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frank langdon’s been your sworn rival since med school. he’s a mean, arrogant prick who, for some reason, made it his lifelong mission to beat you at every single thing you did. but, when you’re asked to transfer out of your residency in boston, you’re placed at the pitt with the one person you swore you’d never share a floor with again. and, as you two are forced to work together, you both realize there might be a little more to each other than meets the eye.
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15 Feb 2026
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A change in your usual patrol schedule, a dash of over-protectiveness, and a gossipy partner leads to you desperately wish you could turn back time.
Because how can you face Joel, after this?
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27 Apr 2025
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in the soft light of morning by Saradika
Fandoms: The Last of Us (TV), The Last of Us (Video Games)
08 Mar 2025
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In the morning hours like this, the promise of spring slipping through the cracks of the curtains, it’s enough to almost make him forget.
Tucking away everything he’s done, forcing it back down his throat and locking it away.
Here, he’s just a man.
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21 Mar 2025
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Mystery Work
Part of The Ginger Hedge Witch Archive
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This is part of an ongoing challenge and will be revealed soon!
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14 Jul 2024
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The second you heard he was approaching the city, anticipation stole the air from your lungs, so strong that you had to stop your chores. A thousand different scenarios of reuniting with him swirled through your mind, all of them abruptly stopped by the remembrance that you couldn’t greet him. Not in public, not where anyone could see. You watched him instead from the depths of the crowd, feeling pride as he rode past.
There, he looked like a shining god. Here, in front of you, he looks older.
Aged in a way that makes him even more handsome, there is new gray along his temples. More, along the curve of his jaw. The candlelight catches strands that mix in with his dark curls, and you take in the wrinkles the line the edges of his eyes, the ones that crease his forehead. The one between his brows was there before he left, only it’s deeper now - something you know has to do with the way you haven’t touched him yet.
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14 Jul 2024