Where the hurt is-the pitt
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It's not my arms that will fail me
But this world takes more strength than it gave me
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COLD SILENT DEADLY- the pitt
-------------------------- "Transfer from paeds? I didn't know people did that." An intern boasts, leaning against the Nurses' station with her hospital iPad in hand. Dana raises her eyebrows with humour as Dr Robinavitch swiftly rounds the corner already knowing the carnage that the statement would cause. "She's a specialist physician, spent five years here before transferring next door. Respect her name and her talent." He speaks, tapping the pads of his fingers against the computer screen. Robby refuses to spare the medical student a second glance partially due to his brewing bad mood- he would never let anyone outwardly disrespect his fiancé. "If you say so." The medical student mutters under her breath sourly; watching the platinum-blonde, pink-scrubbed young woman giggle childishly alongside Dr Langdon. The two doctors stand in the middle of the corridor as if they had spent their entire lives there- although sometimes it did feel like it. The princess of the trauma centre and an angel in the body of a doctor. ------------------------ Frank Langdon x Octavia Swan(OC) x Michael Robinavitch (polyamory) (no cheating) •season 1 only - until season 2 comes out
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Elain Robinavitch-Abbot is the Princess in Pink. One of the best trauma nurses in the Pitt. Soft-spoken. Steady-handed. Loved by nearly everyone who matters. She is also married to Robby and Jack. Most of the ER already knows. Most of them also know better than to make it their business. After PittFest, peace became something everyone protected wherever they could find it. But when a nosy intern starts watching El too closely, asking too much, and turning care into suspicion, the calm the Pitt has been living in starts to crack. And Santos is about to learn that some things are private for a reason.
"I should've gone to school today" "Yeah, you should've " "I wish we just stayed home today" "Me too Hol's" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In which Holly Robinavitch should've just trusted that her dad could handle himself but she's glad she didn't.
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