‘Chicago Fire’ Season 5: Severide's Life Changing Decision, Taylor Kenney Quitting NBC Drama

"Chicago Fire" is the story of a dutiful and dedicate fire-fighting unit who risk their lives to save lives and property of their countrymen. "Chicago fire" episode 13 of season 5 has a surprise yet unveiled about Severide's life changing decision.

Blasting News revealed that NBC's super hit drama series will also show Chief Anderson worried due to a challenge to his authority. "Chicago Fire" team members will suddenly come to know that one of the cars involved in an accident belong Severide (Taylor Kinney).

The main focus of the upcoming "Chicago Fire" episode will be Severide as the plot circulates around this major character. The Crime scene investigators are stunned when Severide is not found on the spot. This suspicion will pave the way for new exciting developments.

Will Severide come under investigation? Will he be put behind the bars? These and all answers are expected in the upcoming episode of "Chicago Fire". TV Guide reported that Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVito) is going to face a lot of trouble in the upcoming episode. Her relations with Clark (Jeff Hephner) will face a real challenge.

The two amazing, Casey (Jesse Spencer) and Dawson (Monica Raymond) will be forced to reach a compromise with Louie's father. All the excitement depends on Severide's decision. Herrmann is going positive in the next jump. It's going to be a heroic behavior from him in the "Chicago Fire".

The next episode, 13, of the NBC's mega-series is going on air on Tuesday Night, February 14, 2017, at 9:00 pm local time. The "Chicago Fire" team is caught in a real internal test this time. They have been dealing with the crisis in the real life. They have been saving lives of those trapped in a fire.

But this time they are in trouble for their own relations. They will lose their colleagues if don't take the right decision at the right time. The "Chicago Fire" unit thinks that Severide is responsible for all the troubles they are facing. Is Severide actually responsible? For the answer, it's going to be a nail-biting wait till Tuesday night.