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Dana Evans really thought she’d seen it all. But when Jack Abbot walks into the ED with a baby girl in his arms, all hell breaks loose. Because no one knew he was even dating let alone a parent to a 6-month old.
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Jack Abbot is a certified girl-dad.
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- Part 6 of In every universe but our own
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20 Jul 2026
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Jack and Samira agree to watch Mel and Franks daughter for an hour and leave more affected by it than either expected.
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15 Jul 2026
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In the presence of their family and friends who mean the most to them, Mohabbot promise each other forever in a quiet Tamil Hindu ceremony filled with love, tradition, and memories.
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15 Jul 2026
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“Jack,” he’s gray now. He wasn’t gray when they met but now his auburn brown hair has faded to almost entirely silver. She imagines it would suit him if there wasn’t so much blood in it. “to what do I owe the displeasure?”
Maybe it’s a mean thing to say when he’s actively being loaded out of an ambulance, but Samira really cannot bring herself to care. He’s upright and breathing, so in the grand scheme of things, the situation can’t be that bad. And you’re allowed to be rude to your ex-husband—it’s one of the big perks of getting divorced before you graduate med school. It’s the participation prize of a failed marriage.
“Hey there, gorgeous.”
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Samira's ex rolls into PTMC and brings a lot of baggage with him.Bookmarked by math_cha_matics
10 Jul 2026
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Jack didn’t go in much for praying anymore. No point, not when nobody upstairs seemed to give a shit either way. Praying was for altar boys and little kids and people who wanted their football team to win the Superbowl; for parents in his ER who refused medical care for their dying children in favor of speaking in tongues and yelling up the ladder to something that didn’t answer. Not for him. He believed in only a few things, and none of those were anything big enough to pray to.
Well, almost none. There’d been one thing. A person, really. Bigger than a person, though. More like a grand, orchestral concept, a hope half-divine, fifty-two percent of the reason he kept showing up to work for four years straight.
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Jack Abbot is seriously injured while responding to a mass shooting. Samira Mohan, who has left the Pitt, happens to be his ER doctor at Westbridge. A reunion and a conversation, both long overdue, follow.
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08 Jul 2026