⚢ *·˚ ⋮ 20 years old. german. lesbian but shawn hatosy is my exception. #1 harry styles fangirl. professional yapper. the pitt enjoyer (an unhealthy amount). too many obsessions to list them all. i like to imagine my favorite characters as my dads <3. ✷ ༘ *
⭒ Jack Abbot ⭒ Part 02 ⭒ Part 03 ⭒ Part 04 ⭒ Part 05 ⭒ Part 06 ⭒ Part 07 ⭒ Part 08 ⭒ Part 09 ⭒ Part 10 ⭒ Part 11 ⭒ Part 12 ⭒
Incident masterlist | @violetsnowdropp
The story of Jack losing his leg, and how you both got through it.
i’m always on my own | @pencil-n-pen
your family is in town for the annual ‘parents berating their kids for their decisions’ get together. jack overhears you talking about how much easier it would be if you had a boyfriend to shove in their face, and offers his services. No strings attached, of course.
Through His Stomach | @langdonsbracelets
The only time you get to enjoy your dinner at PTMC is when you head to the roof, only for a certain night shift attending to start joining you.
The Date | @/langdonsbracelets
Jack finally takes you out for that dinner and The Bear date… and a little more.
Young at age, old at soul | @fangirl-dot-com
Imagine | @headkiss
He takes care of you when drunk
imagine | @theladyofmanyfandomsfanfiction
refusing medical help and Robby calls for backup - Jack Abbot…
To build a Home. | @psychotina
Jack would give you anything in the world if you asked for it, but he never expected you to ask to take an abandoned baby home.
Proposal | @barnesdreamcatcher
Like Father, Like daughter | @asawanitrinitysantos
in where you and jack find a baby rabbit while leaving work
Grovelling and Bad Timings | @/asawanitrinitysantos
A tense argument before their shift leaves you and Jack barely speaking—until he corners you in a storage room, stumbling through a sincere (and slightly desperate) apology. Though you forgive him, he sticks close like a guilty puppy, the tension not fully gone. When you’re both called to pediatrics, you effortlessly comfort a frightened child with a dinosaur plushie.
What The Living Owe Each Other | @softseasun
After a quiet, late-night argument in the kitchen, you retreated to bed before anything is resolved. Jack won’t let the night close over something unfinished between you. He never does, not since he learned at the worst possible price what it costs to leave the true thing unsaid.
can we start over?, part 2 | @an-abysma1-0bserver
Jack finally introduced you, his girlfriend, to the Pitt. This is the aftermath.
The crying Angel | @10ava01
during a horrible shift, Jack finds you on the rooftop. While he believes he knows almost everything about you after being together for a while, he realises how untrue it is.
MAROON | @clarktologist
you don’t mean to pop a blood bag onto jack abbot, but you’re surely not complaining. even if he makes it his life mission to fluster you afterwards.
Permissions | @pellucid-constellations
Jack overhears your daughter calling him dad, and his world seems to widen, to make sense. But there are always some bumps in the road when starting a new family, reassurances to be made.
Everything | @/pellucid-constellations
You wake up from surgery, unfamiliar with the man hovering over you. Your husband copes.
Napping with Jack | @dixonlvr
BABY DRAMA ! | @of-apollo
You think that you’re doing an excellent job at keeping yours and Jack’s little secret. And you are! But, when you take a hit at work, a routine question asked by Mel reveals your precious little thing. An excited Mel and Langdon is an unstoppable force, and within the hour, you are faced with more congratulations than you know what to do with.
PITTFEST PHONE-CALLS ! | @/of-apollo
After weeks of begging from Jake and Robby, you finally agree to supervise Jake and Leah at Pittfest. Nothing could prepare you for the tragedy that occurs on the day, and nothing can stop you from trying to help Leah even as a bullet rips through your own body. All that keeps you going is adrenaline and the voice of your husband over the phone.
HE WHO HOVERS ! | @/of-apollo
The ER is not a pleasant place to work when you’re six months pregnant. The constant check-ins from your coworkers and patients is one thing, but the attention from Jack Abbot? That’s another thing entirely, and it thrills and terrifies you all at once.
THE BIRTHDAY BLUES ! | @/of-apollo
One of the worst days you have ever experienced in the ER happens to fall on your birthday. Nothing goes your way, and seconds after you finish your shift, you are sobbing in the passenger seat of Jack Abbot’s car. Luckily, Jack knows how best to remind you that you are so important and so, so loved.
Don’t Let Go | @thislilmindofmine
Jack noticed it. The way she'd flinch at doors slamming, tense up at raised voices. So he slowed his movements around her, watched his tone. And when a patient attacks her, it changes everything.
I Couldn’t Make It Any Harder | @annaevermore
You consider yourself really hard to love, so you try to keep your distance from Jack. He won't have any of it.
Everybody Here Wants You | @/annaevermore
You have everybody's eyes on you, but you only have eyes for Jack.
All Night | @harryscherriess
You’ve had a crush on your attending Jack Abott and in a final effort to get over it, you go on a date but that makes it worse.
An Unusual Night Shift | @memoriescountthemiles
On a usual night shift, your growing feelings for Dr. Jack Abbot are thrown into focus when his ex-fiancée becomes a patient. As professional walls crack, jealousy sparks a confrontation that finally forces the truth into the open—changing your relationship in ways neither of you can ignore.
FINALLY SAID IT. | @crosshajr
in which jack says ‘i love you’ for the first time in the middle of a rough shift.
NOT WHAT I MEANT. | @/crosshajr
in which you and jack have your first small disagreement at work.
NO GOING BACK. | @/crosshajr
in which you notice jack has taken off his wedding ring.
HEAT WAVE. | @/crosshajr
in which jack tries his best to keep you cool during the hottest day of the year.
NIGHT SHIFT SURPRISES. | @/crosshajr
in which you find out you and jack are expecting!
DAD MODE, ACTIVITIED. | @/crosshajr
in which jack starts his journey into fatherhood.
the littlest dr. abbot | @sargeant-bxrnes
jack abbot knows how to run a trauma bay. he knows the protocols and the medicine. but when his daughter decides he's "vedy, vedy sick"? it turns out he’s an even better patient.
Horrible Day | @thatfanficstuff
you have a horrible day and Jack just makes it worse.
Trinity and Dennis | @/thatfanficstuff
Trinity and Dennis ask Jack about his wife
Widow!Jack Masterlist | @/thatfanficstuff
just messin’ with ya | @izzwhatitiz
Jack can't help "tormenting" his favourite nurse.
Up To No Good | @voidsagent
chaos ensues when jack takes himself & your son for a haircut.
Two Under Two | @/voidsagent
jack & your sons surprise you with a day all about you for mother’s day
i’m thinking again… | @/voidsagent
Willing & Able | @/voidsagent
with jack’s mental health deteriorating he tries to pin an accusation on you.
Sticky Notes & Scrub Tops | @/voidsagent
when you start packing lunches for jack, the ED takes notice. not just of the notes you leave, but of the changes in jack too.
sarge and jack | @/voidsagent
Something To Remember | @/voidsagent
you help jack get through a holiday that he finds difficult, an iconic summer party, & share some exciting news.
Gossip…Boy? | @/voidsagent
After finding out a certain attending likes to gossip, you find yourself having a very unexpected Fourth of July shift.
the shape of wanting. | @p1stach-io
you bring jack as your date to a wedding and he brings everything you’ve both been avoiding.
Hidden Heartbeat | @medusasfics
You find out you’re pregnant, and decide to hide your pregnancy from Jack, because you’re scared he won’t want to be a father.
The Ex and the Epiphany | @/medusasfics
an ex of Jack’s shows up at the PTMC as a patient, wanting him back. He realises his true feelings for you.
Something in the way she moves. | @lionalsowrites
in which jack abbot doesn’t really need to learn new things to impress you.
The Space We Stop, part two | @mcybank
Jack has already decided what he can survive losing. You didn’t realize you weren’t on the list until you weren’t.
Busy Woman | @/mcybank
jack has seen you leave a trail of broken hearts and bad dates, and he’s determined to prove to you that you’re looking for love in all the wrong places.
LOVE IN A BOTTLE | @eufezco
when meds start disappearing from the er and your best friend langdon becomes responsible for it, your name gets dragged down with his. and your boyfriend, jack, decides to take care of it before it reaches any higher.
PAGING DR. VALENTINE | @/eufezco
working in the pitt is already chaotic, but do it on the valentine's day week is even worse, especially when a pink box covered in glitter suddenly appears in the nurses' station, inviting everyone to drop an anonymous note. you never expected to write one, not for your attending, jack abbot. what you expected even less was jack writing one too.
SIDE BY SIDE | @apertcre
Jack Abbot trusted his daughter; significantly so. When she is out with her friends and doesn't answer her phone, however? He can't help but think he should've been a bit more protective.
1 plus 1 equals 3? | @mistas-bullets
Your first born, Bean wants a baby sister or brother after having a conversation with Mel about her sister.
Mother’s Day | @morguesiren
jack doesn’t know what he should give you for mother’s day until rose gives him an idea; but he ends up being the one getting surprised.
You, Me. Home? | @burgundysnow
Jacks not clumsy, he’s not! But a honest mistake turns into you joking about him needing Home care. He agrees but only if your his primary caregiver….
Blurb | @wynnevee
imagining jack abbot with a toddler that has discovered a new game called “decorate daddy’s prosthetic while he’s asleep” (despite you, her mother’s, best efforts) but she is always so proud of herself, so he just leaves it.
Mommy Makeover | @rimunagenius
high at sunrise | @romanticpursuit
reader and jack have come to terms with being in a situationship after the third attempt of being in a relationship. that title doesn't come out of anyone's mouth, but it's essentially what it is. reader has begun to come to terms with it, but jack has realized he wants more, even if he's the one who agreed to casual.
Secret relationship | @deathreverse
Little Bird | @/deathvalleyqueen
Apartment Seventeen - Series Masterlist | @/deathreverse
Jack Abbot is not an overly-neighborly person. He has secret nicknames in his head for most of the people on his floor and actively avoids any and all types of neighbor politics. However, he can’t deny his growing fondness for the single mom and toddler in apartment seventeen. (Nor his burning hatred for your baby daddy).
broken heart syndrome, part 2, part 3, part 4 | @deawritestuff
your break up with jack causes more than just emotional scars
Sunrise Yoga | @khadijasdiary
nosy reader sees her new neighbor for the first time. fem!reader
let the light in | @douwannaseethewestwithme
Jack has been ignoring you for days and you've finally reached your limit.
Sweet Mornings | @popcornpoppypop
You have a sweet morning with Jack Abbot
Not Just Us Anymore | @veronicalovesmatcha
Sometimes, you need a fresh start, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6 | @deathvalleyqueen
the smallest abbot | @starfires-comet
jack maybe sharp, distant, and a little cruel at first, but when his wife shows up to the pitt with contractions, he shows a side that no one but a select few have seen before.
With You, I Serve. | @sweetestcowboy
everyone in the pitt knows how inseparable you and jack were. jack had believed that himself too. so, when one particular case leaves you rattled, he finds it in himself to jump into action. what he didn't expect was to realize he didn't know you quite as well as he thought.
The One Place You Never Belonged | @gragrace
In The Pitt, Dr. Abbot is known for control, precision, and distance. No one believes he has a personal life—let alone a wife. Only Dr. Robby and nurse Dana know the truth.
idk what episode but i remember near the end of s1 when that car ran into the gurneys and it shocked everyone who was outside but i remember replaying that scene because i swear that robby gripped both parker and john and sort of pulled them behind him, and i swear it was done in instinct because he was looking at that car in shock, and it just makes me so !!!! emotional because god wdym his instincts were to protect his kids wdym he was using himself to cover them wdym he was pushing them out of harm’s way wdym
the world is brighter than the sun now that you're here.
Jack Abbot / Daughter.
01 / Side By Side.
Jack Abbot trusted his daughter; significantly so. When she is out with her friends and doesn't answer her phone, however? He can't help but think he should've been a bit more protective.
02 / Call your Dad.
Jack Abbot didn't feel fear — He wasn't terrified when he was hands deep in a patient's chest, willing their heart to start beating with his hands and sheer willpower. He wasn't terrified when he put on the SWAT uniform and walked into the line of fire just for the sake of it. When his daughter — the one good thing he has left — is involved in a car crash, however? That's a different story.
03 / Graceland Too. coming soon
Jack would never complain that — after the death of his wife — he had to raise his daughter all by herself. He was a dad first and everything else second; that's how it was and how it always would be. Tiny, however, can't help but think she's a burden to him.
pairings / jack abbot x daughter!reader, michael robinavitch x niece!reader
summary / jack abbot didn't feel fear — he wasn't terrified when he was hands deep in a patient's chest, willing their heart to start beating with his hands and sheer willpower. he wasn't terrified when he put on the swat uniform and walked into the line of fire just for the sake of it. When his daughter — the one good thing he has left — is involved in a car crash, however? that's a different story.
apertcre speaking!༉‧₊˚✧ just noticed i got the same title as @fangirl-dot-com !! actually not intentional but a good opportunity to tell you guys to read her stories. <3
Jack Abbot was a man of routine, calm precision and sharp witt — That's why he liked the night shift (yes, his therapist said it was because he liked the dark but he liked to argue). He would arrive a little early, parking his truck in the spot that everyone knew to be his, go to the locker room to drop off his bag and then get a cup of coffee before finding Robby for shift change and debrief.
Today is different however — Today, Robby seeks him out before he can even get into the locker room. There is blood on his gloves and arms and while he wears the calm expression only years and years as a doctor can teach you, Jack can still see the lines of panic and despair cracking through the carefully put-up wall. "Robby?" Jack frowns.
"Hey, man, you, uh—" Robby stammers, rocking back and forth on his heels. He cut himself off with an akward clear of his throat, pushing his glasses back on his nose with one finger "Have you checked your phone today?" he settles on after a brief moment of silence, eyes cast down to bloodied ends of his shoes.
Jack wordlessly shakes his head, lips formed into a tight line, eyebrows furrowed in worry. "Not really. Kiddo went straight to a friend's house after school and so I took the time to finally build that make up desk I'm gonna surprise her with." he explains, cocking his head to the side with a smile so font that it was solely reserved for his daughter. Normally, Jack kept his personal life as far away from the hospital as possible — especially his pride and joy, his daughter, that he vowed to protect and love with his entire being when she was still so tiny, she fit perfectly in the palms of his hands — but Robby was as much family as the cat, his daughter had once found wandering their street and took in without a second thought.
Robby humms, swallowing against the thick lump forming in his throat — He knew what desk Jack was talking about; had spend an hour and two panicked calls to Dana at a furniture store with Jack picking it out after Tiny Abbot had briefly mentioned that she was saving up for a new table.
Jack always prided himself with the fact that he'd raised his daughter to be independent — She rarely asked for anything. If she did it was mostly for school and even then he had to remind her time and time again that he was her dad and it was his job to provide for her. She worked three shifts a week at a cafe just down the street from where they lived, had gotten her lisence as soon as possible and had even bought her car on her own (although Jack had put double the amount in her bank account as soon as he'd found out and refused to take it back.)
Still, Jack was a doctor. He fixed peole, he took care of people and his daughter was no exception to that. So when she ran out of her (ridiculously expensive) skin-care, there was a new bottle sitting on the vanity the next day and when she got her period (especially during an endometriosis flare-up) she would find a hot water bottle, her favorite chocolate and pain medication waiting for her on her bedside within minutes and when she wanted a new table to get ready at he would buy the best one and set it up for her without losing a word over it.
"Jack, before I say anything else, I promise she is okay." Robby says calmly, his eyes wide with thinly veiled worry. Jack's jaw tenses in a split second, body rigid with a sudden paralysing fear "There was a crash—"
It's at that moment that Jack's world comes to a screeching halt before tilting on its' axis "Robby, she's all I have left." he says unnecessarily like if he could will her to be okay with the sheer force of his hope.
"I know." Robby nods — and he does. He knows, because everyone knows that after the death of his wife all Jack breathed and live for was his daughter. "She's okay. I swear. I took over her entire care. She has a broken leg, a minor concussion and lots of cuts and bruises but with lots of rest and care, she'll make a quick recovery." he explains. Jack is a doctor, but right now he is a dad first and so Robby explains it to him like he was just the parent of another patient.
Jack's jaw ticks and there is a faint tremor in his hand but Robby doesn't comment on it — He knows that after losing his wife, Jack was panicked if she as much as breathed wrong "She is awake." Robby continues "Dana's got her bundled up in the blanket you keep here for your naps and Langdon gave her his phone to rewatch New Girl. She is okay. We just couldn't reach you and I didn't want you to freak out when you see her name on the board."
Jack nods; an ever-growing motion "Okay, okay, okay... The leg. Is it a clean break? Did you do a head CT? Did any of her cuts get stitches?" he rambled, eyes narrowed and hands clasped together — the face of a doctor.
Robby shook his head, putting a firm hand on Jack's shoulder "Be her dad. Not her doctor."
Jack nodded wordlessly; the lines of being a dad and being a doctor blurred in front of his eyes — He treated car crash victims every single day. A broken leg and a concussion were trivial in comparison to the injuries he was used to treating but this was his daughter. His lifeline, his achilles' heel, his heart and soul and the idea of seeing her in a hospital bed had bile rising in his throat "Where is she?"
"Still in South 6, but Dana is trying to pull some strings to get in a room upstairs. You know how she got that woman wrapped around her finger." he explained, eyes crinkling at the corners as he gave Jack a tentative chuckle.
Jack huffed out a breathy laugh at that. Of course he knew — He knew because every morning when he came back from work he saw the growing stack of tupperware that he just kept adding onto everytime Dana held out a box with baked goods or a homecooked meal so the kiddo doesn't starve when he showed up for his shift. He knew because that one time she had a dance at school and he had tried (and miserably failed) to curl her hair, it had only taken a three-words message — Need help ASAP — for Dana to show up at their house with a bag of beauty products, some jewellery and a bottle of wine for which Jack had tried to tell her off but Dana had merely told him to pull the stick out of his ass. He knew because that one time he had a single mother come into the ER about to give birth, he had told her it takes a village and he had thought of Dana and Robby.
"She bled a lot." Robby continued "There was a gash on her face and you know how it is with head injuries... they just bleed an unnecessary amount." he huffed, starring down at his bloody gloves before pulling them off with a shake of his head. "She got all stitched up and Dana helped her get cleaned up."
Jack hummed, muscular arms crossed in front of a broad chest and head tilted upwards by an inch — He looked stern, disciplined and all like the doctor he was but Robby could see the way his eyes blinked furiously against the tears now brimming just beneath his waterline and the way his hand gripped his own bicep with a little too much force "Gonna put my bag away and then check up on her."
Robby nodded, putting one hand on Jack's shoulder, feeling the tense knots under his fingers "I'm taking over your shift tonight." he says simply. Jack openes his mouth to protest but Robby just shakes his head "This as much for you as it is for her. She still needs her dad every now and then, no matter how big and independent she gets."
Jack nodded jerkily — He rolled his shoulders one last time and then he was off; long, purposeful strides towards South 6, barely aware of the throbbing of his prosthesis or Robby following him a step behind. The curtains were pulled shut and for a moment Jack wondered if he hated or loved that he got a moment longer to collect himself; a moment longer to take a deep breath in and calm the trembling in his fingers.
She was propped up in the bed when he finally found the courage to step in — buried under the unfamiliar terror that had taken over all of his senses. Her left leg was in a cast and elevated, the army blanket he kept in his locker for the times he once again spend too much time at the hospital wrapped around her and the sweat jacket Robby always wore loosely hanging from her thin shoulders. Jack's entire body sagged at the sight of her.
Her eyes were half-lidded, focused on the phone in her hand but she looked up when he entered, "Dad..." she breathed shakily and for a moment she wasn't the sixteen years old that prepared breakfast for him after every shift and ducked away from even a pat on the back, but the tiny six years old that crawled into his bed every night, curling up on his chest because that was the place where she felt safest. There was a moment where just blinked at him blearily before a sudden wave of terror washed over her face, sitting up so fast Jack could only hope she didn't tear any of her stitches "Oh my god— dad! I'm so sorry! I was driving carefully and all, the man just ran the red light, the car is fucked but I'll pay for it, I swe—"
Jack didn't know if he wanted to laugh or sob. His daughter — his baby; the light of his life — could have gotten killed today; taken away from his side just like wife had been taken away from him and all she cared about was the car "Kiddo." he breathed "I couldn't give less of a fuck about the car right now. Are you okay?" he stressed, stumbling forward to cradle her thin face in between calloused hands.
"I'm okay, I'm okay. she nodded immediately "Robby took care of me, you don't need to worry."
Jack did laugh at that — a broken, wet chuckle "I always worry. I'm your dad, that's my job. I'm sorry if I didn't do a good job and if I made you feel as though you had to be independent because if there is one thing that will always be true it's that I will always be here to take care of you."
Don't worry my ass, he grumbled under his breath as he pulled up a chair with one hand while the other one fussed with the blanket wrapped around her "Are you warm enough? I can get you another blanket or I'll ask Dana to make you a hot water bottle, I'm sure we have one lying around. I can also get you more painkillers if it get's too bad, just tell me—"
"Dad." her voice cut through his rambling. His fingers stilled where they were uselessly pulling up the blanket again. "I'm okay." she smiled softly, one trembling hand lifting before she closed it into a fist, kissing the fist tenderly and then rubbing it against her sternum — Something her mom used to do when she was too sick to be visited and the only time they could see her was through a visiting window looking into her hospital room.
That means she loves you, Jack had explained to an actually tiny Tiny Abbot back then and three year old Tiny — bless her heart! — had mimicked her mommy's actions.
Jack swallowed harshly around the stubborn knot that had formed in his throat. He wanted to say so much; wanted to tell her how if she died he would go to the next bridge and jump, how he loved her so greatly and so fiercely he would've pried her out of her car with his bare hands and given her every organ she needed if that meant she was safe.
"I love you." he settled on instead, but Tiny smiled and Jack just knew she knew.
