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When Robby finally goes on sabbatical, Dennis is scheduled exclusively for nightshift. It’s inconvenient, at first, having to take the bus everywhere now that he was completely unaligned with Trinity, but then Dr. Abbot starts to offer to take him home. And then to breakfast before he takes him home. And then just to his own home to sleep instead of his apartment with Trinity. And then, the next thing Dennis realizes, when Abbot kisses him, is that he might be dating Dr. Abbot.
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28 Apr 2026
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After another couple moments of silence Jack holds his hand out to Dennis. “Give me your phone.”
Dennis raises an eyebrow at him. “Huh?”
“I’m not a therapist.” Jack starts. “But I have experience, and advice if you want it.”Dennis tilts his head and stares at him for a moment, before pulling out his phone and handing it to Jack with a new contact already open.
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Dennis and Jack have one conversation and Jack is immediately down bad. But what happens when he rejects an upset Dennis and doesn't have time to explain himself?
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28 Apr 2026
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Brendon Park likes order, silence, and people who keep a respectful distance.
Dennis Whitaker is none of those things.
Park finds himself increasingly distracted by the bright, impossible ER resident who seems determined to ruin his carefully controlled life.
Worst part? Dennis might be worth the damage.
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25 Apr 2026
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Dennis Whitaker is a beta...at least, that's what he's told everyone. Running from a past he'd like to forget and a future that is too hard to see, Dennis tries to ignore his feelings for his attending. Acting on them would put his reputation at risk, not to mention the carefully balanced life that would only take one stumble for it to all come crashing down. At least he only has one shift with the man before he leaves on a three month sabbatical. He could work twelve hours with him and then he'd be good to go.
If only things were ever so simple for him.
Or: 1 in 10 people have a secondary gender. It is scientifically proven that fated mates have higher chances of reproduction. What happens when alphas and omegas are put into a match system to bolster the secondary population, but Dennis wants nothing more than to avoid it?
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23 Apr 2026
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Dennis Whitaker, aged 27 and newly a single dad, hasn't slept in two days. The cause of that is his little daughter, Mara, who is six months old.
In a desperate attempt to figure out what is wrong with her, he decides to visit the Pittsburgh ER. Little did he know their assigned doctor would be this attractive.Bookmarked by norahkelt
22 Apr 2026