Ocean Eyes • Dr. Brendon Park
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Josephine "Jo" Reese isn't looking for anything permanent, focused instead on her demanding career and keeping her guarded heart intact. That becomes complicated when she meets Brendon, her neighbor and colleague, who quietly challenges every wall she's built.
What starts as tension and clipped interactions grows into an undeniable connection. Brendon's steady presence contrasts Jo's instinct to pull away, creating a slow, complicated push and pull between them. Jo is forced to confront whether risking her heart is worth finally being seen.
Dr. Brendon Park (Park The Shark) x OFC
The Pitt fanfic
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