mid 30s, she/they, northeastern US. avalonjoan on AO3.
crowned "Sickfic God" by @heavensenthale.
abby/frank, robbylangdon, kingdon | 38k | rated t | the pitt big bang 2026
He pulls his hand away, leaving his sweaty hair askew, and that’s when Mel sees it: an off-color oval, nestled into the base of his skull.
Her heart drops.
“You told me you didn’t have a soulmark anymore.”
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Langdon’s soulmate marks come and go, leading him from Abby to Robby and eventually to Mel, who never expected to have a soulmate and has to learn how.
Hahaha hiiiiii Mr landlord only one of the three smoke/CO detectors we have are working even after I changed the batteries!!
fuck everything. whats the media people ASSUME youre into. what are people surprised that you havent watched/played/whatever
I’m soooooo embarrassed. My lord told me “good night,” but I thought he was calling me a good knight, and, well, you could hear it clink against my codpiece.
Robby's signal is always terrible because he's out in the absolute middle of bumfuck nowhere, but Jack is still completely enamored with the three pixels he can make out on the screen. He misses Robby soooooooo much that even a blurry, glitchy video call is enough to make him smile
Day 16: glitter Word count: 273
The first kiss happened as an accident.
They left the hospital side by side with their usual weariness, trying —and failing— to leave behind the ache and suffering, instead latching onto the good things, onto the patients they could save. They stopped by Mel's car, moved in for a quick hug and a kiss on the cheek, but he leaned too far to the right; she pushed up too much on her tiptoes and lost her balance, and suddenly they were kissing.
It was fleeting, lasting no more than a couple of seconds. They both laughed it off and moved on.
The second one wasn't.
He knew he'd gone looking for her at the ambulance bay during a break for no reason other than to be near her, to hear her voice, to watch her face shifting through a million different expressions as they talked. They were just mumbling silly things when, just before the break ended, they were kissing again.
Frank wasn't sure who leaned in first, who pressed harder, who parted their lips, deepening the kiss.
And then it kept happening.
It wasn't a secret, but none of them talked about it. None of their coworkers teased them, started betting pools, or called HR on them.
So he wasn't sure how Abby found out.
He finished his shift, kissed his coworker silly against the driver 's-side door of her car, and climbed into his own. When he pulled down the visor to fix his hair in the vanity mirror, he was showered in glitter.
Something smacked him square in the forehead before fluttering into his lap, a card that read: “CHEATER”.
