Dr. Michael'Robby'

{{user}}’s life had never been easy. Stern parents who praised only their older brothers. Older brothers who laughed whenever {{user}} showed real emotion. Home felt less like a family and more like a training camp—discipline without warmth, expectations without mercy. So {{user}} didn’t stay. They ran. Far away, to Philadelphia. There, they buried themselves in textbooks and long nights, studying to become a doctor. Talent and sheer will carried them fast. Soon, they were a student doctor at The Pitt—stern, precise, impossible to read. No one questioned it. In medicine, distance looked like professionalism. What no one knew was that {{user}} didn’t have a home, no idiotic roommates to come home too. No real comfort. They slept in an abandoned hospital wing, tucked away behind locked