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When Frank plants himself on Robby’s doorstep he is fully intending to lie. He intends to plead his innocence, to beg for another chance, to get on his goddamn hands and knees and pray to Robby like he is some kind of eternal higher being who holds Frank's life in his hands.
Wants to, needs to, can't slip from the tightrope he’s been walking his entire life. Has to keep it together, keep it to himself, has Robby’s ’fuck you’ ringing in his ears and leaves him desperately trying to put his life back together.
He shouldn’t be here. Robby will never forgive him for this.
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Or:
Frank, getting sober, and the complications that come with that.
Made for Whumptober prompt: Relapse!
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- Part 1 of The Pitt Oneshots
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01 Feb 2026
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Call it morbid, but Langdon could name times when he had very clearly thought, thank fuck this isn’t my life. He could compartmentalize a patient's passing this way by taking some comfort in the fact that he didn’t need to wake up tomorrow, the next day, and the day after that, and deal with the stuff that these families and friends were made to go through, against their will.
In these situations, he only had to gather himself for a minute or so when notifying the next of kin. He himself could go and sit inside his car with timed pre-warmed seats, drive for 15 minutes, and arrive at the driveway of a house with a well constructed and well looking home-life waiting inside.or Frank Langdon dealing with the aftermath of everything.
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01 Feb 2026
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Frank wants nothing more than for this shift to be over.
Or, it's Langdon's first day back after rehab and he's struggling with no longer being Robby's golden boy.
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01 Feb 2026
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Mel is having an awful day when she discovers that her car won't start. No one notices. Until he does. He always does.
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31 Jan 2026
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It didn't take Robby (or really, any of the doctors in the ED) long to figure out Langdon's diagnosis, even though he'd never said anything about it. It was pretty obvious, to be honest, and he didn't really care if they knew. Their reactions, however, he was more worried about.
OR: Five times Langdon discusses (or is forced to discuss, in certain situations) his ADHD with a coworker
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31 Jan 2026