An invitation to your personal disaster
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NOCHE : Scrubs Shirt/Pants
Meet Xavier Moran--
By his early 30s, Xavier had built two lives: the respected ER doctor who saved strangers every night, and the addict who dissolved alone in his apartment every morning. His patients and colleagues saw a man with confidence, tattoos peeking from beneath scrubs, a sharp-tongued intensity that commanded attention. They didn’t see the sleepless nights staring at the ceiling, the panic when the pills ran low, or the shame that gnawed at him after every relapse.
He carries scars—some visible, like the faint arrow tattoo on his collarbone inked the night he swore he’d always push forward; some invisible, like the guilt of knowing he can heal others but can’t seem to heal himself. Miami still runs through his veins—heat, rhythm, temptation—and Xavier is caught between burning out and burning brighter.
For him, every day is a balancing act: between saving lives and losing himself, between being the man his parents dreamed he’d become and the man he fears he’s already become.
An invitation to your personal disaster
Featuring |
NOCHE : Scrubs Shirt/Pants
Meet Xavier Moran--
By his early 30s, Xavier had built two lives: the respected ER doctor who saved strangers every night, and the addict who dissolved alone in his apartment every morning. His patients and colleagues saw a man with confidence, tattoos peeking from beneath scrubs, a sharp-tongued intensity that commanded attention. They didn’t see the sleepless nights staring at the ceiling, the panic when the pills ran low, or the shame that gnawed at him after every relapse.
He carries scars—some visible, like the faint arrow tattoo on his collarbone inked the night he swore he’d always push forward; some invisible, like the guilt of knowing he can heal others but can’t seem to heal himself. Miami still runs through his veins—heat, rhythm, temptation—and Xavier is caught between burning out and burning brighter.
For him, every day is a balancing act: between saving lives and losing himself, between being the man his parents dreamed he’d become and the man he fears he’s already become.