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I’m doing drugs tonight (ones I’m not prescribed) by talkyourwayintomyarms
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
01 Jul 2026
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A story set in an alternate universe where Mel — not Santos — is the one who discovers Langdon’s addiction, and the consequences that follow.
Frank Langdon has been dealing with unbearable guilt after mistreating his new student on her very first day, right after she discovered his secret. Trying to ease his conscience, he searches for a way to fix what he’s done, all while struggling with his addiction.
The story features stylistic elements inspired by the album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.
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07 Jul 2026
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There was always this undercurrent between them that now threatened to pull her under the waves. No restraint from his side and no inhibitions on hers. A countdown winded down on a bomb that could implode and wreck everything. But still, she let it tick.
Until it went off.
”I didn’t know you knew how to ride like that …” His voice was deep and low as his eyes locked into hers. A double entendre that she immediately recognized as his fingertips gently brushed her thigh. “…horses, I meant.”
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06 Jul 2026
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professional brat tamer, Frank Langdon, MD by daryldixonaf for brighterdaze
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
04 Jul 2026
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“You’re such a brat, you know that?” Frank teases. Mel shrugs and returns to her seat.
“Maybe you elicit it,” she suggests, her tone sincere. His heart thuds in his chest like a bat out of hell. Maybe he does.
or: frank learning the ropes of brat taming his favorite resident, melissa king
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05 Jul 2026
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The day that Melissa King first meets Frank Langdon is also the first day that she ever argues with an adult.
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04 Jul 2026
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"I guess I’m not really used to thinking about options,” he admits, which feels like an unbelievably dumb thing for an adult—a father, a teacher, an ex-husband, an addict—to say out loud. “I just do the thing that seems like what you’re supposed to do."
Leanne hums in the way that Frank has come to learn, two stints in rehab later, is therapist non-verbal speak for “you’ve said something very troubling and therefore fascinating. Prepare to learn about yourself.”
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- Part 2 of and they were CO-TEACHERS
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01 Jul 2026