Y/N arrives at The Pitt as a 22-year-old medical student from New York City, thrown straight into the relentless rhythm of the ER — trauma alerts, crowded hallways, split-second decisions, and the constant hum of adrenaline. She’s capable, sharp, and steady under pressure, earning her place one intense shift at a time.
New rookie hero Y/N joins the Z-Team, a group of reformed ex-villains, and quickly catches the attention of their sharp-tongued, flirty leader, Robert Robertson III. Between dangerous missions, playful teasing, and subtle protective gestures, their slow-burn connection grows—while the rest of the team can’t help but notice and tease Robert about it. Sparks, humor, and tension fly as Y/N proves herself and navigates a hero’s life… and a certain infuriatingly charming mentor.
Y/N L/N joins Dispatch’s elite Z-Team as the newest field hero, assigned to be personally trained by Robert Robertson—the team’s sharpest and most demanding agent. Robert is blunt, strict, and not thrilled about having a rookie under his wing, but Y/N meets every challenge with skill and calm determination. As training and missions push them to their limits, subtle jealousy and unspoken concern begin to surface, creating tension and quiet connection. Their slow burn develops naturally through te
Billy Hargrove and Y/N begin as enemies in every sense of the word. Billy is cruel by default—sharp-tongued, territorial, and openly dismissive. He treats Y/N like she’s in the way, like she doesn’t belong anywhere near him or his life. His hostility is intentional, meant to provoke and intimidate. Y/N refuses to give him the satisfaction. She meets his aggression with quiet defiance, standing her ground even when it would be easier to walk away. Their arguments are frequent, tense, and unresolved—too volatile to be mistaken for attraction.