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The first bets were placed shortly after the wedding ring disappeared from Langdon’s finger one rainy day in August, never to be seen again. Trinity thinks it’s funny, though she isn’t the most invested, until it all ends up coming to a head in a way more awful than any of them could have predicted.
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06 Jun 2026
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“You really wanna atone for your sins?”
He nodded.
Of course he did.
Of course he looked at her like that.
Hopeful.
Jesus.
Pathetic.
“Tell everyone here you stole drugs and got kicked out of the ED because of it. Until then stay out of my way.”
For a second it felt like something inside her finally won.
Then the feeling vanished.
Because her sympathy is sometimes felt like a curse.
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Trinity spends a little longer than intended after karaoke with Mel, trying to stretch the night into something better than her shift. But then she sees something that makes her wish she’d taken the cab with Mel at exactly midnight and never looked back.
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06 Jun 2026
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Mark one year post rehab, Langdon just want the day to past by, but Mel King had other plans.
A pirate-wrapped gift, a terrible note, and one vintage pocket knife later, Frank thinks the hardest part of his day might be surviving Mel’s sense of humor.
Then the ER goes into lockdown.
When a white supremacist group storms the trauma wing with their wounded leader, they refuse to trust Dr. Al-Hashimi and demand that Langdon operate instead. Not because he is the right doctor for the job, but because he is the kind of man they want to believe in.
Trapped between armed extremists, terrified patients, and the ugliest kind of trust, Frank has to survive the day without becoming the symbol they want him to be.
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31 May 2026
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we’re playing tug of war (with a rope of barbed wire) by renegade_knight
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
31 May 2026
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He must have gotten up too fast because his head spins in that light way it does when blood pressure doesn’t keep up. The adrenaline hasn’t settled out yet because his hands are still shaking, in fact all of him is still shaking. Why hasn’t he caught his breath yet? He presses a hand against the pinch in his chest like that might help. And why does it feel like there’s a rod jammed low in his sternum–
“Oh, fuck,” she says, her gaze sweeping him up and down.
He glances down to see what’s upset her – maybe she’s just offended that his cologne rubbed off on her or afraid he’ll blame her for the minor road rash that stings all the way up his left arm–
“Oh –” the knot in his chest is actually a hole and it’s bleeding over his hand “– fuck.”
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or Frank is having a bad day at work. and then he gets shot.
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31 May 2026
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The sound of a wooden spoon hitting metal rings out. He flinches. “Why, Frank? Why couldn’t you have asked for help? You didn’t the first time, and I thought you learned your lesson.”
He nearly laughs. Something escapes his mouth that sounds more like a frustrated whine than he’d care to admit. “No, I learned that you handle my mistakes by kicking me out to deal with them, and my job is the only thing I have.” He tugs on his hair just to get his hands off the counter. “I barely have that anymore.”
Though he can’t seem to comment on anything else, Robby is firm to say, “This isn’t your mistake.”
Four days a divorced man and Frank Langdon is sleeping in his car. Robby has something to do about this, even if he's bad at saying it.
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31 May 2026