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"Uh-huh. Great, huh? Been putting in a lot of extra-credit time with the boss, Whitaker?"
And that's nasty, he knows. He knows the feeling of needing desperately to keep a secret. The shameful heat of the benzos in his pocket, the blissful hot drip of cum in his scrubs. He shouldn't be toying with Whitaker like this. And yet."
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Frank, back from rehab, finds himself replaced.
Whitaker finds himself feeling something like pity. (Is that all?)
Robby - well. Who the fuck knows what Robby feels?
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Kurt's first brief meeting with Sebastian at the Lima Bean when the new lead Warbler is having coffee with Blaine leaves Kurt questioning a lot of things. What if Kurt considers that his Broadway goal might just be a pipe dream and puts more effort into making it a reality?
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Mac and Dennis Conduct an Experiment by pavonine
Fandoms: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
16 Sep 2016
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Dennis convinces Mac that the only surefire way to prove his straightness is to sexually experiment with another man. Of course that man happens to be Dennis. Of course Mac buys into this as a reasonable plan of action.
Of course it backfires on them both.
Set somewhere in the middle of Season 8. Warnings really only apply later on in the story.
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While Ogilvie turned his head, Dennis managed to pull out a sheet of stickers from his left back pocket and stick a ‘Bad Job’ sticker with a thumbs down on the hem of the man’s shirt.
There's a Jane Doe baby in the emergency department. It's not an unusual circumstance, but it's certainly not common. It's a normally in hospital transfer and Dennis gets sent down as usual. If he gets distracted by a certain chief attending, that's no ones business but Dennis'.
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"There has to be something you want to come back for. Something you can’t die without doing.”
Robby’s gaze roamed across Dennis's face, tracing the planes and sharp angles of his features like he was trying to commit them to memory. He already had a long time ago. The horrible, aching knot in his chest dedicated to Dennis was a piece of Robby that he tried, time and time again, to rip out. Always to no avail.
If he had anything to come back for, it’d be this one thing.
"Marry me," Robby said.
Robby, about to head out for his sabbatical and never return, thinks to hell with it—nothing matters except for the very real, very inappropriate feelings he's been harboring for his first-year resident. So he proposes. And before he can take it back, Whitaker says yes.
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- Part 1 of to have and to hold