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Ten months after his addiction shattered Robby’s trust, Frank returns to the Pitt seeking redemption, only to find himself an exile in his own ER. Replaced by a new golden boy and buried under the weight of his own shame, Frank slowly vanishes into the mundane of Triage—until a catastrophic back injury leaves him paralyzed while the Pitt carries on without him.
Or: What if Frank hurt his back again protecting Emma, but Robby was too proud to see it until it’s too late?
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- Part 5 of All paths lead to sub!Frank
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Between midnight consults and dog-eared medical journals, Samira and Dr. Jack Abbot build an uneasy, electric understanding, until a shared weekend in the West Virginia mountains pulls them out of the Pitt and onto the open road, where the distance, the darkness, and the drive force them to confront what’s been growing between them all along.
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The ghost of her mother's voice echoed in the bathroom.
Don't worry, Becca! Melly is gonna give you a big smile while the doctors fix your hand. Her smile is the best medicine.
Mel didn’t smile now.
The blood would get all over her teeth.
She ran her hands back under the faucet and splashed water on her face.
She left the bathroom without looking back.
The door swung shut behind her, and the world continued on.
Mel King is excellent at her job.
She is less excellent at being seen.The hospital notices the first thing.
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Frank accidentally calls Mel sweetheart at work
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Samira, Trinity, and Dennis take time off for a few days to enjoy a night of clubbing, but the enjoyment is destroyed by an assault on Dennis after a hook-up turns sour. Robby and his complex feelings can’t stand the idea that the young and talented resident is in such high stress and secretive to the one the man he goes to the most for comfort.
With miscommunication, Mel is distraught with a feeling of being left out of all the fun and sits to ponder whether she says something about it. What holds her back is her fear of such a highly stimulating environment, but would it be worth it to finally join the others?
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In the Pitt, there are some things you just don’t do.
Insulting Melissa King in front of Frank Langdon is at the top of the list, with reason.
And that’s a lesson that James Ogilvie learns the hard way.
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You work as a doctor in The Pitt on the night shift. For a while you were getting by just fine. At least thats what you thought till Frank Langdon came in from the day shift and ruined your whole life.
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dr. mcdreamy: cassie ive literally just come up with such a good plan like its generational
sassy cassie: oh dear god youre going to blow up the building arent you
dr. mcdreamy: ?????? STOP MAKING ME SOUND LIKE A TERRORIST WHAT THE HELL
sassy cassie: I refuse bc you are one. you terrorize ME ALL DAY
or: in an attempt to distract himself from his personal life, landgon makes a plan to bring the two loneliest members of the pitt together in friendship, samira is willing to do whatever it takes to get onto the nightshift, and mel is secretly trying to move on from an "unrequited" crush.
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Just call my name
You'll be okay
Your scream is burning through my veinsIf Mel was Dr. Langdon’s favorite resident, if that title even still stood, then she can’t imagine how bad his least favorite must be.
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Mel finally falls apart in public.
Frank chooses to stay.
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Dennis Whitaker explores his identity as he continues his ER rotation at the Pitt. The process, and people around him, help him figure out that the complexity of being Dennis is much more complicated than just finding labels and putting himself into categories.
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“I don’t call you kid because I think you’re stupid. I don’t think you’re stupid. You’d know if I thought you were stupid, because I would tell you. ‘Kid’ is a…” He trails off, free hand tapping thoughtful rhythms on the steering wheel, “…Nickname. Term of endearment. Whatever you want to call it, but it’s not derogatory.”
Jack holds up a second finger.
“You have not been taking care of yourself. If you were, you wouldn’t have a low grade fever, and you would’ve called me as your boss or one of your friends to drive you instead of walking to work in the rain after your car died. You’ve been surviving. There’s a difference.”
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good things happen to those who are found crying in the supply closet by their hot, older, maybe flirty boss-slash-mentor.
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Samira’s rage turns out to be a blessing. If she had been surprised by Dr. Jack Abbot’s defined back muscles and sculpted shoulders pulling his shirt over his head in any other headspace, she would have frozen. She would have turned pink and tripped over an excuse for barging in on him changing. But not today.
She leans an arm on the wall, effectively trapping her unsuspecting patient in. “What the fuck?”
Or: my impatient musings for s2 e7, the dawn of canon Mohabbot!
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In which Dennis struggles between his loyalty to his family, his infatuation with his attending, and his sense of self. Robby is stuck in a moral dilemma and the two figure things out together.
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Vine a pedirte perdón de rodillas (como un perro hambriento y necesitado) by AranzaWinchester
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
14 Feb 2026
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Langdon solo conoce una sola forma de pedirle perdón a Robby.
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Imperfect Boys (Doc, there's a hole where something was) by EastCoastSocialist
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
15 Feb 2026
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When Trinity finds out it was Dennis that said the "q" word and cursed them all to today's chaos, she's definitely not going to want Dennis to continue to be her roommate, even if she wasn't trying to get rid of him already. As if being a first year resident isn't hard enough, Dennis finds himself stressed at the possibility of losing his first home in a long time, and despite his best efforts to be an adult about it, it's hard to find a moment for a conversation between the never ending slog of patients. At least Doctor Langdon can probably recommend movers - but who is Dennis kidding, he can't afford movers, and he doesn't have enough stuff to need them, even with what he's accumulated at Trinity's in 13 months.
Although really, he thinks, she should be grateful. She isn't stuck with Langdon on the morning nursing home arrivals anymore.Or
It seems like half the Pitt staff are moving at the same time, but if you don't deal with a haunting, it can follow you to your new home.
Meanwhile, there's been a ghost drifting through Pittsburgh ERs.
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After some events, Garcia must decide whether or not he wants Santos in his life, who is slowly drifting away.
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- Part 1 of Lover
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A tough case gets the better of Langdon. Trinity Santos, of all people, helps him through it.
Teen rating is for subject matter (references to drug use, addiction, etc.) Please check the tags!
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Samira Mohan has built her life on the firm belief that she does not need a man to survive.
Unfortunately, he father's will disagrees.
When the trust fund covering her student loan freezes on her twenty eighth birthday, Samira suddenly finds herself facing a dwindling bank account only solved behind a clause requiring marriage. She doesn't want love, let alone a wedding. What she does need is money.Jack Abbot, fellow doctor and occasional wing night companion, might just be the most logical solution to a very inconvenient problem.
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- Part 1 of look at these idiot doctors in love
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365 days ago, Frank Langdon’s life was a blur of frantic masks and hospital-grade survival. Now, it’s a quiet apartment, Triage duty on a short leash, and a relentless focus on the "can-dos." He’s a ghost in the Pitt, doing penance under Robby’s stony disappointment while he claws back the right to be a father to his kids.
Then comes Bea Galen.
A Behavioral Health resident with a gift for de-escalation, Bea doesn't see a "Golden Boy" who fell from grace; she sees the man who stays. As the rest of the crew spirals through their own disasters and unrequited pining, Frank has to decide if he’s ready to stop just counting days and start actually living them.
Recovery is a solo journey, but healing is a team effort.
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These are all one-shots of events after my story 'Learning To Be Fine' and 'The House Learns it Still Has Room'
These could be read as stand alones, but everything will make a lot more sense if you read that whole story first.
*Updated whenever I have time/feel like it. Feel free to leave request here, or on the last chapter of my first story.
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- Part 2 of The Learning Series