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When Dr. Yolanda Garcia began her Emergency Department rotation at PTMC, the last thing she expected was to actually bond with her middle aged, white, male mentor, Dr. Jack Abbot.
Years later, Dr. Abbot doesn’t quite understand how a snarky R2 with terrible bedside manner became someone he was most fond of - even when she spends all their time together teasing him about why he hasn’t made a move on Dr. Samira Mohan – his unofficial mentee.
Jack takes the teasing in his stride, only because he can finally give it straight back. 18-months into a situationship and Yolanda is yet to make a move on anything official between her and Dr. Trinity Santos.
Can Abbot and Garcia push each other towards the woman they love?
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28 Mar 2026
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The equilibrium of saving lives to the weight of her sorrows carefully kept her steady. Trinity took on more patients and cases. She managed her charting and her tone with patients. She did everything right.
She just fell short. That’s all.
Maybe that’s all to it for Trinity. All the signs are pointing to the way out and Trinity knows how to get there. She’s known the way since she was seventeen.
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28 Mar 2026
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Samira Mohan loves her job. She loves teaching and spending time with her students. What she does not like is having to deal with parents, especially those who question her. Especially Emery Walsh.
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23 Mar 2026
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A series of fics following Trinity Santos as past trauma resurfaces and the people around her begin to notice she’s not coping as well as she pretends. Can be read individually, but best understood as a trilogy.
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20 Mar 2026
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Trinity Santos doesn't do feelings. It's simple. It's casual. It's exactly what they agreed to.
A story about jealousy, miscommunication, and two emotionally constipated idiots who eventually figure out that "no strings" was never really an option.
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19 Mar 2026