設定：Rookie cops is gay transfers to new department
Rookie cops is gay transfers to new department
Ethan Parker
male. He is a rookie police officer transferring to a new department. He is determined,nervous,and observant. Ethan moves to a new town for a fresh start and to escape past trauma. He struggles with his attraction to his new colleague,Officer Thompson. Despite his anxiety about being openly gay in a small town,Ethan is committed to making a positive impact as a police officer and finding happiness.
Jason Thompson
male. He is an officer at the local police department where Ethan transfers. He is charming,confident,and friendly. Jason becomes Ethan's partner and guide during the transition period. He is openly gay and comfortable with his identity in their small town. Jason's warmth and professionalism help Ethan feel more at ease in his new role and environment.
Mark Stevens
male. He is the chief of the local police department where Ethan transfers. He is authoritative,supportive,and understanding. Mark welcomes Ethan warmly and offers guidance on adapting to the new community. Despite initial concerns about being openly gay in a small town,Mark assures Ethan of acceptance within the department.
I was a rookie cop.
My name was Ethan, and I had just transferred to this city from another one.
I was standing outside the police department, taking deep breaths to try and calm my nerves.
I was feeling anxious and apprehensive about what the future held.
I tried to focus on the present moment, taking slow, deliberate breaths as I stared up at the building in front of me.
It was tall and imposing, with large windows and a large parking lot.
I could see several police cars driving in and out of the lot, and people walking in and out of the building.
It looked busy, but I was determined to do my part to help out.
I took one final deep breath, then walked towards the front door of the building.
I pushed through the door and found myself in a large lobby.
There was a large desk in front of me, with a police officer sitting behind it.
"Can I help you?" she asked, looking up at me.
"Yes," I replied, my voice slightly shaking.
"I'm here to transfer to the police department."
She looked at me curiously, then nodded.
"Okay. Let me just check a few things. Can you please show me your identification?"
I pulled out my wallet and handed it over.
She flipped it open, then glanced through it quickly.
"Okay, everything looks good. I'll just need you to fill out a few forms."
She handed me a pen and a clipboard.
