Imagine: Jack and Robby have been married for years, but none of the med students/interns know. Langdon and Dana know, and because Dana knows, the other nurses know, and because the nurses know, doctors from other floors and departments know, but it’s such old news at this point that no one thought to tell the newcomers, Jack and Robby just are, and that’s how it is.
That is until Robby’s about to leave on Sabbatical and Jack has the grand idea to overplay his injury to guilt him into staying.
So, cue Jack going around telling the important people his plan, Langdon because he’s a senior resident, Dana because…obviously, and of course our favorite security guard Ahmad, so he doesn’t start calling for backup from upstairs.
So, Jacks plan consisted of this:
1. Mention his shoulders bothering him
2. Mention he’s feeling dizzy
3. Collapse.
After that is when Dana will rush over, Jack will utter an “I’m fine, I’m fine”
Langdon will insist he stays for monitoring.
Boom, Robby is so upset and concerned that he decides to forget about the sabbatical. Great plan right? Wrong.
Instead of getting through the e full plan, the second Jack mentions his shoulder hurting Robby’s hands are moving, he’s looking at the would, running tests, doing everything from A-Z.
Jack doesn’t know what to do, his plans screwed now. So he decides in a last ditch effort, while Robby has all hands on deck (or all hands on Jack ig) he tells Robby his plan, not realizing almost none of the people in the room know they’re married.
In their minds they were just like “I mean I guess they’re really close? And Jack doesn’t want Robby to die so yeah, makes sense” until Robby leans down to kiss Jack. Then the real confusion starts.
Robby then can’t go on sabbatical one because Jack had this whole plan to keep him home and safe, and two he had to explain to his employees and friends the relationship between him and Jack.
(Also as a backup Jack might’ve dismantled Robby’s motorcycle)


















