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Josh takes his time to adjust the back of each cap so it fits each individual child, all while a boy with shockingly red hair talks a mile a minute beside him. Whatever story he’s telling it must be incredibly detailed because he makes big, broad gestures with his hands and rocks forward on his toes, leaning into Josh’s space like he’s making sure he’s listening. Josh smiles and nods and asks questions in return that send the boy off into another tangent which makes Josh smile even wider.
If it were anyone else, Oliver would call it heartwarming. Adorable. Sweet.
But it’s Dr. Nichols, who didn’t care that Hannah might lose her own children. Who tried to kick him off her case. Who yelled at him in the parking lot of a dive bar just because he wanted to give Wyatt a chance to make things right with his own daughter.
So Oliver won’t call it any of those things. He won’t call it anything at all. And he absolutely won’t acknowledge the way it suddenly kick-starts the ticking of his biological clock.
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31 Mar 2026
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Dr. Joshua Nichols and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.
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03 Dec 2025
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in the same way, each morning by Kate Andrews (k8andrewz)
Fandoms: Brilliant Minds (TV 2024)
28 Nov 2024
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"I would have," Josh admits. "If you'd asked."
Oliver groans. "Aren't you supposed to be the angel on my shoulder?"
"Didn't you promise to break me?"
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- Part 3 of Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
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20 Nov 2025
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“I needed this,” Josh says, and Oliver looks up with a soft smile.
“What?”
“A night out. Away from the hospital, paperwork, and interns. This is nice.”
“It’s gonna get nicer,” Oliver says as he leans forward.
Josh meets him halfway for a kiss that no one around them pays any attention to. When he pulls back, he makes the mistake of glancing over Oliver’s shoulder and groans at what he sees.
“Maybe we should leave.”
Or, 5 failed dates + 1 successful one.
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16 Nov 2025
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Josh looks up as shoes squeak against the linoleum.
Wolf is frozen halfway down the hall—-clearly needing to get to the nurses station but not wanting to, at least not right now.
He starts then stops again, turns like he wants to walk away then sighs and turns back around.
Josh could let him have it–go literally anywhere else in the building–but he was here first, both in the hall and hospital, and this awkwardness between them—this no man's land between what they are and what they are not–is all on Wolf’s shoulders.
Let him deal with it.
Or, Josh's past repeats itself while he and Wolf find their way back to each other.
Bookmarked by kaseph
21 Jul 2025