After finally getting a job in the ER, Olivia is excited for the unit change. Psych and emerg can't be that different, can they? Olivia gets a complete change of pace, excitement and chaos fill the Pitt and Jack Abbot is happy to drag Olivia through it all.

One glitchy tablet, one HR email, and suddenly you're married to your attending, Jack Abbot. HR thinks it was intentional and has already started merging your records. Claim it was a mistake, and your residency could be delayed. With only three months left until you're an attending, Jack agrees to play along. Pretending to be married might save your career-but can your heart survive the side effects?

An ER shift is never sunshine and rainbows-but today feels like a descent straight into chaos. Follow Dr. Tara Javadi as she battles through the madness, finding moments of comfort and connection in the unlikeliest places. "You're like one of those flowers that grows through concrete," he says. Tara scoffs. "Did you just call me a weed?" "No-the pretty yellow kind." "Oh. A dandelion?" [The Pitt Fanfiction] Dr. Tara Javadi x Dr. Jack Abbott

A transplant patient and the doctor who refused to give up on her form a bond in the spaces between heartbeats and monitor beeps. Bound by ethical lines and unspoken restraint, their connection lingers long after she leaves the hospital. When they meet again months later, both changed by survival and loss, they discover that some people are stitched into you deeper than scars.

Dr Margot Hadley, Emergency Medicine Fellow, has slept with her Attending, and now she is sure her life is ending. But he never works this day, so she should be safe for her twelve-hour shift. Except, of course, life is never that easy. [ The Pitt ] [ Dr Michael "Robby" Robinavitch x Female OC ] [cover by @/VlCEROY] [ completed ]

Jack Abbott has seen it all - war zones, trauma bays, and nights so dark they feel endless. A grizzled combat veteran turned ER attending, he thrives on control, precision, and keeping everyone at a safe distance... including the residents he mentors. Lucy Calloway is impossible to ignore. Third-year resident, relentless optimist, and full of warmth that feels almost dangerous in the chaos of the ER. She laughs in the face of exhaustion, treats patients like family, and has a way of cutting through the walls Jack has built around himself. When night shifts collide and the adrenaline of emergencies turns into stolen glances and small, unguarded moments, Jack and Lucy find themselves navigating a battlefield far more personal than anything they've faced before. Grumpy veteran × bubbly resident. Trauma, tension, and a love that might just save them both.