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âshe could go to jupiter, and heâll still find her.â
a small blurb that was heavily inspired by what shawn hatosy has said about samira mohan from the perspective of jack abbot ⥠heâs always been so passionate about supriyaâs characterization of samira so i obviously had to write something. enjoy!
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April 1st, 2026.
Samira hadnât felt this giddy since she received her acceptance to the PTMC emergency medicine rotation five years ago.
Today was the day Artemis II would be launching. After years of meticulous planning and one failed launch the year prior, she would finally be able to witness humankind on the Moon, years after the Apollo missions.
They had to get it this time.
After requesting a few days off last year to travel to Florida to watch the space launch in real time, the failure to launch felt personal. Especially after her walk of shame back to Pittsburgh after having excitedly told everyone she would be witnessing history.
Except the only historical thing she had witnessed was a very drunk George Washington from the Fort Pitt Museum throwing up all over her scrubs during her double. And a very embarrassing picture that is still in Parker Ellisâs phone to this day.
âIâm saving it for yours and Abbotâs eventual wedding. Thisâll make a hell of a start to a toast.â Samira threw a pen at Parker, the other dodging it skillfully.
So perhaps she was wrong about having never felt this giddy since her acceptance.
That one faithful night on the roof of the PTMC, rain pouring heavily from the sky as Jack Abbot, the man whom she had eyes for ever since her second year, held her face in his hands as if he were holding the entire world in his palms.
âIâve loved you even before I made you do that risky pigtail catheter procedure,â he had said. She couldnât tell if it was the rain or her tears falling down her cheeks at that moment, but she had kissed him with so much passion and fervor that all distracting thoughts had vanished within seconds.
For the first time in her life, she had felt confident about someone loving her in her entirety. How could she not, after he had risked his status as attending and his lungs to stand in the heavy rain just to pour his heart out to Samira?
It was a wonderful kiss. Unfortunately, the scale of the downpour resulted in the two catching nasty colds and taking the next two days off simultaneously (which had not gone unnoticed by certain nosy residents.)
So yes, she has not been this giddy since her emergency rotation acceptance and the day she found out her feelings were reciprocated.
As she nurses her mug of steaming chai, she anxiously checks the antique wooden clock hung above Jackâs wide-screen TV. Thereâs still time until the launch.
She watches the stream, voices filtering out and thinking of how her Appa wouldâve been ecstatic to see the Artemis II launch. He had loved space. He had loved the vast, unexplored expanses of space and what it had to offer.
âKutti, see that? Thatâs Callisto, one of Jupiterâs moons. Galileo discovered it centuries ago with a homemade telescope. Can you believe that?â Ten-year-old Samira stared at her father in awe. The gleam in his eyes was much more beautiful than the stars he insisted she look at through his Celestron Ultima 2000.
The same telescope she had to part with tearfully during a rather financially straining time last year. Jack had insisted on her keeping it, but they had barely been two months into their relationship and it felt wrong for him to take such a big step to support her financially.
She feels herself slowly falling into a depressive spiral, but the sound of keys jingling and the front doorâs three locks being unlocked jolts her out of it.
Jack stumbles in with paper bags, kicking the door shut behind him. She quickly stands up to help him but heâs quick to place them on the counter before turning to Samira.
âHey sweetheart,â he greets, voice gravelly. He pulls her against his chest and noses her hairline. She inhales his musky, pine scent while sinking into his embrace. Almost immediately, her chest feels less heavier and heartbeat begins to slow.
âI missed you.â She buries herself further into his chest. She feels the sudden urge to mold herself with him so she never has to leave the comforts of his solid chest.
Jack was always ever so thoughtful. To anybody else, this launch wouldâve been something silly to take the day off for. But to Samira, it was something so sentimental. It felt like the only major connection to her appa after her mother had sold her childhood home back in Jersey. And understood her wholeheartedly.
He had taken the day off with her just so he could give her company. He knew that this would be an emotional time for Samira, and he had insisted on being there for her during every second.
They continue to embrace each other under the warm lights of the kitchen until Jack pulls away first. She pouts at him and he smiles, pressing a feather light kiss on her lips.
Thereâs something so blissfully domestic about watching the man she loves shrug his Carhartt jacket off and make his way over to the leather sofa to remove his boots and prosthesis.
She walks over to the corner in his living room to fetch his crutches as heâs finished removing the sleeve. She places them next to him, gently taking his hands from the stump and massaging the phantom pain for him. She places a kiss on his knee and she looks up at him.
Heâs looking at her with the softest gaze one could muster. Regardless of how familiarized theyâve gotten with this now joint routine, the vulnerability and trust from Jack never ceases to tug at her heart. She slowly stands up, standing in between Jackâs knees spread apart.
âHave I ever told you how nice you look in synthetic nylon?â
He laughs, face warm in her palms. She strokes his cheekbone with her right thumb and counts the freckles that span across his face. Like the stars in those constellations sheâd see through her appaâs telescope.
âNo, Iâd love to hear more on that.â He pauses, maintaining his usual intense gaze. âExcept you looking at me like this has me thinking of other things right now.â
Her stomach does this little flip. She giggles, teeth showing and everything. She bends forward and slots her lips with his, like a puzzle piece being fitted in.
He tastes like the Aquaphor chapstick that she had insisted he buy. His tongue makes his way past her lips, and she can now taste remnants of dark roast and minty gum. He pulls her down onto his lap, giving him easier access to Samira as his big hands snake under the hem of her worn out crew neck sweater. His left hand traces her spine, the callouses on his fingers sending a fluttering sensation up her body. The other squeezes her ass lightly, drawing out a small moan from her.
He groans against her in response, voice deep with want. She so desperately wants this to escalate into being pinned down in his silk sheets, with Jack barely whispering filthy things into her ear as he plunges into her from behind. Sheâs even ready to call it a night as she feels the hardness in his cargo pants rubbing against her clothed cunt.
âJack,â she all but whimpers out. âWe have to watch the launch. I canât miss this one.â
He exhales against her lips. They pull away from each other, and she suddenly fears she may have disappointed him by not taking this further.
âIâm sorry, I got carried away. But youâre just look so damn beautiful right now. Couldnât help myself,â he rumbles. She presses her lips together, gaze faltering from his.
âSamira, baby, I can see you drifting off.â He strokes her cheek. âWe donât have to do this right now, and weâre here to do something more important. Weâre okay, yeah?â
She nods. His deep understanding of her leaves no room for any further doubts.
Samira lounges with the array of pillows and her fuzzy throw blanket that now smells of a mix of her floral, tangerine scent and Jackâs pine, musky scent. She watches the crew talk about what their mission will entail while the bathroom sink runs in the background.
Her mind drifts off once again to wishing her appa was with her. Would he have been happy that she still keeps his love for space alive? Would he have been proud of her for scoring an interview with Presby for an attending position?
Would he have loved Jack just as much as she did? Unlike the harshness that had radiated off her Ammaâs judgement towards her relationship?
âSamira, heâs fifteen years older than you! What is wrong with you? And a white man, nonetheless?â Samira gripped her phone tightly, tears threatening to fall. âAmma, I love him and he loves me. Isnât that what really matters? Why canât you just be happy for me instead of being so fucking cynical for once!â
She had missed her appa rather immensely after that fight. She craved the gentle cadence of his voice and his reassurance. He had always been a stark contrast to her motherâs fiery personality. Yet, somehow, thatâs what strengthened her parentsâ relationship. He was a patient man, so deeply in love with her mother. He never once had raised his voice at either her or Samira. In some cruel way, it made sense for fate to take away the one healthy masculine presence in her life before Jack came along years later.
She hears the creak of crutches on the wooden flooring behind her. She watches as Jack makes his way next to her, now dressed in a black t-shirt and those oh so distracting grey sweatpants. She fights the urge to stare at the obvious print for any longer and glues her eyes to the screen instead.
âHowâre you doing, sweetheart?â She preens at the term of endearment. The sofa dips next to her and he positions them to have Samira lying back against the expanse of his chest.
âDoing okay, I think,â she murmurs. She plays with his fingers as she hums. âJust thinking.â
His chest rumbles behind her as he responds with a hum of acknowledgment.
âAnything you wanna talk about?â
She shifts slightly, half looking at the television and half her attention towards Jack.
âItâs just⌠ever since this launch, Iâve been thinking a lot more about my father. Just a rush of sentimental memories and all the things we used to do back home when it came to indulging in his hobbies related to Space. He was always so nerdy about it,â she laughs.
âHeâd be so happy to see a woman on the crew, too. He always advocated for women in STEM. I wish he couldâve seen me become a doctor.â
Jack runs a hand through her curls. âAnd heâd be so proud of you. Samira Mohan, the smartest doctor of us all, and the future of medicine. Iâm proud of you.â
She sniffles a little. âStop, you donât have to exaggerate.â
âWould I ever lie to you, baby? Iâve been saying that to everyone since you joined the PTMC. Your father wouldâve been ecstatic to see you today.â
âI guess he wouldâve.â Jack shifts under her to gaze down at her. She begins to count his freckles again, a habit that she canât seem to let go of. The lines at the corners of his eyes and mouth look like lightning streaks across a starry, freckled sky.
âHe definitely would be so, so proud of you. His love for Space continues to live across missions like these. You witnessing this today is a testament to his commitment towards your passion and his own. Youâre continuing to fuel his passion and keep it alive as he supported yours until the end.â
She feels tears burning at back of her eyes. Moments like these make her wonder if Jack was a blessing sent to her by her appa.
âI love you,â is all she can muster out. But she truly means it.
âI love you, too, Samira.â
âI mean it, Jack. You taking the time off to watch this with me, even when you didnât have to,â she smiles up at him. âYou knew how important this was to not just me, but my appa too. I just know he wouldâve loved you.â
Jackâs eyes widen slightly. His puppy dog eyes, as sheâd like to call them. âThatâs such a lovely thing to hear. Thank you, sweetheart. I know how much he means to you, too. Iâd do anything for you, Samira Mohan.â
âYou could go to Jupiter, and Iâd still find you.â
She laughs. âYouâre such a dork.â He smiles, crowâs feet showing.
âOnly for you, baby.â
The two watch as the shuttle takes flight eventually. Samira is fixated on the screen, but Jack is more entranced by how the screen reflects off of the dark brown pools in her eyes, almost like stars.
As the two doze off on the sofa, limbs all tangled up, Jackâs phone lights up with a notification.
Your EBay order of the Celestron Ultima 2000 has been delivered.
this has got to be the longest blurb iâve written so far, lol. and yes, jack did buy samiraâs dadâs telescope back because heâs husband material like that. the first bit about samira going to florida to see the launch was based on what actually happened to me irl (tragic) but be on the lookout for an ao3 link to this soon! let me know what you think in the comments âď¸
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controversial but i actually don't really care that samira doesn't give a fuck about her coworkers. she's a good teacher and that's the most that's professionally expected of her. give us nothing girl, go home and forget they exist. you have enough going on. plus i think we should let women be antisocial and a little offputting sometimes
Just so you guys know I don't really care about season 3 of the Pitt.
The fandom decided we own mohabbot now, so that's what I focus on.
Canon is a vague map to me that I scribble on frequently.
And next thing I knew, I was on a plane to Mexico. I didnât even pack a bag. I bought a bundle of novelty shirts at a nearby gift shop. This one says, âWhatâs up, beaches?â instead of âbitchesâ for humor reasons. But you hate humor. Well, Iâm a joke now, so it suits me.
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developing the hots for ryan gosling because of project hail mary is so fucking embarrassing I swear to god. that is a conventionally attractive man. a noted hollywood heartthrob. he's even blond, are you kidding me? did he win people magazine's sexiest man alive? I don't know. I'm not going to check but it wouldn't surprise me at this point. it's such a mainstream taste. such a clichĂŠd celebrity crush. like oh I fancy ryan gosling and my favourite drink is coca-cola and my favourite snack is ready salted crisps. jesus christ. 'b-b-but i only like him when he's in a science pun tshirt and playing a dorky-awkward loner type!' doesn't matter. he's still ryan 'ken from barbie' gosling. it's so trite. I feel like the weird nerd girl in a teen coming-of-age romcom falling for the super popular jock. don't I know that I have a reputation to uphold here? cringe.
This post is the spiritual successor to that post about David Corenswet:
REBLOG THIS TO GIVE THE PERSON YOU REBLOGGED THIS FROM A GOLD STAR BECAUSE THEYâVE BEEN STELLAR TODAY AND THEY DESERVE IT âď¸
To everyone who is feeling a little sad right now... close your eyes. Hold out your hands.
I am gently offering you Ring with Cat and Kittens, 1295â664 BCE.
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Pairing: Boblena (Bob Reynolds x Yelena Belova)
Another summer, another Boblena one-shot born from a spicy heatwave prompt. Featuring thigh riding, hand jobs, and of course ice play.
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Happy mohabbot Monday giggling like a child when drawing this
jack got home from the night shift early today :)