caughtdaylight
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“Hey,” Trinity says, pushing off the railing. “Would you want to go grab a drink?”
No, is Samira’s knee-jerk response, derived from nothing other than the worn paths in her psyche, of her own self-perception that she isn’t the kind of person who does these things. But. Lightning flashes again and she blinks as rain starts pelting down on them, a true there-and-gone summer storm. There’s no escaping it. Trinity’s laughing as they run back to the door and off the roof. The suddenness of everything squeezes through her and she’s nodding. “Yeah, sure.” Breathless. “Let’s go get a drink.”
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- Part 4 of something med school did not cover
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Victoria plays Trinity her favorite album.
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- Part 3 of something med school did not cover
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“I’m not…good at talking.”
Dennis laughs at that. “Understatement of the century.”
Trinity comes home after seeing the trauma counselor.
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- Part 2 of something med school did not cover
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"'Trust your gut,' Robby tells you, but what about when your gut is wrong?"
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- Part 1 of something med school did not cover
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something med school did not cover by caughtdaylight, orphan_account
Fandom The Pitt (TV)
28 May 2026
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the pitt one-shots
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Even as the days pass, we remain. Still, we remain. by WHYISEVERYNAMETAKEN
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
16 Jul 2026
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“Is it weird—” Trinity’s voice is loud. Obtrusive. She hates it, hates how awkward this feels, “—that I call you Garcia in bed?”
As much as she can, Garcia shrugs. “I don’t think so.” Her fingers sift through the cereal, dry clinks echoing in their wake. “It’s not like this is serious or anything. Just…” she trails off, then shrugs again.
Colors bleed together, water flows, and excitement melts into exhaustion.
“Right,” Trinity says. She manages a forced laugh. “Right, of course.”
OR: The one in which working in an ER is exhausting and so, too, is figuring out where one stands with their lets keep it casual hookup. But life keeps churning, lives keep slipping away, and Trinity really needs to know if she's actually straight-passing or if everyone around her just has a horrible gaydar.
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18 Jul 2026
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Baran runs into her former resident at a medical conference and decides to take Trinity up on her suggestion of spending the night together.
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05 Jul 2026
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The silence stretches again. Garcia doesn’t move to leave. Baran isn’t sure whether she has more to say or if she doesn’t want to leave Trinity quite yet. Neither option is appealing to Baran.
“Did you know? About us?”
“I suspected,” Garcia admits, sees the half-mortified look on Baran’s face and continues. “She gets soft around you. Not in her words or her body. But something just relaxes a little. No one else sees it.”
“You do,” Baran says quietly.
“Well, I have practice seeing Trinity.” Again, it stings. Garcia looks away. Baran looks away.
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Or, Trinity panics during sex with her girlfriend.Bookmarked by caughtdaylight
05 Jul 2026
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Baran Al-Hashimi has spent her life believing she was destined to be alone, growing up with epilepsy, overprotective parents, and the pressure of becoming a doctor while never feeling the soulmate connection she always dreamed of. At twenty one, she finally discovers her soulmate bond with Yolanda Garcia, a thirteen year old girl whose broken arm allows Baran to feel her pain for the first time. It's only a few years later when Baran and Yolanda start realize their connection isn't as complete as they thought.
A garsanshimi shared-pain soulmate au.
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27 Jun 2026
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Yolanda knows Trinity's hands intimately. She knows the rhythm of them at work, fast and precise and unendingly capable. She has the feeling of them on her waist at two in the morning, warm under the hem of her shirt and pressing into the lower edges of her ribs, memorized. She can find the half-moon scar near Trinity's right thumb without a second glance and is familiar with the way she cracks her knuckles every morning as soon as she wakes up, like her own personal version of a morning stretch.
So when, hardly an hour into their night out with coworkers, Trinity's fist slams into a man's face hard enough to send him staggering into the edge of a high-top table, Yolanda is so stunned that she reels almost as hard as the actual recipient of the punch.
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21 Jun 2026