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The night shift at the Pitt teaches you two things very quickly:
how to keep people alive, and how to survive the ones you can’t.
You are a newly assigned intern doctor who is brilliant, stubborn, and entirely incapable
of backing down — which becomes a serious problem when your supervising attending, Jack Abbot, seems to make a sport out of challenging you at every possible opportunity.
Between impossible trauma cases, sleepless nights, and arguments sharp enough to cut
through the entire ER, the rivalry between them slowly turns into something far more
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12 Sep 2026
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How a broken heater in the middle of winter leads Jack and you for some more…heated confessions.
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- Part 2 of Student!AU Jack Abbot
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17 Aug 2026
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“I will pay for your coffee,” you add quickly, stepping forward and leaning into his space.
He keeps shaking his head, so, in a moment of pure madness, and lacking better ideas, you just say: “I’ll go down on you.”Series
- Part 1 of Student!AU Jack Abbot
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17 Aug 2026
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The human body has five senses. It took every single one of yours to fall in love with Jack Abbot.
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17 Aug 2026
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Your gaze flickers back to the trio. Shen looks faintly amused, Abbot looks mortified, and Ellis… has her eyes trained on you with a wicked grin. Oh no.
She speaks up, all heads swivelling to her, and your stomach drops. “Y/n, aren’t you a professional dancer on the side?”
The heads snap around to you. If only the ground would swallow you whole. “Competitive dancer,” you correct quietly. “Not the same thing.”
“Still,” your best friend grins, “I think there should be some sort of penalty. Who here has two left feet?”
Almost as if they've planned it, which you realise isn't outside the realms of possibility and in fact is rather likely given Ellis’ expression, she and Shen both turn and look at Abbot. This cannot be happening.
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You're about to spend three and a half weeks with Abbot, who hasn't spoken to you in the months since you left the night shift. What could possibly go wrong?
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19 Jun 2026