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"Or..." Robby trailed off, rubbing the back of his neck. A blush was rapidly taking over his face. "You could share my nest?"
"You want me. In your nest." Jack repeated. He was trying to keep a firm leash on the alpha that lived in his hindbrain, to remind it that he and Robby were just friends, that this was not a mating offer.
Robby had been very firm that he never wanted an alpha, and Jack could respect that. Could live with it, even. His stupid, love-sick heart would get with the program one of these days.
"It's not that strange!" Robby insisted, growing more and more flustered. "Having friends you trust in your nest. The kids are doing it all the time. Dennis and Trinity share a nest, I've heard them talking about it and you know that despite their being opposite designations, they're purely platonic."
Jack wanted to point out that just because Dennis and Trinity shared a nest, it didn't mean that all the kids do so. Dennis and Trinity would probably surgically attach their hands if given the opportunity. Jack, however, was not about to make that (or any other) argument because he wanted in Robby's nest. Desperately.
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It sparks something in him, seeing Jack wearing his clothes, and what it sparks is the startling capability for Robby to put his foot in his mouth. Because in addition to thinking of Jack in his sweater, he thinks about his reaction to it.
Robby never claimed to be a smart man. Maybe in med school when he was young and cocky, but in recent times Robby has never assumed the position of intelligent. So, really, it shouldn’t be surprising that he’d also be unintelligent about all things Jack, too.
(Or: the one where Robby yearns)
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Robby glanced around the Pitt. Jack was in a trauma room. Busy and perfect for Robby to get into his own files without the man hovering.
Robby deleted his emergency contact. Then he logged out and left without saying goodbye. There was no need to keep up their tradition.
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Robby is used to ignoring symptoms. Except, flowers aren't easy to ignore. Instead, he'll make sure everyone around him doesn't notice until he's home alone. At least then his death won't be too much of an inconvenience. Better than surgery and losing all feelings for the man he loves.
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The Pitt crew know Dr. Robby Robinavitch has a husband. They just don’t expect him to arrive in the middle of a SWAT trauma activation covered in blood and taking over a trauma bay.
As the chaos unfolds, the ED staff quickly realize their boss’s mysterious husband might be even more chaotic than he is.
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04 Jul 2026
