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"Doctor Mohan," he murmurs, pitching his voice low enough so only she could hear. Immediately, the woman's eyes widened. "Why do I remember you?"
"What do you mean?" She replies back, voice equally as quiet.
"I mean, the past four years of my life are completely gone. Every memory, every moment, like they'd never even been there to begin with," he starts, hoping he doesn't sound as desperate as he feels. "Why is it that you're the only thing my brain seems set on remembering?"
or, after being diagnosed with amnesia, jack mistakes samira as his wife.
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28 Jan 2026
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Cooper Howard wakes to a world that has already decided what he is.
Installed as Overseer of Vault 33 without consent, stripped of choice beneath polite applause, he learns quickly that survival means performance.
Lucy MacLean believes the system works. She believes in order, safety, and the future she’s been promised.
Vault-Tec calls it continuity.
They call it a role.
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26 Jan 2026
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The sink has hot water. That's a marvel unto itself. The Ghoul lets it run over his hand.
"The shower works, too," Lucy says. "I haven't checked, but if the sink works, the shower will. Vault water chips are an all or nothing situation."
"Huh."
"It's funny, seeing you standing there." Lucy sits on the bed they're supposed to share. "This is exactly like the apartment my husband and I were going to share in Vault 33." When the Ghoul looks at her, she stops cold. "Not that you're my husband. Obviously. Or that this is anything like that. Or that either of us chose to be here. Actually, you know what? I think I'm just going to test out that shower anyway."
The Ghoul chuckles.
A radstorm chases the Ghoul and Lucy MacLean into a seemingly abandoned vault, but. Well. It's Vault-Tec, after all.
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- Part 1 of the snakes that sing
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26 Jan 2026
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Victoria has been the most significant relationship of her adult life — and now she is moving into a new stage where Samira can’t quite follow. A stage Samira doesn’t know if she’s made out to step into. Marriage and family and true love and all that.
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You know what they say about weddings bringing people together.
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12 Dec 2025
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She knows that the vision of Jack Abbot holding a baby in his arms shouldn’t tug at her heartstrings the way it does. It shouldn’t make her actually consider having a baby as a 3rd-year resident, especially when he refuses to tell her what he wants.
But she can’t stop thinking about it. Can’t stop thinking about what he would look like holding a bottle. Can’t stop thinking about a child that is half-Samira and half-him. A baby with her hair and his nose. A baby with her eyes and his freckles.
Samira Mohan is overworked, underpaid, and so goddamn lonely she can feel the ache in her bones. Jack Abbot knows the suffocating, marrow-deep sting of loneliness better than anyone else.
They both know that this is a bad idea.
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21 Oct 2025