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22 Apr 2026
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“Are you going to tell anyone?” she adds, unable to bear it any longer. She’s never known anyone who can stand silences as long as Baran Al-Hashimi. She’s never known anyone who can stand to be silent, with her, for as long. She never lets them.
Just because it’s by design doesn’t mean it’s not tiring.
“What you do in your personal time is your business,” Baran says evenly. “However, since I’ve now seen you in this context, it wouldn’t hurt to have a conversation.”
“It might,” Trinity shoots back.
“I’m a grown up, Trinity. I can handle myself.”
“I didn’t say it would hurt you.
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Baran Al-Hashimi has connections all over the world. One her first day at the PTMC, she feels another one of those connections with a resident named Trinity Santos. The more she gets to know Trinity, the more she learns that Trinity won’t let anyone in; she pushes people away as soon as they get close.
But Baran is determined to push back.
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19 Apr 2026
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One shift. That’s all it takes to break Baran Al-Hashimi. In all her experience, she never thought the place she’d feel the most lost in would be the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center.
She never thought anyone would see her like this, let alone Trinity Santos.
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the crying in the car AU. for now i don't have a second chapter planned, but I may come back to this :)Bookmarked by trixareforkids219
19 Apr 2026
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Trinity and Mel hang out after the Fourth of July shift. It’s all downhill from there.
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I have created a version of Trinity that is so piteous, I want to punch myself in the head.
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19 Apr 2026
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Santos is surprised to learn that the young patient she's treating is Al-Hashimi's son, and even more surprised when this turns into an invitation for dinner at Al-Hashimi's house.
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18 Apr 2026