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Samira Mohan’s life is divided cleanly into two distinct halves: before PittFest and after it. She will never again be the person she was when she clocked in for that shift. She will never forget the give of her patient’s skull beneath an EZ-IO or the slip of the pigtail catheter between her fingers. Even months later, she’s still struggling to unpack all the ways that day changed her life.
Perhaps the strangest residual effect is that Jack Abbot sort of, inexplicably, becomes her best friend.
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Or: Samira Mohan finds her way through residency and subsequently stumbles onto a whole lot more.
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25 Sep 2026
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Samira Mohan tried her best, but her time in Pittsburgh is coming to an end—now she must leave, start her fellowship.
The only issue? She never told Jack Abbot how she felt.
Fortunately, they have Samira’s last 12 hours in Pittsburgh to get it right.
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Or: what if a ride to the airport turned into a 12 hour date?
Before Sunrise/Before Sunset but make it Mohabbot.
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25 Sep 2026
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samira mohan spends her summer serving drinks to rich men at a cape cod country club. jack abbot is supposed to be just another golfer with an expensive watch and a generous tip. instead, he keeps coming back. and samira discovers she likes being spoiled almost as much as jack likes spoiling her.
title and chapter names from "be like a woman" by chris rainbow.
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24 Sep 2026
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Tattoo Artist!Jack Abbot opened his window to smoke at 3AM every single day. And to greet Baker!Samira Mohan, the town's newcomer who worked across the street from his house/studio.
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23 Sep 2026
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His face comes into focus then: hazel eyes watching her with an expression she doesn’t recognize, grey hair damp and curling.
“That’s it,” he says. “You with me?”
She nods, the movement slightly hindered by the hand still cupping her face. He leaves it there as he slides the other up to press two fingers to her carotid. She’s watched him perform miracles with these hands—has seen him blind cric a patient without an ounce of hesitation—but she realizes now that he is shaking.
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Or: Samira gets the happy ending she deserves.
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21 Sep 2026