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Sirius and Remus have to share a bed, what could go wrong? Well...
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- Part 2 of anon works for your viewing pleasure
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Dr. King and Dr. Langdon successfully hide their relationship five times.
Then, there's the time they don't.
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"Mel likes to think that she’s got her head on straight.
She’s been planning commutes and balancing budgets and organizing home aides since she was twenty. If Mel wants something, she makes it happen. Or convinces herself that she doesn’t need it. But there’s one thing, one golden exception to her system, that Mel can’t help dreaming about.
She wants a washing machine."
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Mel spends her Wednesdays trapped in a laundromat because her building doesn't have a machine. Frank decides laundry is more of a team sport
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“Let me fuss.” During this all she has poured out the medication she promised, handing it over for him and pointing to the coke that has found its way back to him. “Take these, and back to bed with you.”
“Doctor’s orders?” he mutters before tipping back the meds.
It makes her laugh just enough that he thinks the migraine is worth it. “Doctors orders,” she confirms with a small smile. “Do you want me to stay?”
Yes, yes, yes. “No, I’m not on my death bed. Go home and get some sleep.”
When a migraine finally gets the better of Frank, he receives help (unwanted) from his favorite person (incredibly wanted).
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and if you help me to start again // you know that I'll be there for you in the end by MandyPrintz
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
19 Mar 2026
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It's karaoke night for the Pitt Crew, and Mel King does not sing karaoke. Except her friends can be persuasive, and perhaps they have her favorite fictional song on the track list. Who cares if it's originally a duet? She can handle it on her own, and nobody knows this song anyway. (Frank Langdon does, in fact, know this song, and he can not stand to see her sing it alone.)