10 Bookmarks by quickbeam33
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A washout service dog who can't stop caring about strangers. A man who can't remember the last time he touched something alive that wasn't crashing. Jack looks at both of them and sees the same animal.
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09 Jul 2026
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"Mikey," Jack turned away from the mirror. He tilted the hat at a slight angle. "Hand to God, I think this is my best look."
"You look like someone's embarrassing uncle."
"I look like your embarrassing husband," he grinned.
In which Jack commits multiple Christmas fashion crimes, Robby pretends to be annoyed while being catastrophically in love with his husband, and they end up with an incredibly special Christmas tree—because that's what love looks like when you build it yourself.
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04 Jul 2026
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Jack finds himself sleeping in Robby's bed.
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30 Jun 2026
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5 things Robby taught the trainees, and 1 thing they taught him.
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- Part 5 of tzedek, tzedek, tirdof
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23 Jun 2026
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The first stop on Robby's sabbatical is, apparently, Jack's bed.
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10 Jun 2026
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Dana caught him dozing in the rocking chair, Baby Jane Doe still in his arms.
“36 hours, max,” she said, which is how Robby ended up in an Uber with two bags of baby gear.
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20 May 2026
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Esther looked at him steadily for a long moment, and then took her glasses off. "And you think this isn't a therapy question, Michael?"
(After the Fourth of July, Robby grapples with making a new path forward, with Jack at his side.)
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15 May 2026
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Working through my own issues by torturing Jack Abbot
All fics are standalone :)
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10 May 2026
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Denial. Robby could recite the stages of grief like a prayer. But this? No, it simply wasn’t true. He’d seen Jack, what, an hour and a half before 8:24? Jack, who’d joked about…something. What was it? Hawkeye, that was it. Jack had called Robby ‘Hawkeye.’ And then he’d left, saying he’d see him tonight. Jack had said specifically that, he’d said he’d see Robby tonight. That wasn’t…that just wouldn’t make sense.
“No, he, uh…he’s back on duty in a couple hours, he’ll be coming in for his shift.”
It was such an inane thing to say. Exactly the sort of thing he’d find heartrendingly innocent in the family of a patient, when delivering the bad news. Not rational. Not real. But this had to be real, Jack had to be coming in for his shift. Handover was in two hours.
Officer Anders stepped in. “We’d like you to come down to the station with us to identify the body.”
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Robby finds out that he's Jack's emergency contact in the worst possible way: when he's called in to identify the body.
Can be a sequel to 'Day or Night,' but also works as a standalone. Title from 'I Was an Island' by John-Allison Weiss.
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06 May 2026
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After the trauma bay confrontation that stops Robby from disappearing into a passively suicidal spiral, he starts therapy and tries, reluctantly, to stay alive on purpose. Then Baby Jane Doe enters his orbit and detonates something old and wounded in him. When he decides to pursue kinship fostering, Jack is horrified, convinced Robby has interpreted “get help” in the most dangerously Robby way possible. But once the process starts, Jack cannot watch him do it alone. What begins as triage becomes cohabitation, then partnership, then family.
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- Part 1 of Dancing Through The Darkness
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23 Apr 2026