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With PTMC short-staffed, Jack has worked himself to the bone. Samira tests a theory that she can get Jack to take care of himself if he thinks he's taking care of her.
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They eat with the faint murmur of the ED as a soundtrack. She pulls apart small pieces of her egg and cheese english muffin. Abbot wolfs down the burrito and studies the remains of the wrapper, as though his own hunger has surprised him.
Her lips twitch with sympathetic amusement. How oblivious he’s been to his own needs. There’s a strange delight too, in finding Ellis was right. He’ll listen to her. He’ll give in, if it’s her. The thrill down her spine is electric. She wants to know how far she can push this. Exactly how close she can get before he says no or sees through her. How good would he be to himself if she asked it of him? Will he let her love him in this transitive way? Care for yourself because you care about me and I care about you.
Well. Samira Mohan is nothing if not data-driven.
Bookmarked by pntitblck
29 Jul 2026
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Jack hasn't seen Samira in five years. He's spent it definitely not thinking about her, except constantly. She's spent it with a boyfriend and a very firm policy against thinking about Jack, which is not going well. Then a medical conference in New York puts them in the same place, and one very bad, very good night happens.
(title from the strokes song)
Bookmarked by pntitblck
28 Jul 2026
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Jack has some choice words for Robby after seeing the way he spoke to Samira after her panic attack.
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27 Jul 2026
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Tonight she was supposed to be watching the tremble in his abdomen, the flush spreading down freckled cheeks to his neck. Tonight he was supposed to beg.
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riding that thick bicep
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- Part 3 of mondays and more
Bookmarked by pntitblck
26 Jul 2026
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The soulmate marks hurt, is the thing.
People without marks cling to that: “it hurts, it always hurts, I’m lucky to be free from the pain, actually,” they say. “I don’t want a mark.” No one believes them, of course. But everyone nods: it does hurt. The rest they’ll allow out of courtesy.
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Jack lost his mark years ago. He doesn't expect a second one.
Bookmarked by pntitblck
26 Jul 2026

