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emt mel king & firefighter frank langdon
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19 Dec 2025
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In the entire time they’d known each other, without fail, that feeling had always filled Mel with a sense of rightness. A soft but commanding sense of, oh, there you are, that settled in her sternum, filled her lungs with fresh air, and gave her whatever she needed in that moment—assurance, confidence, the knowledge that she was capable of whatever she set her mind to. That there was someone out there who believed in her. Someone who saw her.
For a long time, that had been the most beautiful feeling in the world.
Now, it just feels like the floor has fallen from underneath her feet.
Or: It’s been two years, four months, and three days since the last time Mel King saw Frank Langdon. Then again, who’s counting?
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30 Sep 2025
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the side that no one’s rooting for (but you stand by me) by whenwelostourmagic
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
08 Sep 2025
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“Those the same hands we let you operate in the ER with, Whittaker?”
Frank’s voice cuts through the din, not exactly booming but stern and authoritative. The group clams up as Frank deposits the two cocktails for Samira and Trinity on the table, out of the way of the beer spillage.
“I asked you a question.”
“I - uh - it was —“
“You need to watch what you’re doing. Someone could have gotten seriously hurt.” His tone is dripping in hostility and poor Whittaker wilts under the scorn. Santos’ mouth twists unpleasantly and she takes a deep breath like she’s revving up to go toe to toe with Frank. “I mean, seriously, what were you thinking —“
“Frank,” Mel interjects, if only to stop the shouting match that is about to erupt.
Frank turns to her, the tension leaving his face all at once. He studies her in that clinical way of his, scanning her body from head to toe, making his own mental diagnosis of what’s wrong and how to fix it. “Let’s get you cleaned up, yeah?”
Or, Frank is an asshole to everyone. Except when it comes to Mel. And Mel likes that.
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10 Sep 2025
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Mel can't come. Frank is a neuroscientist.
It was only supposed to be a favor between friends—just a little bit of data collection, strictly off the record. Strictly scientific. Just some data. Just a favor. Just the two of them in a lab after hours.
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08 Aug 2025
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Dr. Frank Langdon doesn’t get distracted—not during trauma codes, not during twelve-hour shifts, and definitely not by residents. But something about Mel King is unraveling that discipline. She’s quiet, capable, kind, sharp under pressure… and lately, impossible to ignore. He should be focused on protocol, patients, and keeping his hands to himself. But after an incident in an on call decon shower, the line he’s not supposed to cross is starting to look awfully thin.
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26 Jul 2025