"how do you even know her?" "she's my wife"

Jack Abbot x OC S 1 - S 2. (S3 when out). Sophie Robinavitch has spent most of her life being known as Robby's little sister. At twenty-three, she's determined to change that. Newly qualified and starting as a nurse at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, Sophie wants to prove she belongs in the ER on her own merit-not because her much older brother happens to be one of its most respected doctors. Bubbly, confident, stubborn and armed with a dangerously quick mouth, Sophie has never had much trouble getting exactly what she wants. Then, the night before everything begins, she meets Jack Abbot. Older. Infuriatingly confident. Completely capable of making Sophie forget every clever thing she was about to say. One drink turns into flirting. Flirting turns into one night. And one night shouldn't matter-until Sophie walks into the Pitt and discovers the stranger whose bed she left is not only a doctor there, but one of Robby's closest friends. They agree it can never happen again. It does. Again. And again. What begins as stolen moments and a secret neither can afford to let Robby discover quickly becomes something neither of them knows how to control. Jack insists they're casual-until another man looks at Sophie. Sophie insists she doesn't care-until Jack starts pulling away. And while half the ER seems to figure them out before Robby does, keeping their hands off each other might actually be easier than keeping their feelings out of it. But Pittsburgh Trauma doesn't stop for complicated relationships. And when a violent patient leaves Sophie badly injured, Jack is the one who tears him away from her-and Robby is forced to realise there might be someone else willing to protect his little sister just as fiercely as he always has. Because Sophie Robinavitch might be the worst decision Jack Abbot has ever made. She might also be the one he has no intention of regretting. After all, some things are worth doing against medical advice.

Gracie Blake knows how to keep people alive. After years as an Army medic and now one of the most trusted doctors at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital, she's built her life on control, precision, and never letting her past get too close. In the ER, she's steady. Unshakable. The one everyone leans on when things fall apart. But some days don't follow the rules. On the anniversary of a loss that still haunts the entire department, Gracie walks into a shift already stretched thin, balancing fragile patients, terrified interns, and the quiet, complicated pull she feels toward her mentor, Dr. Robby. As the line between professional and personal begins to blur, Gracie is forced to confront the one thing she's spent her life avoiding: You can't save everyone. And sometimes, the hardest part isn't the lives you lose, it's the ones you can't let yourself love. THE PITT OC x Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch SEASON 1 - DONE ✅

Dr. Ivy Lim was an invaluable attending to Gaffney-Chicago Medical Center. During her fellowship there, she and three other doctors studied retrieval medicine and learned to face obstacles as an elite team. Seven years later, she returned to Pittsburgh. Her estranged biological mother, still in prison, was suffering from end-stage kidney failure. Ivy expected that Mother would pass away quietly, that it would proceed without a funeral, and then return to Chicago like nothing had happened. She promised to Gloria that she would only stay for a year. And she would cover the ED and all adult ICU--because she could face anything. What she did not expect was that her apartment would burn down at 3am. And then there's broody, 'sadboi' Dr. Robinavitch. Complicated, yet just as dedicated and brilliant, Michael makes sure to leave a hole exactly in the shape of him in her heart by the time it's all over. When will it be over, really? The ultimate test for Ivy will be the 15000-people stampede at the PittFest shooting. Is she really supposed to do everything by herself?

When nurse Eleanor Fischer discovers she's pregnant, her carefully balanced life at The Pitt begins to unravel. Surrounded by whispers, mistakes, and the ghosts of a night she can't take back, she finds unexpected comfort in Dr. Michael Robinavitch - her steady, kind colleague who's always kept his distance. As the lines between friendship and something deeper begin to blur, Eleanor must learn that love isn't about perfect beginnings - it's about choosing to stay through all the broken things. A tender, slow-burn romance about healing, forgiveness, and finding home in the people who never walk away.

ROOFTOP PULSE┋ ❝ i feel no need to forgive but i might as well. but let me kiss your lips so i know how it felt. pay for my coffee and leave before the sun goes down. walk for hours in the dark feeling all hell❞ THE PITT┋ DIVORCED&RECONNECTION! JACK ABBOT STAND-ALONE WRITTEN BY @katlupinz

In the aftermath of a suicide attempt, a young woman wakes up in a hospital where nothing feels real except the doctor who refuses to look at her like she's broken. Bound by ethics, silence, and the weight of survival, two strangers form a connection neither of them is allowed to name. This is not a story about being saved-but about what lingers after you live.

It starts with silence. Then praise. Then a look no one else gets. But as shift after shift pulls them closer, the lines blur between protection and possession, control and care. He doesn't touch her-until she touches him. And when the tension finally snaps, the fallout is inevitable. He warned her once: "If I cross that line, I won't go back." She whispered back: "Then don't

Y/N Robinavitch knows better than to get involved with anyone from Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center-especially someone who works under her dad. But when she meets Dennis Whitaker, her dad's attending, keeping her distance suddenly isn't so easy. He's guarded, a little rough around the edges... and somehow softer with her than anyone else. What starts as a few harmless conversations turns into something neither of them can ignore-even if they probably should. I DONT OWN ANY OF THE CHARACTERS IN THIS

Ellie Robinavitch grew up in the emergency room-doing homework at the nurses' station, learning which alarms mattered, and watching her dad hold the chaos together like it was second nature. She thought he was untouchable. But over time, something started to shift. Not enough to name. Not enough to stop. Just small moments-missed sleep, shorter answers, a heaviness that seemed to follow him home. The kind of unraveling that happens quietly. The kind you don't realize you're watching until you're already in the middle of it. Now, as Ellie is pulled deeper into the world she thought she understood, she's left trying to figure out where the line is- between holding it together... and losing yourself completely.