoke. You pulled the stethoscope from your ears abruptly

“Harrison, do you know how loud that is to me? Put the mask back on” Harrison laughed and gave you an apologetic smile as he put the mask back on. You finished checking his breathing as well as his blood pressure, all of which were in pretty good condition considering he’d spent the last five hours in a burning building.

“Hand” You placed your hand palm up in front of him and waited for him to place his hand in yours. You started to pull the glove off slowly. “Tell me if it hurts okay?” He only nodded. You got off about an inch and a half before he winced, immediately halting your actions.

“No no. Keep going. It just scraped a sensitive part is all” He had barely removed the mask to speak so his voice came out muffled.

“Okay. If it starts to pull you have to tell me” He nodded. Luckily it didn't. You placed the glove next to his helmet and respirator. You inspected his hand, the back of it was covered in one large deep red mark that had smaller white patches inside of it, some of which had started to blister.

“I’m surprised they didn’t burst honestly. Also, it's going to hurt when I touch it. Letting you know right now.” You kept his hand in yours while you reached into your med bag and pulled out some supplies. You started to clean the burn carefully, getting rid of any plasma that was on the surface before applying the burn cream and wrapping it up. You tried to ignore his winces and grunts as you worked, it was difficult to see him in pain, his adrenaline clearly wearing off by now, but you continued to work anyways. You paused for a moment, still holding his now wrapped hand in your own.

“What’s on your mind darling?” Harrison spoke, switching his left hand with his right, and squeezing your hand gently while his left now held the mask to his face.

You looked up at him. For the first time that night, you truly took in his appearance. His blonde hair was dishevelled, certainly from the respirator and helmet, and it was coloured slightly grey from the smoke. He had ash on his face, you could see the ring around his nose and mouth from where he held the mask, and he just looked exhausted, bags under his eyes, slouched slightly.

“You’re good with that now by the way” You removed it from his face, gently pulling it away from him until he let go and you could hang it up.“It’s just” you sigh and shrug, squeezing his hand in return. “You run into fires for a living. You put yourself in danger to save others. Like that explosion up there? That’s terrifying to me”

“Yeah, it um” Harrison chuckled “it’s scary sometimes. But we aren’t the only ones who save lives. We just get them out and know the basics of first aid. But you know so much stuff Y/N. It blows my mind.” you can’t help but smile. “We're all a team though. I think we are a bloody good team at that” he accents the we, pulling on your hand gently. He was talking about the two of you specifically, not emergency services. 

“What happened with the explosion? Like what caused it?” You ask, your curiosity getting the better of you.

“I’m not entirely sure. Probably some compressed gas is all. I got lucky though. I was behind a wall and barely got hit, gear protected me. Tom was right at the front of the blast though” Harrison trailed off

“Hey. He’ll be alright” You squeezed his hand again, his attention remained on where Tom’s ambulance sat a few minutes ago, it had already rushed off to the hospital. There was another moment of silence between the two of you, both of you just taking in the other's presence.

“Do you want to go to the hospital?” You spoke up suddenly.

“Not really”

“I’m going to write you a prescription then” You releases his hand and hopped up into the back of the ambulance searching for the pad of paper in the ambulance.

“Wait you guys can do that?” Harrisons brow furrowed.

“Mhm. As of April” You hopped back down from the ambulance and wrote across the pad, signing it and handing it to him. “Fill it as soon as you can”

“What's it for? And why’d you ask if I wanted to go to the hospital?” He took the paper from you, looking at it.

“One is an antibiotic and the other is an ointment. That burn should take a week or two to heal up but then you should be okay. And because i could either prescribe you that or a doctor at the hospital could.” You had packed up the back of the ambulance and were ready to go now, Dylan had been sat in the drivers side for a while now, he’d helped the fire department with their cleanup which had finished about ten minutes ago, the rest of the damage to be cleaned up at another time, certainly not four in the morning.

“You know I didn’t want to go to the hospital but-” Harrison started.

“Oh please do not tell me that you want to go now”

“No. I don’t” Harrison let out a small laugh Not unless it includes going on a date with you and I don’t think it does so its not worth it” he looked down at his feet

You hopped down from your spot in the back of the ambulance, closing the doors behind you. You walked up to him, stopping about a foot away from him

“I’m off this weekend” And with that you kissed his cheek, and hopped into the passenger side of the ambulance, another page written in your story with hopes of more to be added still. Dylan drove off leaving Harrison to go with the only other firefighter who was left on the scene. Poor guy just wanted to go home.

Taglist: @notimeforthemessenger @starkravingparker

[brightbutnolongerbulletproofboys]

I feel like Jungkook and I could become really good friends over a shared love for (original) pizza Shapes.

[goldeagleprice]

Great Aussie Coin Hunt Underway

(Images courtesy Royal Australian Mint.)

The Great American Coin Hunt coincided with the April 21-28 National Coin Week. It was an event meant to encourage people to begin collecting coins. A virtual treasure trove of ‘older’ coins and bank notes were released back into circulation by both coin dealers and collectors. 

The plan may be different, but the Great Aussie Coin Hunt that ended Oct. 21 had the same mission—to encourage the non-collecting public to participate in the hobby.

One big difference from Australia’s American cousin program is that the Australian hunt was initiated and sponsored by Australia Post and the Royal Australian Mint. The coin series features a virtual A to Z of what was promoted as an “iconic reflection of Aussie life.” Part of the circulating commemorative dollar coin program was released every Monday through Oct. 21. The coin subjects offer an eclectic mix of innovative reverses while retaining Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse.

Unintentionally, the coins were introduced following the release of 46 million ‘new and improved’ Australia $50 bank notes on which a typographically misspelling of the word ‘responsibility’ appears within a micro-printed quote made by Edith Cowan, Australia’s first female member of Parliament. This misspelling caught the attention of the public.

Australia Post’s Nicole Sheffield said the commemorative dollar coins offer “the opportunity for wonderful conversations about quintessential Australian life,” adding, “It’s a great way for grandparents to connect with grandchildren, and for all of us to share our own experiences and memories with each other – both here and with friends and family overseas.”

Australia Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Housing Michael Sukkar said, “We are excited that The Great Aussie Coin Hunt has now officially launched, giving families and all Australians the opportunity to participate in a fun and educational nationwide coin hunt.”

While in the United States, the program involved the release of older coins and bank notes into circulation, the Australian coins are new releases that were only initially available by receiving them in change when making a purchase at Australia Post. The number of coins given in change per individual was limited.

When challenged by a Twitter user with the question, “What can you actually buy from Australia Post?” the postal service replied, “Need some new stationery? A phone charger? Some lollies? Maybe an airbed or a sewing machine? There is a surprising array of gifts and goodies at your local post office these days.”

The commemoratives also benefit some commercial enterprises. Among the coin subjects is Sanitarium-owned breakfast cereal Weet-Bix, and the Arnott’s Biscuit and Seventh Day Adventist Church-owned Iced VoVo biscuit.

The reverse subjects appearing on the coins are as follows. Collectors may have to admit the subjects are “different” from the usual commemoration of something or someone out of the past. Readers can view the online site, auspost.com.au/great-aussie-coin-hunt, for an explanation of what some of the names mean in American English language.

A Australia Post B boomerang C cricket (the sport) D didgeridoo E Esky F footy G G’day H Hills Hoist I Iced VoVo J jackaroo and jillaroo K kangaroo L lamington M meat pie N Neighbours (television show) O Outback P platypus Q quokka (a marsupial) R Royal Flying Doctor Service S Surf Life Saving T thongs (the shoes) U ute V Vegemite W Weet-Bix breakfast cereal X Xantippe (township name) Y yowie, Australia’s answer to Big Foot Z Zooper Dooper

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[dreamingnights]

DI Lindsay Denton x f!reader Headcanons part 1

Disclaimer: Character DI Denton belongs to Line of Duty.

Also DCC Mike Dryden doesn't exist in my universe. Oue favourite morally grey DI deserves real Love. This story happens before the events of Line of Duty's second season.

Warnings: none.

You are a young police officer assigned to 4th Street Station, where you start working under DI Lindsay Denton's command.

At the beginning your relationship is strictly professional. You think Lindsay is a good Detective Inspector and you admire her cunning, her determination and her genuine concern for the victims.

She treats you cordially and somewhat coldly. Thus, she seems to you a very reserved and mysterious person. Soon you start feeling anxious about making mistakes during the course of the investigations. You deeply want to prove your worth to her.

After some time, Lindsay tells you she wants to talk to you in private. At first you think she wants to blame you for some foolish mistake you've made, but you become surprised when she tells you to sit down, smiles slightly and starts talking with a very soft tone.

"Agent Y/L/N, you are young and still have a lot to learn. However, I would like to congratulate you on your immense work during these last few months. Without your collaboration it would not have been possible to advance so much in our investigations. I'd like to discuss your future career some day." After hearing these words you do not try to hide your enthusiasm.

One night you make a crucial discovery about a very important case. After calling Lindsay, she suggests you go to her place. When you arrive, you are surprised by the presence of a piano and an affectionate kitten that welcomes you with a purr.

You become closer. You're not exactly friends but somehow you're aware that Lindsay appreciates you even though she doesn't show it much.

Your suspicions are confirmed when you wake up in a hospital bed after being critically injured and see Lindsay quickly wipe away her tears when she sees you open your eyes. The nurse later tells you that your boss has spent the night next to you.

One afternoon, you and Lindsay talk about your future career while drinking coffee. She is convinced that you soon can become Detective Sargeant despite your insecurities. The conversation drags on and you end up having a glass of wine at her place. As you play a romantic Chopin piece on the piano, you notice the tenderness in Lindsay's gaze as it lands on your hands. When you say goodbye, you feel the electric tension between both of you. Lindsay looks at you deeply, she smiles slightly and she strokes you arm before closing the door.

During the following days, you notice a change in her attitude, which becomes colder and more distant. Although you are aware that you have feelings for her, you are convinced that you have not actively shown them. One afternoon she calls you and she notifies you that you have been transferred to another police station. "A place where you can develop your career."

You can't be more confused. Have you done something wrong? Did you exceed any limit?

You can't stand the idea of not working with Lindsay anymore and you decide to go to her place and tell her the truth. "Haven't you noticed? I don't eat, I don't sleep, I think about you all day! I understand that you don't reciprocate my feelings so you don't want me around anymore, but at least let's be honest!" You yell at her as your eyes fill with tears.

Lindsay tries to appear confused. The truth is that she has also developed intense feelings for you but her sense of duty prevents her from going any further.

Also, deep down she believes that she doesn't deserve to be loved and that you should be with someone much better than her. Despite this, your declaration of sincere love breaks her shell and she decides to take a risk. A hug, a caress and a kiss seal your future forbidden relationship.

[dreamingnights]

Attention: Spoilers! Line of Duty's third season ‼️

Although I loved the resolution of the Caddy's plot (the final scene was amazing), I am very saddened and disappointed by the death of Lindsay Denton...

On the one hand, perhaps it is a good ending for the character because she has shown us that she has been capable of fulfilling her duty as a police officer despite being at death's door. Yes, she took a bribe to kill a mobster and she was manipulative and cunning. However, I think she deserved a second chance to redeem herself...

And reading that no one came to her funeral broke my heart.😓😓😭

(In my fantasy world Lindsay has been able to become a Detective Inspector again and we live in a new house with another adorable kitty)

I repeat, why do all my favorite characters end up dying??? I hope Kate won't be the next one!

[chicken-poncho]

the idea of writing headcanons for a male reader being in a poly relationship w both dot and steve from LOD won't leave my head ffs

[whataloadofmalarkey]

ok. it is happening. I am writing a Steve Arnott x OC fic.

the outline plan alone is currently 30K+ so please prepare yourselves for looooong, slooooow burn goodness (hopefully).

not expecting anyone to read it but this fandom is dry as hell and I am here to quench our thirsts.

so drop me a message or reblog/like/comment to be added to a taglist for when and where I am dropping it!

[whataloadofmalarkey]

calling all line of duty fans! I want to write a steve arnott x oc fic because this fandom is DRY of them. are there any scenes or headcanons you would like to see?

[whataloadofmalarkey]

OSCAR KILO (Steve Arnott/Original Female Character) - BBC Line of Duty - MASTERPOST

Chapter One: AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Two:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Three:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Four:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Five:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Six:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Seven:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Eight:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Nine:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Ten:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Eleven:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Twelve:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Thirteen:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Fourteen:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Fifteen:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Sixteen:  AO3 / FF.net

Chapter Seventeen:  AO3 / FF.net

[whataloadofmalarkey]

so here we have it! I have finally uploaded the first chapter of my new line of duty/steve arnott fic!

felt the need to quench the thirst of this currently dry fandom with a looong, slooow burn about our favourite singular-brain-celled anticorruption officer! the plans for this fic alone is currently 30k+, so I hope the fic itself gives you something you are looking for in all of that!

make sure to follow/subscribe, like/kudos and message/comment with your thoughts and constructive feedback - it would be very much appreciated!