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Mohan and Abbot, through the eyes of their coworkers.
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“I had enough coffee to cause a heart attack on a small dog, so I’ll be good to go for the next twelve hours”.
“Cool”, he says, “A twelve hour long Valentine’s date”.
Samira doesn’t think he is implying a date between the two of them –despite his flirtatious energy and words towards her every so often, she doubts it is his intention now by the way he stands and talks. More like he just wants to make a correlation between the holiday and the fact that they are at work, but she can't let the chance slide.
“A Valentine’s date filled with blood and food poisoning?”, she says, clicking her tongue. “I expected more, really”.
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“Do you come here often?”, he finally says and before she can even open her mouth he’s talking again. “Jeez, that’s the worst pick up line of the century. Sorry”.
Samira laughs.
“Lucky for you, this might just be the situation to use this line”, she says and he turns his eyes to her one more time.
“Is it?”, he asks, his eyebrows high.
“This is my first night in Pittsburgh”.or: Samira got accepted for a fellowship spot at PTMC, the night before her first day there she goes out, looking for a one night stand.
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“How the hell did you end up in this situation?”, Robby, always Robby, is the one to ask the logical question.
“I don’t know”, Abbot answers and if there was someone there, both by his tone and the way his shoulders fell defeated, they could tell he meant it. “It was supposed to be a joke, you know?”
or: Jack takes on bet that he can flirt with Samira for a whole week. He fails.
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3 times Samira Mohan and Jack Abbot were in forced proximity situations and 1 time they weren't forced at all.
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Fox Mulder was never supposed to matter.
Before the badge.
Before the files.
Before the silence between them.At university, Dana Scully is everything Fox Mulder pretends not to be: disciplined, devout, driven by hard work rather than privilege. He is charming, infuriating, and impossible to ignore; a baseball-loving golden boy hiding a mind as sharp as hers and wounds far deeper than he lets anyone see. He’s a distraction she doesn’t need.
Drawn together in class, their rivalry turns into something dangerous and tender, built on late nights and unspoken confessions. Then Fox disappears without explanation, leaving Dana with a lesson she never forgets: never let anyone close enough to break you.
Eight years later, she’s a rising forensic expert at Quantico. He’s an FBI agent chasing truths no one else believes. When fate forces them back together on a case, the past resurfaces: raw, unresolved, and impossible to ignore.
Some silences echo longer than others.
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08 Mar 2026
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A brown skinned young woman looks up to see a man gazing at her across the train.
He’s older than she remembers, with white stubble grown out into a beard, and a tattoo on his arm she doesn’t remember.
She looks exactly the same to him.
He’s standing. She’s sitting. The train rocks, daylight flashing through the windows, casting a warm glow over her skin. Neither of them move. She stays seated, because he makes no move towards her.
He stays standing, because the sun has cast a halo around her body. If he moves, he’ll block it. They exchange no words, no physical contact.
But they remember it all.
(Dedicated to @yannaryartside of Tumblr, for making the post that sent me down a rabbithole, into a hyperfixation, and then writing the first Abbmira fic ever! (and also a lot of Rollins stuff that I won't own up to))
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23 Feb 2026
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Abbot lifted his head to look down at her. “See, that’s the post-traumatic stress. Something happens that your brain decides is a life or death situation. You have a massive adrenaline kick while it’s all happening, and then when it’s bleeding out of you on the comedown, your brain throws out anything that’s not completely vital. The amount of car crash patients we have who don’t even remember coming to the ER when they submit requests for their medical records for insurance… the brain’s a weird thing, Mohan.”
“Yeah,” she said, shooting him a look out of the side of her eyes. “It can even make you convinced you have to hurt yourself in order to seek external validation when the most logical course of action is rest.”
He snorted softly, shaking his head and leaning it back. “God,” he muttered, his cheeks stained pink. “Robby was right. You should have gone into psych.”
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A night shift from hell ends in Mohan giving Abbot a ride back to his place, where tensions finally boil over.
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23 Feb 2026
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Samira exhales through her nose. It might have been a laugh, but he doesn’t allow himself to hope. “Missed me that bad?”
Despite himself, he laughs. It breaks through the lump in his throat, coming out gruff and shaking. “That bad,” he confirms, without a hint of embarrassment.
God, he’s going to fall off this roof. And it wouldn’t even be on purpose.
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Samira Mohan sells her soul to the army for medical school. Nobody understands that so intimately as Jack Abbot. Out in no man’s land, they manage to form something that neither can really understand.After three years, it only takes one mass casualty incident to pull them back together.
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20 Feb 2026
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Samira takes a temporary night rotation to get some distance. It doesn’t last.
Slow-burn medical codependency with post-it flirting, trauma-induced restraint, and a diagnosis neither of them wants to read out loud.
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18 Feb 2026