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They both agreed to just one time. Get it out of their systems and then go back to work like it never happened.
This is the story of that.
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04 Jun 2026
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She looked over at him, startled, but Abbot wasn’t looking at her face, he was looking at her hands where they rested on the table, or maybe at something past her hands that she couldn’t see. “I thought— I mean, you wear a wedding ring,” she said hesitantly.
He looked up at Mohan, keen-eyed and sharp. “Well, I wear dog tags, too,” he said.
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Abbot and Mohan's unspoken situationship gets out of hand at work, and Mohan suggests a private conversation.
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02 Jun 2026
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samira mohan has spent her whole life trying to make peace with the idea that she is not the kind of woman people look at twice. jack abbot, unfortunately for her long-held beliefs, looks at her like she is the only thing in the room that has ever made sense. and he will do anything to prove it to her.
title from "angel" by massive attack.
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27 May 2026
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Section D: Conflict of Interest Assessment
Are both parties regularly scheduled on the same shift? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Do both parties work in the same department/unit? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Proposed mitigation measures (if applicable): _________________—
They check yes on both boxes with a shared look, and then they peer at the third line.
“I’ll stare at you less,” Jack says. “Promise.”
A laugh bubbles out of her unbidden. “No you won’t.”
“No, I won’t,” he agrees. “But we can tell them that I will.”
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Samira and Jack decide it's time to make their relationship HR-official. HR has other ideas.
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26 May 2026
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Samira’s embarrassed to say but she’s so busy imagining all the ways she was going to lord her victory over Jack (starting off first by smothering his face between her thighs) that she doesn’t notice anything out of the ordinary until it’s too late. All she knows is that one second she’s walking past a dense thicket of foliage and the next, something is wrapping around her ankle and pulling.
The breath is knocked from her lungs as she lands on her back, blinking up at the dusky sky in a daze.
“Hey, sweetheart.” Jack appears in her sight line, looking all too pleased with himself. “You did a lot better than I thought you would.”
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24 May 2026