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“Okay,” Becca says with a nod, thankful to be able to focus on the movie again as she declares, “I’m still not calling you Frank, though.”
“I guess beggars can’t be choosers, can they?”
“Nope.”
Becca likes Dr. Langdon when she meets him during her emergency room visit. It’s later, when he's introduced to her as Mel's friend Frank, that she decides she isn't so sure.
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28 Jan 2026
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“Dr. Langdon?” Her voice comes out as little more than a croak.
“I thought we agreed I was Frank outside of the hospital,” he says, instinctively laying a hand on her forehead.
His hands are still a little cold from the frigid February evening, but he still has to fight not to let his eyebrows raise in alarm at the heat radiating from her flushed face.
“What are you doing in my bedroom?” Mel asks.
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26 Jan 2026
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“Do you really have no sense of personal space, Dr. Langdon?”
“I don’t remember you having any problems with that before, Dr. King.”
- in which Mel and Frank have met before. In fact, they've hooked up.
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25 Jan 2026
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“Anyway, enough about me. How’s night shift going?”
“It’s going,” Mel answered. “I’m on break right now.” She’s never been happier to be on break until tonight, quite honestly. “However, I am tired and starving, so there’s that.” Frank was listening intently. “I was in a hurry before I left and I forgot to pack extra food. I haven’t eaten anything since a couple hours ago, but it was a vending machine snack and that won’t hold me over for the next eight hours.”
“I’m sorry to hear that, Mel.” The wheels started turning in Frank’s head. After a slight pause, he resumed speaking. “Can I ask you a question?” Mel nodded and gave him the go ahead. “What kind of food are you in the mood for if you had to choose something you wanted to eat?”
(OR Mel's in for a surprise during the night shift)
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24 Jan 2026
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“Frank,” she sighed, “we can’t. There’s people that we’ll hurt. This isn’t some sort of fiction that we can escape to. We can’t behave like people in novels.”
“Why not?” Frank pleaded. “Why not—why not?”
a sort of the age of innocence au
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20 Jan 2026
