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Robby's been watching Whitaker spend too much time in Room 12. Too much laughter. Too much casual touch from a patient who isn't dying anymore. When their breaks align, Robby decides it's time to remind his favorite resident exactly who he belongs to—and exactly what the rules say about crossing lines. (Spoiler: Robby's allowed to break every single one, as long as no one else tries.)
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It takes Dennis 3 years to realize that he’s desperately in love with his attending. It takes him three months to realize that Robby might just feel the same.
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Robby experiences some symptoms related to heart problems, without realizing (or wanting to realize) that the cause is right in front of him.
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Robby has a crush—one that’s pretty inappropriate for someone his age—on his favorite resident, and no one but himself could possibly know about it… unless a heart monitor gave him away.
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Dennis rips the badge free and stares at it like it has personally betrayed him. “Denise? For real?” He looks at Santos in utter disbelief. “Do I look like a Denise to you?”
Unfortunately, that last part carries.
At the far end of the station, Robby pauses mid-stride on his way back from triage, a chart tucked under his arm. He glances over, clearly having heard just enough to be dangerous.
“Well,” he says. “You are very pretty.”
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DeniseDennis is on his way upstairs to straighten out a spelling error on his badge before a new nickname sticks. Robby just so happens to need the elevator at the same time. -
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See, that’s the thing about sex, and alcohol, and bad choices. They’re fun at first, but it’s a slippery slope. And once he started his ER rotations — Dennis met his match.
Michael Robinavitch
Michael, and his big, strong hands. Michael and his wrinkles. Michael and his religious mumblings on the floor of pedes. Michael and his magnetic fucking pull.
And Dennis, oh, Dennis was enamored.
Because yes, maybe Dennis’ first love was the city, or the sky above the farm, or god. But his heart was never reserved for an idea bigger than himself. And it was never really all that into casual sex with men who don’t touch him like he burns.
‘And god is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear.’
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Dennis is in love with his boss, that much is clear. And his harmless exploration of sexuality turns to a reckless habit in an effort quell his feelings for Robby. Trinity has had enough, and Dennis vows to stop. Though Robby’s mixed signals make that very hard. (They’ll work it all out in the end.)