It had been a long several months trapped here in the Cordon. Never did I ever believe that I'd find the love of my life while stuck in a hospital with my sister and her unruly students. But I did. And I never regretted loving Jake Riley. Not for a second. One-shot.

Jake was my best friend, if not so much more than that. And truthfully, we had indulged too much in binging TV shows while in quarantine - in his off hours, of course. But what happens when a heated debate turns even more heated? In a much more fun way... One-shot.

It was all over now. The virus, the Cordon - all of it. Jake believes it's time to start over with his life as he raises Katie's son. But with new changes come new loves. Can Jake move on from her death with a familiar face? After all, Suzy was a lost soul as much as he was in this brand-new world. AU. One-shot.

I hated leaving him, hated it with every fiber of my being. But I knew he only wanted me to be safe. And being stuck in the hospital with him, on the outbreak side of the city - that wasn't safe. But how could I possibly live without Jake? One-shot.

It was suppose to be an innocent Vampire Diaries binge after I found a DVD stuck in the VCR at pediatrics. It was suppose to be for fun...until I realized something more sinister was at play. Until I realized that the very man I had fallen in love with was...locked in a prison world. One-shot.

Jake was my very best friend. And watching his heart break was like feeling my own shatter inside my chest. He would survive Katie's death, I knew. He'd always been strong that way. But even after he healed, months down the road, could I ever tell him how I feel? One-shot.

I never believed my life would turn out the way it had when everything broke out. In a very naive way, I thought my life would stay the same. Oh, how wrong I was. I was alone out here...until a certain police officer showed up anyway. One-shot.

The newest addition to the Riley family has finally arrived and Jake loves them both more than words can say. Even if the latest addition was only a few hours old. If only he and his wife could agree on a name... One-shot.

Too much sugar was what brought this on. At least, that's what I'd claim later. But maybe it was just boredom, maybe it was Jake's idea all along. But an impromptu sing-along down the hospital hallways? Well, that's something we'd never live down. One-shot.

Hope. It's what we all look to when things go wrong in our lives, especially with this outbreak. And life? Life was hope. At least, that's what it felt like to watch Jake deliver the first baby born during the outbreak. And maybe? Maybe thinking about the future was also hopeful. One-shot.

When everyone else only saw the outside, Jake always saw the real me. He saw the beauty inside me. Beauty that even I couldn't see. One-shot.

You ever think too much in quarantine? Like who would you be in whatever apocalypse TV show you're currently binging? Yeah, well, Jake would be Rick Grimes. I called it. One-shot.

She was the most beautiful girl Jake had ever seen and even after all these years had ed, that fact remained. But can their love last through tragedy in the midst of this nightmare? One-shot.

The outbreak was one of the worst things that could happen in life. But even in the darkest times, there's always a bit of light peeking through. And maybe that what meeting Jake was - a bit of light in the darkness. One-shot.

It was my favorite holiday. But never did I ever think I'd be spending it stuck in a hospital, quarantined with a lot of people I barely knew. But at least I still had Jake. And gosh, he was creative. One-shot.

Jake had been my rival since kindergarten, always trying to be better than me in everything. After graduating police academy together, that fact still remains. But quarantining together? Well, that was a different story entirely. One-shot.

I never wanted anyone to know my struggles, my secret pain. But when it all comes crashing down on me and I'm unable to keep it hidden any longer, I finally realize that Jake will always be there for me. No matter how different I am. One-shot.

Marvel wasn't just for boys. A lesson Jake had learned over the few short years that he'd been a father. And his little girl made sure to remind him ever day. Post-outbreak. One-shot.

It had happened a million times, a secret I'd tried to keep buried. But the farther apart my father and I got, the more estranged we happened to be - I couldn't hide it. And Jake, above anyone, would always understand. One-shot.

Stealing was wrong and I knew that. But what would you do if you were starving? What would you do if you were desperate? I just hope that new police officer, Jake, felt mercy for those of us stuck on the other side. One-shot.

I couldn't help it - I just didn't like the way girls looked at him. Yes, Jake was my boyfriend and yes, I had no reason to feel jealous. But still - some girls, like Katie, just needed to be put in their place. One-shot.

Losing him was like losing a part of me. The outbreak had taken so much from so many. But at least I still had the best of him, his parting gift growing in my belly. Even if it had only been a short-lived affair. One-shot.

It was bad enough to be trapped in a hospital in the middle of an outbreak. Even if my sweet boyfriend, Jake, was by my side. But an attack of my claustrophobia? That was the last straw. One-shot.

Jake was so perfect - the perfect man, the perfect cop, the perfect boyfriend. And so unlike my ex, Leo Greene. But what happens when my ex wants me back? What will Jake have to say about that? One-shot.

I'd never regretted anything I'd done in my life, not once did I feel the need to take back anything. But getting sick? Leaving Jake? That was my biggest regret. One-shot.