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The one thing you can count on fore sure for Chicago Med is their love for Love Triangles

I hate love triangles. I am looking at the Natalie, Philip, and Will mess. Also, Marcel might not be as bad as I first thought.

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Characters: Phillip “Phil” Davis and Judy Haynes

Media: White Christmas (1954)

Played by: Danny Kaye and Vera-Ellen

Setting: 1950s, Vermont

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Pvt. Phil Davis finally gets his big break into show business after World War II ends, teaming up with his no-nonsense buddy Bob Wallace to create a world-famous entertainment program that leaves them both frustrated with one another.

Judy Haynes is part of a struggling duo with her sister Betty, but Judy’s ambitions land her and Betty a chance to partner with Wallace and Davis, with the help of a little chicanery.

Phil and Judy hit it off immediately, but Bob and Betty are not so easily pushed into a relationship. After numerous attempts at matchmaking fail, Phil and Judy make one last attempt to get Bob and Betty together, faking their own engagement in hopes that it will seal the deal. Things grow more complicated between the other couple, but Phil and Judy manage to have fun and fall in love on their own while finagling a happy ending for their showbiz partners as well.

embrace

Another Post-Witness Protection Program story. Similar BUT not related to my previous post.

Natalie accepted Phillip’s hug despite knowing very well she was walking on a very thin line. The man was her patient’s father, and he needed her help, but the truth was, being with him and Sophie was the best way to take her mind from her own turmoils she had found so far. To keep herself from thinking about Will and their dying relationship. However, she hadn’t expected to catch sight of her (ex) fiancé over Philip’s shoulder. And certainly not to see him embracing someone else. Natalie took a step back from Phillip’s arms, frowning as she kept her gaze on the scene taking place into the doctors’ lounge.

“Maggie,” Nat breathed.

Her friend had been hovering from behind the nurses’ station counter since Philip had come to thank her.

“Hm, hm?” Maggie hummed. “What is it?”

“What is this about?” Natalie asked.

Both Maggie and Phillip followed her gazes then. And if the man was confused, unable to understand what exactly he was watching, Maggie’s lips parted slightly in surprise. Inside the doctors’ lounge, stood Will and Connor. However, if the second was half-busy emptying his locker, it was the way Natalie’s (ex) fiancé held him, his front pressed to Connor’s back and his face hidden against the other man’s neck, that caught the women’s attention. At least until one of Connor’s hands found its way into Will’s hair as he laughed without ever trying to move or untangle himself from the rather intimate embrace.

“I know Connor offered him to move in when the two of you...” Maggie started then trailed off.

“I’m sorry, what are we looking at?” Phillip asked.

“My fiancé,” Natalie answered after a beat.

“Ex-fiancé,” Maggie corrected.

“I still wear his ring,” Natalie shot back, as she finally took her eyes off the two men to look at her friend, openly angry and distressed.

“Why, though?” Maggie asked.

Her expression was nothing but empathetic: she cared about Natalie and wanted both her and Will to be happy, but she also saw how she was acting and how Will was hurting and probably wouldn’t be doing so great and healing so well if it wasn’t for Connor.

Natalie opened and closed her mouth but didn’t answer.