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Jessica folded her hands on her desk and studied him, which was deeply unsettling because Jessica Pearson was a woman who did not study things. She just knew things. And then made you suffer for them.
"I figured it out," she said at last, a smirk tugging at her lips.
Harvey kept his expression neutral. "Figured what out?"
She leaned back in her chair, looking far too pleased with herself. "You and Mike."
His brain short-circuited.
"I—what?"
Jessica arched a perfect eyebrow. "Oh, don’t play dumb, Harvey. The touching, the joking, the absolute disregard for personal space. I should’ve seen it sooner, but in my defense, I have an entire firm to run."
Harvey blinked. "I—wait, what?"
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Or, instead of getting fired for hiring a fraud, Harvey gets congratulated on his 'relationship with Mike'. Well, as long as Harvey gets to keep his job, he can pretend to date Mike. It's not like they actually have feelings for each other, right?Bookmarked by miek_wheller14
07 Aug 2026
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Absotootely adborable I'd read this a million times over.
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1 in 6 individuals engage in self-harm during their lifetime. 1 in 19 healthcare workers report recent thoughts of suicide or self-harm.
Dr. Robby is one of those individuals.
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Being a healthcare worker comes with an immense amount of stress, and it’s something that often doesn’t get talked about enough. It’s a quiet reality for so many people in medicine, worn down by endless shifts, grief, and the impossible expectations placed on them. While The Pitt does an incredible job portraying the intensity and emotional weight of that experience, I wanted to add my two cents on how some healthcare workers find ways, healthy or not, to cope.Bookmarked by miek_wheller14
08 Mar 2026