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What if Samira Mohan actually lived in Oceanside, California, living with her mother on The Strand while doing med school? What if she (not so) randomly met Andrew Cody before he was sent to Folsom? What if they become friends and eventually fall in love?
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10 May 2026
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oh, i love you and i can’t fake that for a moment by writingsandmishaps for miss_hydrangea
Fandoms: The Pitt (TV)
05 May 2026
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They’ve been calling each other the stupid nicknames since their time in the VA when an older Vet with a gnarly leg lac from a fishing hook thought Samira and he were together.
Jack was hunched over, suturing, and she wandered in to watch him. She criticized a stitch he made, pointing out he placed it a little too close, leaning in over his shoulder. She stayed there watching him fix it.
“I envy you two,” Mr Kennedy said as Samira was about to pull the curtain back to leave, a smug smile on her face after she had bumped Jack’s shoulder with her own for doing a good job. Mr. Kennedy was smiling at them, a little twinkle from the fluorescents in his eyes. “Young love is such a precious thing.”
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or, same age mohabbot au
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06 May 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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04 May 2026
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"You know what your problem is?" He steps closer, close enough that she has to tilt her head back to meet his eyes. "You're so afraid of feeling something that you'd rather feel nothing at all. You'd rather be miserable and 'serene' than happy and—"
"Than what? What's the alternative? Let myself care about you and then watch it destroy everything I've built?"
"Who says it has to destroy anything?"
"History. Experience. Every Jedi who's ever fallen because they couldn't control their attachments."
"Or maybe they fell because their Order made them so afraid of attachment that they never learned how to handle it. Maybe if someone had just let them feel—"
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Samira is a Jedi Knight who knows her Code by heart. Jack is the smuggler who makes her want to forget it entirely.
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15 Apr 2026
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Samira is struggling with a home improvement project, she makes a post online and Jack comes to the rescue. along the way there's tension and maybe a little romance.
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28 Sep 2025
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Samira gets hurt, and Jack is working that night when she gets wheeled in. Pining ensues. Fluff prevails.
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- Part 1 of The Road to Utah
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24 Sep 2025
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Samira wakes in a room that feels impossibly familiar yet entirely wrong. A child calls her “mommy” and jumps into her arms, a teenage girl who looks just like her stares from the doorway, and a man’s voice drifts through the background, familiar, but unplaceable.
Oh, and a ring set encircles her ring finger.
What the fuck is going on? And where the fuck was she?
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16 Sep 2025
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The thing is, when she offered to be one of the people he checked in with before “getting some air,” she hadn’t expected him to take her up on it.
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A companion to The Bees That Protect the Hive (https://archiveofourown.org/works/67087855/chapters/173216923), with corresponding chapters but from Samira's point of view.
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- Part 3 of After PittFest
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10 Sep 2025
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She stands frozen just outside of Robby’s periphery, so Jack sees her first, head lazily turning to face her, unaware of the havoc wreaked by his unexpected appearance. Helpless, she watches as he, too, processes the impossibility of her in this context, as his brain tries to make sense of what is in front of him. There is a subtle widening of his eyes as they track over her face and her body, a parting of his lips, like he might say something.
No, wracks through her brain, no no no. And maybe he can see the word in her expression, in the stiffening of her posture, or maybe he can still read her mind. Because after a moment, his face carefully contorts back into polite blankness, a sharp relief to the panic she is sure is still etched onto her face.
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mohabbot exes-to-cowrkers lawyer au
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10 Sep 2025
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He had no idea how Dr. Samira Mohan could be an afterthought for anyone. These days she always seemed to be at the forefront of his thoughts.
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30 Aug 2025
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On what should have been an ordinary August day, Jack Abbot unpacked his things in the classroom next to Samira Mohan's and proceeded to upend her life slowly, then all at once.
In which we transfer The Pitt characters into a high school setting: some are teachers, some are students, some are off-screen.
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28 Aug 2025
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“You’re the smartest person I know in every room—but if you think I’ll have to pretend to have feelings for you, pretend like I’m fucking thrilled you chose me, then I will get on my knees right now and remind you that pretending is not necessary.”
Her stomach bottoms out, lips parting as his words sink in. Heat spreads through her body as her eyes flicker between his eyes and lips, voice light in a daze when she murmurs, “That’s not a bad idea.”
The corner of Jack’s mouth curves up. “Your mom’s right outside.”
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or, Samira and Jack don't have a moment to enjoy their morning after when her mother shows up unannounced.
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30 Jul 2025
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Samira Mohan is in need of husband to ensure her family's future.
Jack Abbot is in need of a wife to ensure his family name continues.
Can they be who the other needs?Samira returns to society to make that happen. But unfortunately scandal finds her first and she is left with no prospects. That is until Jack Abbot volunteers to help, after all this is his fault.
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28 Jun 2025
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28 Jun 2025
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Samira and Jack had sex at medical conference in New York almost four years ago. They did not exchange last names, or indeed any other pertinent biographical information.
Dr Samira Mohan, intern, has a three year old daughter.
Unsurprisingly, these two facts are connected.
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- Part 1 of butter knife
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Samira Mohan has been trying, to the best of her ability, to improve her work-life balance.
Naturally, the universe responds by making the night shift attending move into the apartment next to hers.
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Samira Mohan doesn’t lose- Well, except maybe to anyone coached by Jack Abbot. The infuriatingly composed legend is responsible for every professional defeat on her record.
So when she’s knocked out of Wimbledon by a 17 year-old, coached by Jack, of course- Samira thinks it can’t get worse. Then he’s named head coach of Team USA for the Paris Olympics.
If she wants the one title she’s never won- Olympic gold- she’ll have to train under the man who’s not only outmaneuvered her for years, but who haunts her thoughts and dreams far more than she’d like to admit.
She hates him.
At least, she thinks she does.
But the more time they spend together, the more she's unsure what burns hotter- resentment, or something far more dangerous.