hello, i'm liz! this is basically the place i dump fics i wrote for the pitt. i write “x-reader” for frank langdon and jack abbot. as of writing, it’s all robinavitch!reader and so is my wips so we’re going to keep it that way for now. no schedule for posting, just vibes. this blog is 18+ MDNI. enjoy! ♡
DR. JACK ABBOT, MD.
mornings at robby's
Robby had asked Jack Abbot to house-sit while he’s off on his three-month sabbatical. It just so happened that Robby also asked you, his sister. Out of all the things he’d managed to list, one would think Robby would have the decency to let you know that you weren’t the only one tasked to keep his house intact. But no, of course he didn’t because where’s the fun in that?
after shifts (series)
Two keys and a list were given out by Michael Robinavitch before he went on his three-month sabbatical. One for his sister and one for his best friend, Jack Abbot. The list is pretty generic. No smoking, no parties, no pets, no babies. It was rather odd that he’d made the list so exclusive yet simultaneously vague. Good thing Robby didn’t say anything about crashing unannounced after bad breakups or long shifts that tired you just enough to refuse to drive home or that you weren’t supposed to have sex on his bed and have multiple-orgasms in the hands of the man he happened to have entrusted the care of his home and—albeit accidentally—his equally-willing slash consent-giving and stubborn sister.
DR. FRANK LANGDON, MD.
rein me in (series)
Frank Langdon’s back in Pittsburgh ten months post-rehab, post-divorce, and post-moving into a one bedroom apartment with no wife, no kids, and more baggage. The pressure and anxiety coupled with his chronic back pain all happening on the eve of the fourth of July nearly causes him to relapse. A thing he knows could ultimately cost him his medical license and whatever semblance of a life he still had. Considering the magnitude of what he’s got to lose, he wills every strength he has left to resist the urge brought by his crippling addiction, one mocktail at a time.
