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A coin is tossed. Heads or tails? Yes or no?
A split-second decision during their April fool’s day's night rendezvous changes the direction of the story —completely, irrevocably, unexpectedly.
Lucy finds out she's pregnant the night after her sergeant’s exam, derailing her whole life, upending her future plans, thwarting her career goals.
As she figures out how to break the news to Tim, they're both swept into separate impossible cases.
Bomb maniacs, serial killers, family drama, personal dilemmas and newly acquired physical exhaustion making everything ten times harder.Bookmarked by Kq_m
18 Mar 2026
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Monica Beltran had just moved to Seattle, ready to start her new life. On her first day, she runs into the infuriating neurosurgeon Amelia Shepherd, and things between them get off to a rocky start.
From the moment she met her, Amelia Shepherd did NOT get on with Monica Beltran. But over time, she notices the pediatric surgeon begins to struggle, at first it’s just small and subtle changes. Amelia tells herself she doesn’t care, but can’t stop thinking about her.
Or, in which before Monica starts her new job at Grey Sloan, she underwent IVF alone to implant the two remaining embryos she had from fertility treatment with her wife. As much as she hates her, Amelia Shepherd notices over time and slowly begins to care, even if they do hate each other.
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03 Feb 2026
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She knows that the vision of Jack Abbot holding a baby in his arms shouldn’t tug at her heartstrings the way it does. It shouldn’t make her actually consider having a baby as a 3rd-year resident, especially when he refuses to tell her what he wants.
But she can’t stop thinking about it. Can’t stop thinking about what he would look like holding a bottle. Can’t stop thinking about a child that is half-Samira and half-him. A baby with her hair and his nose. A baby with her eyes and his freckles.
They both know that this is a bad idea.
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20 Sep 2025
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Samira knows that Jack Abbot, loopy from concussion and pain meds, will call her his best friend. Will tell her - eyes glazed and utterly, irresponsibly sincere – that she is the smartest person he has ever met; that he will give her anything in the world that she wants, all she has to do is ask.
Or the one where Samira Mohan asks Jack Abbot to give her a baby. Platonically, of course.
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22 Aug 2025
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"Generally speaking, when two people have been spending time together recreationally for months, often with little to no clothes on, it is not outside the realm of possibility that they'd be each other's plus ones to events."
(Or: the one where one drunk marriage of inconvenience leads to many, many more inconveniences.)
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22 Jul 2025