tbh I don't really like miyo's persona; I get that she was abused in her home and grew up in a very submissive state. but that's exactly what I don't like! why would she bow down to them, why didn't she fight back(doesn't matter if she doesn't have the gifts). THATS JUST MY OPINION, DON'T COME FOR ME!
but I do like the anime, it's very pretty to watch. I do feel bad for miyo but im happy that she's found happiness in her marriage with kiyoka.
đž My Happy Marriage illustrations by Tsukiho Tsukioka đž
I want my baby back; I wanna love him, hug him, take care of him, give him all tge forehead kisses and cuddles he wants. IS THAT SO MUCH TO ASK. I WANT TO KEEP HIM ALIVE, I DON'T CARE IF HE'S DEAD!
Pairing: Junpei Yoshino x F!Reader
Summary:Â Having a crush on someone who's so popular, it feels impossible to make that person love me back. But an accident confession changed my mind.
Wc: 870 words
One-shot with Junpei :)
Today is the same. Getting bullied, punched, kicked... ah, I can't even think of the rest of it. It's already gotten to the point where the teacher doesn't care about it anymore.
I felt dizzy. My vision was still blurred with dirt and tears. All the bruises and wounds are still hurting. What did the teacher say again? I couldn't hear it.
"That's for today. Get home safely and finish your assignments." I heard the teacher say when I came back to my senses. The bell is ringing. It's time to go home. Let's get this over with and-
"Jun, come follow me."
"Huh?" I hear a familiar voice calling me. 'Jun' is a nickname that only someone gave to me. It can't be her...
"Let's go!" She takes my hand. Dragging me along to follow her. So it's really her.
While walking down the hallway, I can't help but feel people glaring at us. 'Why would she want to be with him?' or 'Those pretty hands will get filthy because of that trash.' I want to let go of her hand, but as if she knows, she's just holding it tighter and whispering, 'it's okay.'
I was wondering where she would take me, but it was answered when we were in front of the infirmary door.
"W-why are we here?".
It's impossible if she wants to treat my bruises and wounds. She's a popular student who has plenty of guys crazy about her. Gifts, love letters, and confessions are already like daily life for her. I know that deep down, I love her too. But I can't. I already know how it's going to end. Why would a school beauty, want to be with an outcast like me?.
So why...?
"Come sit here and let's get your wounds treated," she said softly. "The nurse isn't here, so I'll do it for you."
While she is doing it, she looks so focused. Every touch is as if I was made out of glass or something that needed to be handled with extra care. I can't help but feel heat rising in my cheeks and ears.
Ah, this little gesture makes me fall more in love with her.
After cleaning all the supplies she used to treat me, she closed the door and joined me in the hallway.
The hallway only echoed our footsteps. I glanced up at the window. I knew it was going to rain as the weather forecast said this morning. Luckily, I brought an umbrella.
And I was right; it was already raining by the time we made it to the front door.
"Ah, it's raining." She's smiling, watching as the water droplets hit the ground. "I forgot to bring my umbrella. How clumsy of me.".
I changed my mind. It's not every day I get to spend a quiet day with her like this, right?.
"Yeah, they're relaxing."
We watched the rain for some time. By the time I take a side glance at her, her face is peaceful.
"I love you" I said it quietly, hoping that she wouldn't hear me.
"I know," she says, chuckling. " I love you too, Jun.".
I froze in place. Did I hear it right? She loves me back? Is this a dream?.
.
"Jun, you were dozing off" Her face was just an inch in front of me. I can even feel her hot breath.
"b-but" I can feel the heat in my cheeks, and my heartbeat goes faster.
"It's hard to believe, eh? What, do you think i didn't notice the way you looked, talked, or treated me?".
"Oh..." I burried my face in my palm. i was too obvious. Why didn't I think before acting? Stupid, stupid, stupid... i'm so stupid .
"Woah there, don't hide your face from me, pretty boy." She said while grabbing my palm to take a look at my face. "Look at you, looking so beautiful but wanting to hide it from me." She gives me a seductive smile. "I'm not beautiful, i'm just some trash that--" She places a finger in my lips to shut me up. I just gave her a sigh before gently pushing her finger away and showing her my scar on the forehead.
"Look," She was quiet for a moment. I'm sure she will change her mind now.
"It doesn't change anything. Whatever happens, past or future, you'll always be Jun, who I fall in love with. " She traces a finger over my scars, It's just some soft touch as she was afraid to hurt me.
I felt some tears fall from my eyes. But it's not the same as this morning,Â
It's tears of happiness.
She gently wiped them away and gave me a reassuring smile before turning her focus back to the rain again.
"Let's go on a date tomorrow. We're going to see a movie together." She said it as she interwined her fingers with mine, without looking at me.
Dear Rain,
Can I be a little selfish?
Could you last a little longer?
@bamfkeeper has some of the sweetest kurt wagner and bamf content. so wholesome đ
SFW Headcannons: Kurt and his Bamfs
a/n: Obviously I love the bamfs, and I had to do some of these with them because I adore them and I want my own army of them, damnit. Depictions heavily taken from Nightcrawler (2014) comic series. Pretty hasty, just a fun little set of headcannons. I hope you enjoy <3
The bamfs were something you hadn't anticipated, there were so many and their origin was difficult to wrap your head around. Kurt tried to explain it, but you were distracted by the curious bamfs staring at you.
They were adorable, about a dozen? Maybe more? They all were curious, they looked at you with big, round eyes. They seemed so innocent, and you couldn't help but smile.
Kurt was skeptical, they usually weren't this well behaved. You adored these little guys, and welcomed them like a horde of puppies rushing to you. They all jumped on you and made cooing noises as they played, like actual puppies. They were so playful, you didn't understand why Kurt was confused.
That was until you realized that the bamfs were as mischievous as they were playful. They were little gremlins, slightly destructive, and they tended to get into trouble like toddlers.
The bamfs don't speak, but they make an array of noises. Coos, squeaks, hisses, trills, etc. They communicate mostly through noises you come to recognize and body language.
They were a handful, they would make messes and look guilty after. You wanted to scold them, but their big round eyes looked up and that guilt got to you. You forgave them of course, Kurt sometimes says you have to be a little more firm with them or they will always guilt trip you to get away with things.
You didn't care. They practically adopted you as their mama.
There are lots of them, but you always show them equal love and affection. They are pretty needy for it, and like feeling pampered in the way that you treat them.
The bamfs get jealous easy too.
They are protective of you, just like Kurt, and they won't hesitate to keep you safe the best they can. They hiss and the fur on their backs raise a little.
Don't be fooled by their small size, they are like blue darts, they are incredibly hard to fight if they attack.
Each one has their own personality. They are all playful and a handful of troublemakers, but each one has something that makes them unique. More sensitive, more artistic, more sneaky, etc.
You love sleeping now because you have a big nest full of small blue bamfs curling up against you. They're so fuzzy and warm, you hold as many as you can to your chest while they rest pile around you.
Some bamfs stay behind when Kurt goes away just to keep you company.
You really do love taking care of them, and Kurt loves to watch you love on the bamfs. He thinks it's endearing and sweet.
He doesn't understand how you seem to get the bamfs to do what you say. They listen to him, but normally he has to say something over and over before they decide to listen. With you, it's instantaneous. You ask them to calm down, they do. You ask them to stop fighting, they do. It boggles him how they just obey you so easily.
Part of him thinks they only obey you to annoy him even further, and that might be true, but they also care a lot about you and they want nothing but to see you happy.
Also these things can EAT. They consume so much food you think their little tummies are going to explode. They have a strong liking for popcorn and sweets, to which Kurt tries to limit because hyper bamfs are extremely difficult to deal with.
However, a dozen or so begging you with their eyes is so hard to say no to.
And thus, you have a house full of bamfs bouncing off the walls.
You have a lot of fun with the bamfs, they can be a bit overwhelming from time to time, but at the end of the day when you get into bed and they all come snuggling close to you, you know it's worth it.
Thanks for reading.
*BAMF*
dividers by @/adornedwithlight
Cover photo from Nightcrawler #1 (2014)
I have been texting this japanese guy who randomly approached ME and he was alright. BUT NOW, unfortunately, what was smooth sailing has now become shitty lake water.
Our "friendship" is approaching its one year and yet that guy refuses to show me his face or reveal what he sounds like through facetime; says he's insecure. Ok, that I kinda understand that crap! What I don't understand is how can this guy be insecure if he can send me a pic of his fuckin abs?(don't know if that's him tho)
What gets even weirder is that he disappears for weeks/months at a time and when I ask what happened he gives me reasons and explanations that are vague as shit! At first I was ok, thought he probably needed his space and alone time. It happened a second time, I was chill. Third time was the charm because I lost my cool with the reasons he's pulling out of his ass and immediately he gets defensive! I mean if your friend goes missing for a long time, you eventually text ti find out if they're alright. That's the normal response! I gave up on that eventuallyđ
THEN HE DROPPED THE FUCKIN BOMB: he said he likes me! WTF...the dude ignores me yet he has the audacity to like me when I know jack about him. This is the same dude that refused to give his best friend my profile in fear that his friend would flirt, work his way into my heart and he would lose me (his words not mine). What the actual fuck should I make of this?
It's been another 2 months since he ghosted me (again). His friend has been keeping me company and he's seems like a good guy I guess.
Honestly it's so fuckin disappointing. I wasn't expecting much tho. In my entire life, I haven't dated or been in a relationship so I'm actually clueless. The disappointment approaches the point of being hurtful because even though I wasn't expecting a lot- from a guy who sits a thousand miles away, who refuses to show me who he really is even when it's been a year- it doesn't make it hurt any less. He's my age so I guess that's why it bothers me.
I don't know wtf went wrong but I do wish it worked out.
jack is everything i want đ©
SOLID WORK; dr jack abbot x dr!reader
words: 4,700+
content warnings: my minimal medical knowledge, doctor humor, abbotâs filthy mouth, some smut, fluff <3
notes: i am so beyond new to this fandom and to tumblr so please stick with me but i couldnât not write thisđ«¶
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âSolid work.â
My breathing slows as I start to process the complexity of the procedure I had just performed. Iâd probably be blushing at Dr Abbotâs praise if it werenât for the adrenaline coursing through me.
âThat was your save. Not mine.â
Trust me - I am never jumping to credit a man with my work but that was the truth. I may have physically done everything but the idea and the instructions that made it possible were all Dr Abbot.
I look back down at the patient. I tell myself itâs to make sure this is all real. That I really just did that. But if I am being honest itâs to avoid Dr Abbotâs unwavering eye contact.
âHey-â
He is not gonna let me. I look up to meet his gaze. So rock solid but somehow so warm all at once. He may as well be staring right through me.
He lightly rests his hand on my forearm to stop me from going for the suture. To stop me from giving him anything other than my undivided attention.
â-you are the smartest person in here. Take the win.â
I canât help the exasperated smile that spreads across my face. Heâs right. Iâve only got a couple months left of residency. I should just take the fucking win for once in my life.
Abbot, much to my surprise, smiles back. And he has dimples because of course he does.
Heâs calm under pressure, he lies on official paperwork to get a teenage girl the abortion she has every right to, heâs the actual smartest one here, heâs kind to everyone in this ED regardless of the stress he is under, andâŠhe still has his hand on my arm.
His hand. The veins there donât hurt the eyes either.
We must both realize his lingering touch at the same time because he is clearing his throat and pulling away. He reaches for a surgical instrument he doesnât need. Picks it up and then puts it down.
I swear there is a faint blush on his cheeks but if I think about that too long one will appear on my own.
âLet Whitaker stitch this up. Go home - get some rest. Your shift ended hours ago.â
âI love Whitaker but he is so slow we may as well let the wound heal all on its own.â
Dr Abbot laughs. Genuinely, truly laughs as we exit out of the trauma bay. So loud that Robby looks over and asks if heâs okay.
Donât get me wrong. Dr Abbot has a wonderful sense of humor. A wicked one, actually. But itâs one of those dry, witty kinds. Not the animated, giggly kind.
I tell myself itâs not a bad thing that Iâm proud to have gotten a good laugh out of him. That itâs not a bad thing that it gave me butterflies. Thatâs itâs not a bad thing that I am laying in bed wondering how the hell I am going to get him to do that again.
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Jack lets out a low moan as he recovers. His eyes are dazed, his head slightly tilted back but not so much so that he canât keep eye contact with me.
His hand that held the makeshift ponytail in my hair starts to massage my scalp as the other hand reaches for my chin and tilts my head up to meet his strong gaze.
Once heâs got me where he wants me, his thumb travels from my chin to my lips, swiping whatâs left of his release off of it.
âMy good girl. So good for me, yeah?â
My thighs involuntarily clench together at his words. He knows it too. I nod as his thumb presses further into my mouth, my lips wrapping around it.
His mouth quips into a smirk, âSolid work, doctor.â
I roll my eyes and bat his hand away. Standing up from my knees on my own. Ignoring his arms trying to gently guide me up instead.
âThat! That is exactly what I am talking about!â
âI have no idea what youâre talking about, baby.â
Jack just laughs as he grabs my wrist, turning me back towards him. Heâs quick to have me pinned up against our shower wall - his strong thigh spreading my own apart as he plants long slow kisses across my neck.
âYou know exactly what Iâm talking about.â
Back when I was a resident, otherwise known as a couple months ago, Jack consistently praised what I was doing by saying âSolid work.â
The way he did always made me dizzy. His voice would drop an octave and heâd look me straight in my eyes while he said it. There is nothing inherently sensual about the phrase but it took me a while to realize he was not complimenting the other residents like that.
Him saying it during sex started as a joke. Harkening back to when, as he puts it, I was so painfully oblivious to his flirting. To which I responded, âThat was flirting?â.
He said it again to me at work the next day. Being completely and utterly genuine. I donât even remember what I did but I did it well and he is always the first to acknowledge that. So he was confused when I just huffed in annoyance and peeled out of the room without so much of a glance at him.
I wasnât annoyed at him. I was annoyed that now all I could think about was him. His hands, his biceps, his tongue. Everything. And I still had six hours of my shift to go.
He followed me into the on-call room I was going to find some refuge in. He locked the door behind him - closed the curtain for good measure.
âWhatâs wrong? Are you okay?â
And then I felt bad. He thought something was actually wrong. That no way Iâd ever brush him off like that when he was just trying to compliment me unless something was seriously wrong.
His eyes bored into mine, genuine concern and love pouring out of them. And here I was just being a brat.
I tried to be sly about the way my eyes trailed the veins bulging out of his biceps. I tried to be sly about the way I was imagining my hands tugging on his salt and pepper curls that were just slightly askew from a couple hours work. Unfortunately for me, Jack can read me like a book.
âDid you just stomp out of the ED because youâre needy?â Jack couldnât contain the grin that spread across his face at the realization.
âWell maybe if you werenât always going Mr Christian Gray on me with the praise-â
âI donât even know who that is but all I said was âSolid workâ-â
Jack stops himself as he remembers the past couple nights. When he was saying the same thing in a much different context.
I canât say Iâm entirely innocent. Or innocent at all really. I love throwing in a âsirâ every now and again at work to tease Jack. So he does the same to me with other phrases - constantly.
And he said the same thing in that on-call room that he is saying to me right now, âBut what I do know is how fucking wet you are for me. So stop pouting and let me taste you, yeah?â
He swipes a finger through my soaked folds before heâs the one sinking down to his knees as I try to keep mine from buckling.
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âSolid work, Dr Abbot.â
I smile down at my sparkling new engagement ring and then up at the love of my life.
âSeriously? You can tease but I canât?â
âWhatâs that saying again? Happy wife, happy life?â
Neither of us can wipe the huge grins off of our faces. No one knows weâre engaged yet. Just how we wanted it.
A couple of months ago, right after I had taken an attending job at The Pitt, Jack had broached the topic of marriage. Weâd talked about it before. We both knew we were spending the rest of our lives together. But we hadnât actually talked about the timeline of it all - the logistics.
Jack was always extremely hyper aware about how our relationship affected me. He didnât want it to interfere with my career or all of my hard work. So as much as he wouldâve walked down the aisle six months ago, he wanted everything to be on my terms.
âHypothetically - if I were to propose, say within the next month - would you say yes?â
âHypothetically - if I ever say no to a marriage proposal from you - please get me a psychiatry consult.â
Jack laughed - in an airy way where you could tell he was relieved. I kissed him. There was no universe in which I ever said no to a proposal from him.
He pestered me with questions. He wanted direction but not so much so that I wouldnât be surprised when the time came.
I told him I didnât want anything fancy. No big party although I did want to have a small gathering with our friends and family at some point afterwards. A nice sized diamond but not gaudy. No grand gestures - just him being him is all that I wanted.
And he executed perfectly. Because when does he not. It was our first night in the new home we had bought. He said we could get a hotel while we waited for our furniture to be delivered. But I wanted to do one night with no furniture, an air mattress, some candles, and a pizza delivery.
âLike camping.â I had said.
âYou hate camping.â
I laughed because he was right but he obliged me anyways. He carried me over the threshold and I made a joke about how heâs got to be careful - being old and all.
Then he carried me right over to the air mattress, said something like âCan an old man do this?â and went on to coax four orgasms from me - one from his fingers, one from his tongue, one from his thigh, and finally one from where I wanted him most.
When we were done, I threw on one of his old tshirts and a pair of boxers. He just had on an old pair of sweats and a white tee. We stared into each others eyes like two lovesick teenagers until he said âCome here - I gotta show you something.â
âBabe, the house is empty.â
âGet over here smart ass.â
Jack picked up a candle and lead us over to the fireplace. He set the candle on the mantle as I read what was now engraved into the stone âThe Abbots - Est 2025â
âSo this is why you were getting all of those random tools from Amazon.â
Ever the handy man he is. Then he was on his knee. His bad one. To which I told him he didnât have to do that. And then he said he would even if it killed him. And I think I said something stupid like âNot on my watch.â
I donât even remember what he said after that. He doesnât either. We both blacked out from sheer happiness. All I really remember is him asking me to do him the honor of being his wife and me pulling him up off of his knee and saying âDuh!â as fast I could before kissing him. Over and over and over again until that air mattress was just a deflated extension of the wood floor beneath it.
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Danaâs hand rests on my thigh gently. My leg stops shaking. My mind doesnât stop racing though.
I'm not an anxious person. If anything, I can be relaxed to a fault. But I am an intuitive person - and something is wrong.
Where is he?
âRelax. When is that man ever late?â
âThatâs why Iâm worried.â
You would think I didn't have my own license or car the way Jack insists on driving me everywhere. He tells me it is to keep our insurance from being sky high. I may or may not be a bit accident prone when behind the wheel. I tell him it's because he's obsessed with me. He always huffs a laugh and murmurs something about two things being true at once.
The Pitt makes sense. Ever since Jack started taking on more day shifts to balance out our conflicting schedules, a lot of times we are arriving and leaving here together. But on the off chance we are not, he is still picking me up. Always with some kind of treat in hand - usually a McDonalds Diet Coke much to Jack's dismay.
Jack takes the saying 'If you're not early - you're late' far more seriously than anyone I have ever met. The day shift typically gets off at 7 PM which means he is usually here to gossip with Robby on the roof by 6:35 PM.
âGo - take a case! Heâll be here to pick you up before you know it.â
My dissents are quickly met with Dana shooing me from the nurses station and personally squaring my shoulders to the board.
I havenât even read the first name when Robby appears at my shoulder.
âWhere is your fiancĂ©?â
âSay that any louder and youâre going to be my next patient.â
âYeah because you two are so inconspicuous with the whispering and the giggling and the big honking rock on your finger and the-â
â-disappearing to 'clean' the on-call room.â Dana finishes Robbyâs sentence as they both double over in laughter.
Dana, Robby, and Collins are the only people in the ED that know about Jack and Iâs relationship.
Collins knew I had feelings for Jack before I even let myself go there. Robby knew Jack had feelings for me before he let himself go there. So they took matters into their own hands.
Collins had a $100 on Jack breaking first. Robby $100 on me. And he had an extra $100 to spare when he bribed Dr Ellis to ask me to take her night shift for a week. Oh, how that backfired on him.
Three shifts later and Robby was $200 in the hole.
Six months later, I was moved out of my city apartment and into Jack's house.
Dana offered to drive me home after shift one night. Because it was cold and rainy and my apartment was close by. My apartment that I no longer lived in.
Jack wasnât picking me up - he was out of town at a conference. I insisted on taking an uber, the bus, walking - anything that meant not explaining to Dana why my new address was the same as Dr Abbot's. She wouldn't take no for an answer and yelled "Oh, I knew it! Bridget owes me $100!" when I finally fessed up.
One year later, almost to the day that Robby had to pony up on his bet with Collins, I had an engagement ring on my finger.
Tonight, after he picks me up, Jack and I are going to pilates together.
It was only a matter of time before Robby and Collins gave it another go and I bet Jack that Robby would fold before Collins.
What's the point in betting money when we share a bank account? Seeing Jack in the pink pilates grippy socks he does not know I got him will be priceless.
âWell, when you find him please tell him that he is late for our date on the roof."
"Stop dragging him up there - you already have a date tonight!"
"Yeah, one in which I need his advice on."
"Oh please, you're talking to the wrong Abbot if you need advice on how to woo Collins." Dana interjects. Not everyone in the ED knows about Jack and I but they do know Heather and I are best friends.
"Oh, I wasn't aware you two had tied the knot already. Do you want me to change your name on the board? I can do that right now actually. Does HR know? It'll just take a moment-" Robby teases.
I grab the remote out of Robby's hands as he laughs, "Okay fine - go have your little roof date but do not take long!"
"Well, we'd already be done if he wasn't late. Where is he by the way? He is never late for anything.â
âYeah, donât remind me.â
I step forward, my elbows on the counter of the nurses station and my head now in my hands as I groan.
âRelax. Itâs Jack - we couldnât keep him away from this place even if we wanted to. Especially with you in here.â Robby squeezes my shoulder and is off to what I assume to be the roof.
I check my watch before I stand back up to scan the board for real this time - 6:50 PM.
Where is he?
I pull my phone from my pocket. Thereâs no new message from Jack lighting up my home screen but I open up our conversation anyways.
From Jack: I miss you
From Jack: I canât believe Langdon is getting to hang out with you right now and not me
From Jack: If you stay at that damn hospital any longer weâre gonna have to start forwarding all these packages you order there
Little does he know one of those many packages holds his new pilates socks.
To Jack: Oh please - as if more than half arenât all your little go bag gadgets
To Jack: And to think our colleagues think Iâm the drama queen
âIncoming - Trauma 1!â
Iâm happy for the distraction. Iâm gowned, gloved, and ready to go before the patient is even rolled in.
The doors to Trauma 1 fly open - but not with a patient. Just Dana.
âIâm going to get Robby! You should not have to do this.â Dana is staring pointedly at me before sheâs off. I donât even get a chance to respond.
Weird. I know Iâve only been an attending for a couple months but Dana had more confidence in me on my first day as an intern than she did just now.
I now understand why as the patient is rolled in front of me.
There he is.
Unconscious. Cold. Clammy. And slightly bloody from a small cut on his forehead.
My world stops.
âHeart attack.â Langdon is here.
Somehow all I can think of is Jackâs text from earlier. I want to laugh but I canât. What if I never get one again? Iâm supposed to see him in pink pilates socks tonight. Not in a body bag.
âCLEAR!â
Suddenly all the pieces from the past couple days are coming together and I cannot believe I didnât catch it sooner. Canât believe he didnât catch it sooner!
âCLEAR!â
His dizziness. The increase in massages of his amputated leg. The quick heart beat. The rash.
I hear the commotion around me. But Iâm not processing any of it until itâs directed at me.
âI said CLEAR! Move!â
This cant be happening. So I decide that itâs not going to.
âNo!â My voice comes out way more feeble than I meant. Way more feeble than anyone in this ED has ever heard me.
âWell I hope you enjoyed being Abbotâs favorite because youâre going to kill him and your career in one go.â
âLangdon - he is not having a heart attack.â
âYes he is!â
âNo he isnât - take off his leg!â
âTake off his leg?! Okay, youâre literally going insane. And Iâm supposed to report to you?! I know I went to rehab but oh my gosh - CLEAR!â
âIâm going to clear you out of this trauma bay if you do not get out of my way.â
You know how they say a new mom could lift a car off of her new born baby? Iâm pretty sure thatâs the phenomenon I am experiencing right now. I donât exactly know what other worldly force is taking over me right now but I do not question it. I am watching myself from outside of my body as I spring into action.
I shove Langdon to the side as I lift up Jackâs pant leg to remove his prosthetic. The prosthetic that noone else in this room wouldâve known he had.
He doesnât keep it a secret but he doesnât exactly advertise it either. Especially when he refuses to sit down on a double shift. Ironically enough, thatâs probably why he is on this table.
I spot what Iâm looking for immediately but Langdon is the one who speaks it out loud, âPressure ulcer - heâs in septic shock.â
âThanks for finally using your brain Dr Langdon but weâre going to be using mine from here on out.â
âBlood ox is 91.â Someone yells. I donât know who. What I do know is that 91 is dangerously low.
âScalpel.â I demand.
âWhat are you going to do?â
âWe need to drain this fluid before his organs start to fail.â
The first and only time Jack taught me this procedure it was his save. Now it has to be mine.
I tell myself that one day we will be sitting in front of our engraved fireplace. Old. Like, actually old. Not the fake old that Jack tries to pretend he is. With kids and grandkids - telling them the story of how Jack saved his own life through the transitive property. So I better get to work.
âScalpel. Now.â
Langdon slams the scalpel into my hand. I ignore the looks around the room. The looks that say âThe only person qualified to perform something like this in an ED is the patientâ.
âYour funeral. And his.â I ignore Langdon.
I must have cut the most perfect incisions of my life. Performed the most flawless procedure anyone has ever seen from me. I donât remember any of it.
The loud beeping slows. His blood pressure rises. Then his blood oxygen. Then the bag I drained is full and being disposed of by Dana.
When did she get here?
Robbyâs hand is on my shoulder, trying to pull me away.
When did he get here?
I hear him tell Whitaker to get a suture and close up the wound. Oh, the irony. Credit where credit is due - Whitaker has gotten much quicker under Jackâs patient teaching. Thank fucking goodness.
I think of the first real laugh I got out of Jack. My eyes start to tear up but I stop myself. I will hear that laugh again. Over and over and over again. So much so that I would get sick of it if that was even possible.
Robby is apologizing profusely into my ear. He has nothing to be sorry for. But I canât manage any words. So I just let him move me out of Whittakerâs way but I do not leave Jackâs side.
I canât seem to register anything beyond Jackâs face that Iâm seemingly trying to force into consciousness with my stare alone.
âWhere the hell did you learn that?â
My head turns to Whitaker at his question but it swivels so fast back to Jack I think I give myself whiplash. Because I donât speak - he does.
âSolid work, doctor.â
Iâve never been happier to hear those words come out of his mouth.
âOh my god.â My hand clamps over my mouth as my head dips to Jackâs chest, my arms wrapping around his shoulders.
My adrenaline tank plummets to zero and I am absolutely sobbing into Jackâs chest. Whatever was coursing through my veins during that procedure is coming out in what feels like gallons of tears and hiccups.
I donât care whoâs in the room. I donât care that everyone is slack jawed and staring and so beyond confused. I donât care that out of the corner of my eye I see Perlah slapping a $100 into Princessâs palm.
All I care is that Jackâs hand has found its way into my hair and when I place my shaking hand on top of it to make sure itâs real - it is. Even better - itâs warm and dexterous and alive.
Heâs alive and heâs here.
He gently guides my head out of his chest. I lift my chin up to look at him - give him the eye contact I know he is seeking. That we both are.
âBaby - Iâm okay. Iâm okay, Iâm safe, Iâm here. Iâm not going anywhere.â
His voice is as steady as ever. His heart beat matching it. The beat that was so faint what seems like moments ago.
I let it calm me down. I place a kiss to his chest and lean up to do the same to his forehead. My hand tangles in his salt and pepper curls as I hold his sweaty forehead to my lips and then bring my own forehead down to meet his. I close me eyes and breath him in.
Heâs alive and heâs here.
âWelcome back, brother.â Robby manages to choke out through a couple tears of his own.
âJust wanted to make sure you guys werenât getting lazy at the end of your shift.â
We all crack a smile but only Robby speaks, âDoes this mean I have to work a double?â
âNot if you go park my car. Itâs in the ambulance bay.â
I speak a full sentence for what feels like the first time in days, âYou drove here?â
âWe had a date. Plus, I wasnât feeling quite right.â Jack nods down towards his amputated leg like itâs nothing but a minor inconvenience.
I dig into his pocket and toss Robby his keys. Robby calls for a CT and a room with a bed before ushering himself and everyone else out to give us some privacy.
âAnd how are you feeling now?â
âIâm feeling like Iâd like to make the woman who just saved my life my wife.â
My hand immediately flies to the small cut on his forehead. The blood dry and crusty, âHow hard did you hit your head? Weâre already engaged.â
Jack chuckles, places his hand on mine and squeezes, âI barely hit my head when I fell out of the car. Iâm fine - I just really don't want to live another moment without being able to call myself your husband.â
So we donât. Not really anyways. I make Jack get every fucking scan in the book that I think we hit our insurance deductible in under an hour. He humors me by lying in the bed in one of the ER rooms as I pump a myriad of fluid and antibiotics into him.
After a few hours his blood oxygen is perfect. So is his blood pressure and his heart rate. I donât think Iâve taken my eyes off of him once. Or my hands. Running my hands through his hair, caressing his forehead, squeezing his forearm. Just to reassure myself he is here.
He understands what Iâm doing. Hears what I cannot say. He grabs my hand on its next pass through his hair and presses a kiss to every single knuckle before speaking, âBaby, Iâm sorry I scared you. I scared myself honestly. But I promise, I am not going anywhere. Ever. And I am so sorry you had to go through that. You should have never had to operate on me. I donât know how you did that. I mean if it was flipped. If I saw you come in like that-â
His voice falters, his bottom lip quivers and he pulls me into the tightest hug as we both begin to cry. I think if we could crawl into eachothers skin, we would.
We stay there like that for a while. Until Jack grabs my face, kisses every single part of it, then whispers âI love you so much but I think if you pump anymore fluid into me youâre going to water board me.â
As if on cue, Robby whips the curtain open, âTo the roof we go!â
âYou canât be serious.â
Robby holds up some kind of certificate as Collins and Dana round the corner.
In the hours I spent nursing Jack back to health, I went to the bathroom one time. And only because I hadnât gone the last four hours of my shift and I own a huge water bottle.
In that one bathroom break, Jack had managed to get Robby ordained online and enlisted Dana and Collins to âdecorateâ the roof.
Weâre still gonna have our wedding ceremony and the reception and the whole ordeal. But I agree with him - I canât go another second not married to him. Not after today.
So we go up to the roof. Jack still in his hospital gown and me in my scrubs. Robby officiates, Dana sings because she canât help herself, and Collins âwitnessesâ which really means crying.
Jack is kissing me before Robby can even say, âYou may kiss your bride.â
When we come up for air, Robby claps both of us on the back and says, âSolid work, you two.â
I just kiss my husband again. Because he is alive and he is here
i want this force of a man to give me his babies
Baby gojo reacts to: nanami!
idk if you did that already but just in case! Loved the last one too, thank you again sm! đ©”
âdonâtâ donât paw at my glasses, please.â
nanami stares at the squirming baby almost apprehensively as he pins his little arms. âthatâs not polite. here, you have to stay put.â
gojo has left his baby to him as he and you go on a date. why did he even agree? the clown told him both of you will be back before evening and you even apologized to him for the trouble. for old timeâs sake, he relents.
ââŠ?â baby tilts his head at him, and then he reaches out to his tie and grabs it. âwaaa!â
âoh you.â nanami inwardly facepalms as the little thing happily plays with his tie. heâs about to reprimand him again when he realizes the kid is quiet as he fiddles with it. nanami decides to give in.
âat first glance you look calm but you resemble gojo greatlyâŠâ nanami sighs. âbut of course, youâre his kid.â
baby turns to him as he smiles. âbwa?â
ânothing. grow up well, okay? donât turn into your father too much.â
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how sweet
went down a rabbit hole reading about wolverines last night so i made this w screenshots of some cool things i found
as a psychology student who learns physiology, im shook.
didn't realise the space inside the body was this tight. damn...
you will always have me 'toru đ©”
Û pairing : gojo satoru x reader
Û genre : hurt/comfort, very mild smut, aftercare !! set slightly before jjk vol 0, but no spoilers <3
Û word count : estimated 2.4K
Û summary : satoru has a bad day, and you make it all wash away with a few tender actions and soft words that heâs never had the pleasure of hearing before.
âsatoruâŠâ you muttered against his lips, voice sounding similar to that of dripping honey as it reached his ears.
every mumble of his name had him moaning into the crook of your neck, his hands delicately holding your wrists above your head as he lazily thrusted into you over and over again; desperately searching for some form of release to let go of his pent up worries from the day. âjust a little longer, dove⊠hold on for just a little longer for me, alright?â his lips devoured yours, swallowing the heavenly moans that slipped from your tongue like a dagger.
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Baby gojo reacts to: megumi!đ€đș
âjust for three hours, can you do it?â
ââŠyeah.â
megumi stares at the blinking miniature of his sensei quietly, as the baby looks back at him too in silence.
âwell then!â gojo claps his hands before turning to you. âletâs go, sweets! we have a willing, trusty babysitter to take care of him!â
you shoot your husband a glare before turning to megumi. âsorry, megumi. we have to go to school and investigate the recent cursed spirits outbreak, and it doesnât feel right to bring him there.â
âi donât mind, nee-san,â megumi replies to you almost nonchalantly, throwing a glance at your baby in his hold. âiâll keep an eye on him.â
thatâs what megumi said, but even he doesnât know what heâll do with a baby in his apartment. at first, he puts the kid on his bed and he immediately sits up straight and turns to him.
âwhat?â he questions the baby as if he could answer him. âdo you feel cold?â
the munchkin is dressed in a frog onesie with little ears, so maybe he doesnât feel cold, megumi thinks. in the next half an hour, he and the baby are in staring match, as he doesnât even squeak once.
âyou must be bored here,â megumi sighs, starting to feel bad that he canât entertain him. âmaybe i should ask her to accompany me next timeâŠâ his thoughts flit to the chirpy girl in his class, whom he knows will have many ideas to humor a baby.
maybe it can also be an excuse to spend time with her too.
suddenly, baby scoots closer to his side and leans to him, closing his eyesâ and megumi feels warm inside.
âah,â a small smile lights his face at the sight of this cute creature depending on him so trustingly. he pulls him closer and pats his back, before wrapping his arms around him to keep him in place.
âokay, letâs sleep together then.â