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Frank was going to tell Robby about that pesky eldritch possession problem. He swears he was going to. But Santos snitched first.
And then vampires attacked Pittfest...
It's one wonderful day at the Supernatural Emergency Department of Pittsburgh.Bookmarked by QuietKate
23 Aug 2026
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Once, Frank was thought to have been the heir to the Pitt, now it's known that Dennis is, and Dennis will do whatever he needs to, to remind everyone of that fact, even Robby.
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22 Aug 2026
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Langdon comes back from rehab with feverish eyes and a near-constant grimace. He's just as fidgety as ever, just as snarky, and just as competent, but he doesn't look Robby in the eyes. Robby returns the favor. The trust between them disintegrated as soon as he pushed Langdon out the door. As soon as Langdon decided not to tell Robby he was struggling. Neither of them know how to get it back.
Robby has to wonder though; if he'd tried harder to fix their relationship, maybe this wouldn't have happened.
Frank Langdon angst, based off the original character description that he overcame a 'devastating back injury' to become a doctor.
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20 Aug 2026
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Frank has heard it so often, and for so long, he stopped trying to correct them long ago. But he is not Robby's heir. Robby never had the power to dubbed him, never had the power to keep him or make him leave. Even if he did not realize it.
He was Hers. His old girl. His Lady PTMC. And she was his.
Or: the Sentient PTMC and her chosen ones AU.
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- Part 3 of Frankie Hurt/Whump collection
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19 Aug 2026
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It seems to hit him very suddenly, and the flinch Frank gives at his boss’ tone is very real. “You were working on this fever.”
“Uh… didn’t realize at the time.”
“Yeah, I’m sure.” Robby sighs, the gesture terrifying in ways Frank doesn’t know he can explain. He’s not a child, but he’s suddenly ten and his father’s home from work early. “This isn't just about you now, Langdon, it’s affecting other people. You can’t keep this tough guy thing going and expect it not to backfire.”
It nearly knocks the breath out of him. The shame that sits in his lungs is usually his own; he’s lucky to make up most of Robby’s disappointment himself. It’s been a few weeks since he’s seen it so clearly. “I’m not trying to,” he admits, voice cracking with the weight. “To… to tough it out. I’m not.”
Frank's sick, and Robby learns why that's so much more difficult now.
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19 Aug 2026