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To understand social interactions better, Mel makes a spreadsheet cataloging her co-workers responses. She incorporates aspects of others' personalities into her own, noting how they respond. The data is useful and comprehensive and Mel is satisfied with the experiment, so she stops.
Until Frank Langdon shows back up and punches a big hole in her carefully cultivated data.
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14 Jul 2026
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Erling Haaland is not nervous about Brazil.
No, what's much more nerve-wracking is seeing Jude Bellingham standing in front of him, shy and uncertain, and so unfairly gorgeous.
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12 Jul 2026
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“Ladies and gentlemen," a voice on the TV says. "Welcome to Beyoncé Homecoming 2018."
Frank had to admit that he was not all that familiar with Beyoncé's music. Of course, he knew Single Ladies and the songs that had made it to radio, but not enough that could fill a whole festival's worth of music.
"Are you ready to be amazed?" Mel asks.
Frank still has no idea what to expect. All he can do is nod, confusion still plain on his face. He sits down in the middle of the couch so he has a front row seat to whatever it is Mel is about to do.
Or, Mel King gets drunk and performs the entirety of Beyoncé’s 2018 Homecoming Coachella show in Langdon’s living room.
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09 Jul 2026
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If she wouldn’t look crazy for doing it, Mel would have pinched herself again. Because there was no conceivable way that Frank was actually, truly, standing in front of her in a dimly lit call room, asking her to touch him.
“C’mon, Mel. Take advantage.”
It’s night shift, and Mel gets an anatomy lesson.
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just tell me what you like (and i'll make it good) by cricketsatnight
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
13 May 2026
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“You wanna sext me at work?” He leans back, raising his eyebrows. “That’s part of your plan to help me deal with keeping my hands to myself there?”
“I-I guess you’re right. I just thought it’s one of the only times we’re not— well, we’re not like this. Maybe that isn’t— I mean, if it’s a problem we can just—”
“It’s not a problem,” he cuts her off with his mouth.
Or: Practicing dirty talk via text messages at work might not help keep a secret relationship all that secret.
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29 Jun 2026