Jack won't give Frank up. He doesn't care that Frank was once Robby's, he doesn't care that the Pitt once called Frank Robby's boy, and he certainly doesn't care that Robby is back and slowly tries to make amends with Frank. Jack knows better, sees through him, knows Robby too well.
Jack knows Robby has finally figured out what he feels for Frank, his beautiful, intelligent, nerdy, empathetic man who wears too many scars earned in too short of time. Jack knows Robby is trying to take his boy back, both professionally and finally personally, but Jack will never let him go.
It's Jack that Frank calls when the cravings get too much. It's Jack, Frank turns too when Robby's harsh words from their argument in the ambulance bay, when the words on the roof are too loud despite the months of silence from the actual man himself. It's Jack who convinced Frank to stay, to try to be more in Robby's ED with him.
Jack, who now has a key to Frank's apartment, just in case. It's Jack who has seen how good Frank is from the beginning, but not in the idealised version Robby did, but as a man made of flesh and bone and mistakes. Tells Robby all of this, tells him he has lost the right to Frank, that Frank was his now, and he would never give him up, and as soon as Frank was a year sober, he was going to make his move and make Frank his in every way possible.
He knows Robby will take it not as a warning but a threat, a challnege, and maybe it is one. Maybe he wants to see how badly Robby will finally fight for the man he will never have, or maybe he doesn't care.
Frank is Jack's everything when Frank was once Robby's nothing, and he will never forget that. He won't let Robby forget that either.
He never let Frank forget it, he never wants his boy to ever doubt, to ever question, to ever feel anything but loved and cherished and safe.
Jack won't give Frank up.
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