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“Tell me the name, Cassie. Tell me who you’re thinking about when you look at me like that.”
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Javadi’s 21st birthday party was supposed to be a night for the team to celebrate, but for Cassie McKay, it’s a tightrope. She’s spent months carefully hiding her feelings for Dana Evans, only to find herself cornered by the one woman she’s been trying to avoid.
Some secrets are hard to keep when Dana Evans decides it’s time for you to tell the truth.
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15 Jun 2026
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Dana, fifteen years older than her and aware of it in ways Cassie often forgets to be. Dana waking up one day, realizing her body no longer responds the way it used to. Noticing recovery times and fatigue and desire changing shape.
Dana swallows once before speaking again.
“You make me feel…” She stops, frustrated immediately. “Christ.”
Cassie waits her out.
“You make me feel young in a way I haven’t felt in 20 years,” Dana says finally, quieter now. “And then my body doesn’t cooperate with that and it’s…” She shakes her head once. “Humiliating isn’t the right word. But it’s goddamn frustrating.”
Or, the one in which Dana is suddenly insatiable and Cassie tries to understand why.
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15 Jun 2026
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Something sharp and unpleasant twists low in Dana’s stomach before she can stop it.
Because Cassie hasn’t looked at her like that all day, hasn’t softened once. Not after the trauma, not after the staffing disaster, not after Dana spent hours trying to keep the entire department from capsizing.
She knows it’s unfair the moment it passes through her mind.
Dana’s the one who’s been stomping around the ER like an active thunderstorm since sunrise, snapping at Cassie in front of staff because she was overwhelmed and overstimulated and furious at literally everyone with a pulse.
Still, the feeling comes anyway.
Small and ugly and immediate.
Or: Though everyone at PTMC is blissfully unaware, Dana and Cassie have been dating for a few months when a new nurse joins the team. Dana handles it very well (no, she doesn't).
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14 Jun 2026
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“Stay. Talk to us. Let us help.”
Trinity’s usual bite shined through, “it is not that simple, and you both know that. You can’t just mother me on the couch and erase 15 years of trauma. If it was that easy, I would've done it by now-”
“Just… stay, Trinity.” Cassie's voice cut in between her last words.
or Trinity Santos needs a mom and somehow ends up with two??
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14 Jun 2026
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Santos starts a betting pool with the pittlings as a means of investigating the unspoken tension between Dana and Cassie. Because there is something going on, she's positive. She gives herself seven days to get to the bottom of it.
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14 Jun 2026