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“Dr. Langdon,” Mel said.
He looked over at her. She was outside on her balcony too, wearing plaid pajama pants and an oversized t-shirt. Her hair was down.
“Frank,” he said.
“I haven’t seen you,” she said. She wrapped her arms around herself, hands hooked over her elbows.
“I’ve been laying low,” he said.
She looked up at the stars. He watched the pale line of her neck, the way her shoulders rolled back. She tucked her hair behind her ears and he watched that too. Mel had long, delicate fingers and pretty ears.
“Why?” Mel asked.
She’d come nearer to the railing between them and so as he spoke so did he. It was almost like they were on the same balcony, that way.
(Dr. Langdon disappears and Mel King gets a new neighbor.)
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25 Jun 2026
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When an unexpected trauma lands in the ER, truths and secrets are revealed about Langdon’s life outside of the hospital. And when the first person who immediately saw Mel for who she was needs help, she’s there.
(I am awful at these summary things but just know I’m a slow burn angst/comfort bitch and these two are precious together so here I am writing my first Pitt fic, I swear I’ll update this once I get more plot out there. Rating for futures chapters)
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14 Jun 2026
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Like the one Frank thinks of now, as he stares at the ceiling. He can practically heat Mom’s voice, chipper and raspy and kind of grating: Time flies when you’re having fun!
Frank is not having fun. It must be why time seems to have stilled.
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11 Jun 2026
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He becomes aware of his hands flexing in the air with the effort not to touch her. She notices as well, shifting with a small, watery sound. And he looks down just as she looks up at him and she's goddamn adorable. She has a nose that deserves to be kissed.
“What's wrong?” she asks him, and it's so absurd how big her heart is, he just wants to laugh. It must show on his face, because she peels herself from him, shrinking. “I'm sorry. I'm freaking you out.”
“You're not.”
“I'm sorry,” she says anyway.
He misses her already. “Stop that.”
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A newly separated Frank Langdon goes to the movies alone to take his mind off things on the eve of his return to the Pitt. He ends up spending the entire night with Mel King.
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07 Jun 2026
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What if that breakroom scene we're all thinking about went a little different?
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06 Jun 2026