The unexpected potential divorce for a major Firehouse 51 couple just becomes more heartbreaking after Chicago Fire season 12, episode 10.
The looming Firehouse 51 divorce just became so much more heartbreaking after Chicago Fire season 12, episode 10. As important as the cases are for Chicago Fire and the whole of One Chicago, its core characters’ personal lives also play a major part in the franchise’s storytelling. Their arcs ensure that the universe is properly fleshed out, with players that are grounded and relatable. As such, romance is often a favorite narrative trick in the series, with Chicago Fire having countless couples love lines over the years. Unfortunately, not all of them end with a happily-ever-after.
Recently, Chicago Fire season 12 just wrapped up Matt Casey’s story by seeing him marry Sylvie Brett. A couple of years ago, it was Kelly Severide and Stella Kidd who tied the knot in a fun ceremony. Currently, Violet Hawkami and Sam Carver is Chicago Fire’s latest affair that can turn into a long-term romance. To make things realistic, however, One Chicago also has to depict the harsh truth about relationships — not all of them survive. That is the case when it was reported that a divorce is looming for a long-time Firehouse 51 couple
Cruz And Chloe’s Divorce Would Be Devastating For Javi
Javi’s Doesn’t Know That His Family Is On The Brink Of Collapse.
In Chicago Fire season 12, episode 10, “Wrong Guy,” Cruz experiences a family crisis when Javi’s supposed biological uncle shows up from Honduras. Afraid that this would lead to him losing his adopted son, Cruz becomes agitated about the matter. As it turns out, however, it’s all part of a scam, where con artists try to blackmail families of adopted kids for money. While the culprit is arrested, Cruz is still heartbroken for Javi, but instead of feeling sad about it, the boy expresses his gratitude towards him, Chloe, and Otis for giving him a true family.
That said, it’s worth noting that during Casey and Brett’s wedding earlier in the year, Chloe was not in attendance, hinting that they were already in conflict then.