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After one of the worst shifts of her career, Dr. Samira Mohan swears she is done with the ED.
But at 3 a.m., she comes back through the ambulance bay doors in heart-print shorts, a black coat, and blood on her hands, having saved a man’s life with nothing but instinct, nerve, and a pen.
Dr. Jack Abbott has always known Samira was good.
That night, he realizes she might be extraordinary.- Language:
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09 Jul 2026
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“Sometimes the grief-" She motions both hands in a wide cradle at her gut. "Feels like a stomach. And it's not hungry anymore, but it's not empty either. It's just been digesting for decades and nothing is moving, it's just simmering and building and it burns."
It takes a moment, but she steels herself enough to meet his eyes again.
She doesn't think she has any right to ask, but she's already cracked open- more than she's ever been with someone- so she does.
"Do you still feel that way?"
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5 times they connect and 1 time she sabotages it
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09 Jul 2026
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Jack Abbot is a gentleman.
This wasn’t something he was born with, obviously. His sisters whipped him into shape growing up, not to mention Mama, who would always fix him with a steely look if he gave her lip. Jack Abbot— no, Doctor Jack Abbot is charming. He’s direct, but not insensitive. He’s realistic, but not depressing. Finding that balance there, somewhere between confident and efficient, that was where he filled in. That translated eventually to reassuring residents, offering them advice in a way that wasn’t harsh, like Robby, but helpful. Constructive. That translated to mildly flirty conversations with Myrna, handing off a lighter to Dana in the smoking area, patting Robby on the back after a long day (or night, depending on the shift).
And apparently, being a gentleman translated to completely ignoring his crush on Samira Mohan.
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08 Jul 2026
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He'd have gone looking for her, if things had been different. If he thought she wanted to be found. He'd go anywhere.
But he didn't have to. Because she came back.Bookmarked by Roobee
08 Jul 2026
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Samira Mohan goes to bed on Tuesday night and wakes up on Tuesday morning, which should be impossible.
Or: sixteen Tuesdays, one horrible loss, and the slow, terrifying discovery that letting someone in might be the only way out.
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07 Jul 2026