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First, Do No Harm
by jumpfall
Abbot leans in at Robby's ear, voice gentle as Frank's ever heard it but still with the ex-military no-nonsense tone that suggests he’s giving an order he expects to be obeyed. “Robby?”“Yeah?”“Would you kindly stop teaching for a second so we can focus on saving your life?”
The Pitt (TV)
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The Pitt (TV)
A potentially explicit work
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Kingfisher
by blabbyshark
Abbot hikes his camo backpack on his shoulder and, his back to Dennis, says, “You were homeless?” His tone is neutral, as if he’s asking what Dennis had for lunch, or how many scrub credits he has left on his shift.
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I hope you're scared of only ordinary shit, and not your soul and what they might do to it.
by tavicdeath
Abbot finds Trinity about an hour later while she’s still working on those charts. She’s getting a lot closer to the end of her pile. Honestly standing up and helping with the trauma patient had done a lot, it had gotten her moving again, which was exactly what her brain had needed. Anyways, Abbot was leaning over the counter above the station that Trinity had taken over all those hours ago during the end of her shift. “Are you a night person?” He asked, flipping what looked to be his own charts. “Not particularly. I’ve always been up with the sun. It’s calming.” Trinity responded, looking up to look at Abbot. “Why?” “Just was wondering if I could poach you now that Robby’s gone.” He murmurs, like he didn’t just drop a bomb on Trinity’s psyche. OR Trinity Santos uses her destructive coping mechanism and somehow finds herself in a healthier environment. --[Title From 'The Great Divide' By Noah Kahan]
Return of the Blossoming Blade (Webcomic)
The Day the Candle Burnt Out
by AshleyTheFun, daemon_slays
“Ah Chung Myung. Could you simply train alone again, preferably far away from.. us?”“Sasuk is right, it’d be better if you weren’t near us.”“Yes, so just leave? Right, thank you.”Chung Myung looked a bit baffled as he saw the disciples all nod along together in agreement, but surprisingly complied out of confusion for the situation. He felt the gazes of the disciples on his back as he set off to the mountain, however they felt different than usual. It was of a more malicious intent, that of which he usually receives from an enemy. Walking away, he looked to the sky and sighed.Sahyung.. What the hell was wrong with these kids?
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Preface
by Abbot&Langdon
Frank Langdon's years in the ER. as observed by Jack Abbot or: Jack watches Frank as he grows up, burns down, and claws his way back. but it is not his circus and not his monkey. he isn't involved at all. except he really is.
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Trigger
by lepetitfromage
When Dennis and Robby began hanging out weekly to cook a meal and exist outside of the demands of work and life Dennis simply felt grateful for someone who made him relax and encouraged him. He figures it’ll continue this way–until a threat to his life makes Dennis rethink everything he’s felt for his boss, his mentor, his friend. And the worst part? He knows it can never be. Robby has been operating in a similar mindset. When Whitaker is nearly taken from him, why does Robby suddenly crave this young man by his side, afraid of losing him? Simply, he was the one who brought him back from an irreversible decision. It’s time for Robby to allow himself something good for once.
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i don’t know what to do
by Braindead_alice
abbot: *flirts with samira* mohan: *finally flirts back* abbot: mohan: abbot: mohan: sooo that’s it? abbot: sorry i never thought i’d get this far, i don’t know what to do