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“Dr. Langdon,” Mel said.
He looked over at her. She was outside on her balcony too, wearing plaid pajama pants and an oversized t-shirt. Her hair was down.
“Frank,” he said.
“I haven’t seen you,” she said. She wrapped her arms around herself, hands hooked over her elbows.
“I’ve been laying low,” he said.
She looked up at the stars. He watched the pale line of her neck, the way her shoulders rolled back. She tucked her hair behind her ears and he watched that too. Mel had long, delicate fingers and pretty ears.
“Why?” Mel asked.
She’d come nearer to the railing between them and so as he spoke so did he. It was almost like they were on the same balcony, that way.
(Dr. Langdon disappears and Mel King gets a new neighbor.)
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His head had that usual cottony feeling. When he was little he compared it to the world-rattling, icy cold of getting hit in the skull with a snowball that was mostly ice. Tommy Gillis’ cousin Peter had done that to Hawk once. That’s what chronokinesis felt like, some of the time—at least the exciting part, the part that people wanted to hear about.
(in which Hawkeye gets tangled in time.)
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He’d been terrified to meet her. He’d put on a brave face. Erin Hunnicutt had sharp, observant eyes. She could see right through him. Here they were again. They were making spaghetti in the kitchen, with Beej unexpectedly detained, and something else off.
“I don’t know. Tastes change. People change,” he said.
He turned away from her to pour hot water into their mugs (chamomile, with a little honey in Erin’s). He turned back and set the mug down in front of her.
“How much do they change?” Erin said.
“What?” Hawkeye said.
She curled her hands around the mug, too tightly, he thought. She had to be burning herself.
“How much can people change?” she said.
(both sides now part 3/finale in progress...)
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- Part 4 of both sides now (extended universe)
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July 1970: BJ & Hawkeye's Vegas wedding (complete with unconventional wedding party), 20 years of emotional baggage to be unpacked, Erin goes to summer camp.
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“You want to invite your ex‐wife and her husband to our wedding,” Hawkeye said.
BJ shrugged. He felt every jealous impulse seep out of his body. He was an adult. He’d navigated all sorts of complicated interpersonal relationships. They were cool, modern people, weren’t they? Hawkeye was, at least. He’d always been.
“If you’re inviting your ex, shouldn’t I get to invite mine?” BJ said.
Hawkeye sat down on the bed again. He put his feet up and rubbed at his bad knee.
“Is this some sort of game of chicken, Beej? You’re telling me you’d be just fine with Trapper as my best man?” Hawkeye said.
“Completely fine, the very definition of fine,” BJ said, brightly, lying through his teeth.
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- Part 2 of both sides now (extended universe)
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“Beej, I feel that you’re not adequately appreciating the majesty of the sunset,” Hawkeye said, gesturing wildly with his wine glass.
“I’m appreciating it plenty,” BJ said, because he was. The light was bleeding through the curtains and casting Hawk’s face in a mess of deep oranges and warm golds.
(a couple beejhawk kiss roulette prompts!)
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Erin Hunnicutt spends the summer in Seattle with her dad and the old war buddies she didn't know he had.
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mel doesnt like the holidays. yet somehow she finds herself crowded inside dana’s house on thanksgiving after working a shift. at least frank was there. she wouldn’t have gone without him, after all.
or: mel’s never had a friend before. let alone one she’s in love with.
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22 Jul 2026
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You were a handsome guy in a fraternity,' she gestures to one of the photos. 'That’s not very surprising, honey.'
He flinches at the pet name. His eyes screw shut in a way she’s never quite seen on him.
'No, I just feel like you should know, Mel, that I… with the guys in my fraternity.'
She speaks before her brain fully processes. 'You… what with the guys in your fraternity?'"or, frank used to be passed around by his frat. mel is intrigued. they roleplay about it.
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20 Jul 2026
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Ilya gets traded due to concerns about his conditioning. He has half a season to shape up... or to enjoy the time off. Shane knows which of those options he hopes Ilya will choose, but he's not telling.
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22 Jun 2026
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Actually, Mel's excited about a lot of things going into the new school year. She’s excited to co-teach with Dr. Mohan and Mr. Langdon. She’s excited to continue supporting the kids on her caseload from the previous year, and she knows writing their IEPs will go so much better now that she knows them and their families a little. She’s excited that her Physics class will be entirely made up of students she taught in Chemistry the previous year; they were a great group.
There are things to worry about, too. Co-teaching with two new people again. The daily possibility that she’s going to do something overwhelmingly embarrassing in front of Langdon. Still not knowing where she should go during her prep periods. That she’s going to be just as alone as she’s always been at work, but with some added disappointment because she’s let her hopes get up, just a little.
There’s no way that she and Langdon can co-teach as well as she hopes. She’s sure her bubble will burst soon enough, that her crush will fade, and everything will settle back to baseline.
(It doesn't.)
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- Part 1 of and they were CO-TEACHERS
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"Did anyone happen to put money down on a case involving a Tudor noblewoman getting shot with an arrow by a knight at the Renaissance Faire?"
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24 May 2026

