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Fic: Hero's in the Definition
Title: Hero's in the Definition
Author: Erin (erinm_4600)
Characters, Pairing: Stephen Connor (mention of Team NIH)
Rating: G
Summary: Stephen Connor is easily irritated... but it's just easier to take the compliment sometimes.
Warning: mid- to post-series *Written for Round 27 of prompt-in-a-box. Prompt: #8 "We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has, of course, powerful muscles, but no personality." (Albert Einstein) and Prompt 13: Temperance for charloft's 100 drabbles of summer.
Disclaimer: The original characters of Medical Investigation belong to NBC and their respective actors. The OCs are mine.
Stephen Connor had a reputation throughout the medical community. Doctors who had heard him speak at conferences or, even the few who were lucky enough to watch him work miracles, revered him for his knowledge, tenacity and skill.
He got results.
Stephen always took the accolades, nodded politely and told the families he was just doing his job. And he hated every minute of it because he really hadn't done anything. His team, however, had. Miles stayed with the patients; Frank found the source; Natalie identified the disease; and Eva did everything else.
Connor considered his only success his team.
Author: Erin (erinm_4600)
Characters, Pairing: Stephen Connor (mention of Team NIH)
Rating: G
Summary: Stephen Connor is easily irritated... but it's just easier to take the compliment sometimes.
Warning: mid- to post-series *Written for Round 27 of prompt-in-a-box. Prompt: #8 "We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has, of course, powerful muscles, but no personality." (Albert Einstein) and Prompt 13: Temperance for charloft's 100 drabbles of summer.
Disclaimer: The original characters of Medical Investigation belong to NBC and their respective actors. The OCs are mine.
Stephen Connor had a reputation throughout the medical community. Doctors who had heard him speak at conferences or, even the few who were lucky enough to watch him work miracles, revered him for his knowledge, tenacity and skill.
He got results.
Stephen always took the accolades, nodded politely and told the families he was just doing his job. And he hated every minute of it because he really hadn't done anything. His team, however, had. Miles stayed with the patients; Frank found the source; Natalie identified the disease; and Eva did everything else.
Connor considered his only success his team.