The Pitt Winter Exchange

Sign-Ups open now through November 8th! https://forms.gle/JLnqCo8y6eiHrLs78 Event run by @icezansky and @rabbit-factory

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merry christmas mel by Avengers_Scientist (@avengers-scientist)

Melissa “Mel” King & Frank Langdon

Summary:

Mel's sister Becca may love the movie Elf, but she despises the holiday season. So when Mel found herself alone for the holidays for the first time, as Becca decided to go on a trip with her facility, Mel assumed she would have plenty of hours. She didn't want to be alone for the holidays, even if she didn't typically celebrate.

But with no one to celebrate with and an empty apartment, she turned to her mentor, Frank Langdon, who is also alone for the holiday season.

Rating: General Audiences

Word Count: 2,905

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My Personal Best is 13 Minutes by rabbit-factory (@rabbit-factory)

Jack Abbot/Frank Langdon/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: Robby had never dated a runner, before Frank. There were plenty of things that he might categorize as Before Frank and After Frank. A different list than the long running one he's been compiling for the last few years. (Before Jack and After Jack).

Before Jack, for instance, he'd never have considered adding a third person to an already steady and fulfilling relationship. A partnership. But when Jack had first turned to him, leg kicked up in Robby's lap and a thoughtful look on his face as he murmured, "What do you think about Frank?" Plenty of things had changed.

Rating: Teen And Up Audience

Word Count: 2,522

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Warm Me Up (Thaw Me Out) by rabbit-factory (@rabbit-factory)

Frank Langdon/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: Robby’s good humor lasts through him tucking his stethoscope into his backpack, hunting down his travel mug from this morning and filling it with break room coffee for the walk home, and patting his pockets to make sure his phone is on him. It lasts as he bids goodnight to Sara, who’s pulling a double, and as he turns towards the lockers where his heavier winter coat is stuffed inside, probably still damp from the snow this morning.

It lasts right until his eyes land on Langdon, still sitting in front of his computer, with no apparent move to get up and head home.

Rating: Teen And Up Audience

Word Count: 4,560

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unwell by w1ckedlittlecritta (@moonbeamrayz)

Jack Abbot/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: robby gets sick during flu season and jack takes care of him.

Rating: Mature

Word Count: 2,057

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Christmas Cheer by icezansky (@icezansky)

Melissa "Mel" King/Trinity Santos

Summary: "Why do you like Christmas so much?" she'd whispered into the quiet, nothing but the sound of their breathing and the traffic in the street down below.

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 2,193

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all shall be well by ShowMeAHero (@andillwriteyouatragedy)

Michael "Robby" Robinavitch/Dennis Whitaker

Summary: “You’re pretty sick. I want to check your temperature.”

Robby frowns up at him, an expression Dennis has seen on his face only a few times before— soft, vulnerable, distressed, the outside cracking to release how he feels inside when he can’t keep the mask up any longer.

“No,” he protests, the single word scraping out of him before he’s coughing. It’s a hard, hacking cough that steals his breath until he’s coughing and gasping for air; Dennis drops himself in closer to him, moving on auto-pilot, scooping him up beneath the arms and hauling him upright.

“You’re okay, it’s okay,” Dennis insists, holding him up, rubbing a hand into Robby’s back in firm circles. He can feel the thick, wet rattle of his lungs struggling to work. “You can breathe. Breathe with me.”

He presses his hand flat to Robby’s chest, breathing in exaggerated inhales and exhales. Robby’s fingers curl up in the loose material of Dennis’s stolen shirt, and he clings to him as he fights to breathe.

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 6,211

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I'll Believe in Anything by Beedelia (@langdonmd)

Frank Langdon/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: Frank works on Christmas and it confuses everyone, but especially Robby who decides to invite him over despite the fact they haven't talked since Frank's return to the Pitt.

Rating: General Audiences

Word Count: 2,692

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in deed and in truth by yaz113 (@kingneilz1)

Michael "Robby" Robinavitch/Dennis Whitaker

Summary:

It's said almost apologetically, but Robby can't look at the latkes, can't focus on the apology, because Dennis is here. He's in Robby's apartment, and he has a key, and he's made dinner for a holiday Robby had almost managed to forget. He hasn't celebrated since his grandmother died.

Dennis helps Robby celebrate Hanukkah again, years after his grandmother’s death.

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 3,974

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Home Is Wherever I'm With You by FanFicingTastic (@fanficingtastic)

Jack Abbot/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: Jack and Robby prepare to attend the annual Abbot Family holiday dinner for the first time as a couple. Robby has a small panic attack while shopping for presents and Jack helps ground him.

Rating: Not Rated

Word Count: 2,157

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Jingle Bells and Purple Scrubs by icezansky (@icezansky)

Yolanda Garcia/Trinity Santos

Summary: There are probably worse ways to earn a living than working as an elf for a Mall Santa around the holiday season, but Trinity Santos can't quite imagine what those might be.

That is, until her line of work leads her right to - possibly - the woman of her dreams.

Rating: General Audiences

Word Count: 3,393

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sweet sounds coming down by saturn (@icemav86)

Jack Abbot/John Shen

Summary: “Hey, thanks,” Abbot said, picking up the coffee cup. “Even if it’s a self-serving gesture, I appreciate it.” He gave John a wide grin—one that went all the way up to his eyes, highlighting his crow's feet—and John’s belly fluttered in response. He could practically feel his heart beating in his chest, and his palms were suddenly clammy.

Well, fuck.

So much for run-of-the-mill hero worship.

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John’s promotion to attending comes with a permanent assignment to the night shift, an extraordinary amount of sugar and caffeine, and an ill-timed crush on Jack Abbot.

Rating: Explicit

Word Count: 7,827

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in winter by luciferinasundaysuit (@mcsomethings)

Jack Abbot/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 2,147

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The Benefits of Broken Heating and Heavy Snowfall by halcyyon (@halcyyon)

Parker Ellis/Samira Mohan

Summary: Parker Ellis's heating decided to break right before Christmas, and she was staring down the prospect of an ice-cold apartment. Fortunately, Samira Mohan offers to let her crash on her couch.

Rating: General Audiences

Word Count: 3,461

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Traditions by wehohank (@cristobalfuentes)

Jack Abbot/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: A few months removed from Pittfest, Robby struggles with isolation and depression, especially around the holidays. Luckily, one Jack Abbot is there to remind him that there's always someone in his corner.

A gift for Gleefully Nerdy as part of The Pitt Winter Exchange 2025! (Prompt: Unexpected New Year's Kiss w/ Getting Together/Love Confession elements)

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 2,653

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Carrying On by braveromantic (@braveromantic)

Cassie McKay & Dennis Whitaker

Summary: What if Cassie had found Dennis instead?

In which Cassie takes Dennis home, and gives the kid some warm soup.

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Word Count: 2,288

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Fur Lines by RisingChaos (@risingchaos)

Jack Abbot/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: Robby brings his new therapy dog to work, there to help him with anxiety and his PTSD. Jack is there to help out when she alerts, cue some gentle comfort and cuddles.

Rating: Mature

Word Count: 3,150

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Time Alone With You by boyfailuremd (@diirtgrub)

Frank Langdon/Michael "Robby" Robinavitch

Summary: It’s breathtaking, really, and quiet. Out here there’s no cacophony of horns and shouting from the streets below their condo. It’s insane, ridiculous, and Frank’s tempted to say the cabin rental is probably frivolous. Still he finds himself getting a little choked up as he focuses his gaze on the mountains in the distance, when he thinks about the fact that Robby booked this all for the two of them, that he cared enough to plan a quiet getaway for the both of them. 

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Or: Robby plans a surprise getaway for him and Frank and they get snowed in.

Rating: Mature

Word Count: 7,055