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Cassie rolls her eyes dramatically, then reaches up to yank at the long, straight curtain of her own hair where it spills over her shoulders. It's damp from the shower she just finished, dark strands dripping a small wet patch into the back of her sweatshirt. “Actually," she says, "I was coming to complain."
"Oh, good," Dana replies dryly although she doesn't look particularly put out. Her eyes track every little movement of Cassie’s like she doesn’t even realize she’s doing it, constantly taking in new information. "My favorite."
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Dana cuts Cassie’s hair
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17 Feb 2026
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Cassie walks toward her with that steady, overconfident walk of most doctors Dana knows, like she already knows the outcome of any argument she gets herself into. "Come to the couch. Unless you're saying you don't want a massage."
Dana's body reacts before her brain can, anticipation blooming low in her stomach and a softening of her tense muscles that she hasn't earned and doesn't know how to accept. Dana scoffs to hide the provocative images that immediately come to mind. "Hon, you don't have to do that."
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08 Feb 2026
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'please don't go misreading me,
I'm not saying you've been misleading me,
just not needing me,
the way that I need you.'"Haven't we all had a thing for an age inappropriate staff member?"
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02 Feb 2026
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Dana is used to taking care of everyone around her. Her husband, her children, her department. It’s second nature to find herself at the bar where they all congregated after the gala, an eagle eye on her babies, watching with an ache in her chest as each one paired off, the gentle start of something new, something precious. The only person who notices the sadness behind her sharp eyes is Cassie, and she’s not going to stop until she finds out what is weighing their lynchpin down so heavily.
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31 Jan 2026
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Now Cassie wonders how her world is supposed to keep turning when she’s just told a family that theirs has ended. She’s not sure how long she’s been wondering when a solid presence appears at her side, an arm around one shoulder, a hand squeezing the other.
“C’mon, Cass,” Dana murmurs.
After a difficult case, Dana takes Cassie home.
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28 Jan 2026