TO THE BONE ... m.robinavitch
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Contenido adultoConcluida mié, ene 21, 202611h 19m
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 ]
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