On September 5th, every worker in PTMC has their limits tested. From aggressive patients, cases that don't quite sit right and a mass casualty event, staff are forced to ask themselves if they're truly cut out for this. Add a woman with a futile sense of optimism and a belief in the world to end up alright working alongside one who has seen firsthand the world's inability to do that exact thing, you'd get a sure recipe for disaster. Working in healthcare is about trust, something the two of them can't seem to find even ground on if they tried. Nell had faith in the Lord to snip the string of tension between them eventually. This was all surely just a test on her restraint, and eventually Cassie would get exactly what she deserved. Cassie was sure Nell would get the reality check she so desperately needed soon enough. Something to humble that all intrusive ego she harbored and kick her onto her ass hard enough to knock a little sense into her before either of them lost control completely. They knew it well. What goes around, comes around. 𝜗ৎ [the pitt] started: 14/02/26 finished: - - i do not own anything to do with The Pitt, it's characters or it's plot lines. i only own my ocs and their plots. :)

𝐀 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇, Spencer Reid becomes the parental guardian to his little sister after institutionalizing his mother - proving to him that raising a kid is hard when you're still a kid yourself. Elizabeth Reid was born twelve years after Spencer, a surprise pregnancy that leaves the Reid household in disarray before she is even in diapers. Spencer had biked over to the library after hearing the news, researching for eight hours just exactly the right thing to do. He had been so scared about another life being brought into the chaos, but once he held her within his hands he knew that it was the one good thing he had to protect. When Spencer turns eighteen, he realizes one thing: love can't fix things. He makes the difficult decision of institutionalizing his mother and taking legal guardianship of six-year-old Lizzy when fearing for his sister's safety with their mother's worsening condition. Spencer could change diapers, he could take her to school, but actually stepping up proves to be far over his head. He can solve mathematical equations like nothing, memorize anything with a glance, give lectures, but he cannot for the life of him understand why Lizzy refuses to go anywhere without something pink and talks back like she has a personal vendetta against him. Spencer's mind is sent into a loop; is he holding on too tightly? Not holding on tight enough? What are the chances of her turning into a sociopath from the childhood trauma? Lizzy on the other hand, only really wants one thing. For Spencer to be proud of her, which is often left lost in translation. No matter what she does, it never feels good enough. But love isn't just words. Sometimes it's packed lunches, bedtime stories, rambling, fighting about silly things, and learning when to let go. Most importantly, love can be just what Spencer and Lizzy need to heal.

Loving me is going to haunt you for a lifetime. Original, Bridgerton ©purnellisms

For all my loneliness, there still is you Stranger Things season 1 Nancy Wheeler x oc!female This is a quiet tragedy playing out in the shadows of a holy house, two girls sharing a silent and desperate heartbreak that they were forbidden to ever speak out loud. Loving a girl in a town like this, in a house like this, was a surefire way to burn one's essence to Hell.

𝕴t turns out that we're both quite unlucky or at least 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 like that. ORIGINAL HORROR & MYSTERY ╱ © dogscure ; cover by kissbunny

"come on, summer. you can make it if you want to."

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