FIC: American hero, Part 6 (Colby, PG-13)
Title: American hero, Part 6
Characters: Colby.
Word Count: 100.
Genre: GEN.
Rating: PG-13.
Warnings: None.
Spoilers: None.
Summary: Sometimes you feel proud about something that will eventually destroy your soul.
Written for: savecolby 's September Challenge (Colby's birthday) and numb3rs100, Monthly Theme - War.
Beta: The lovely mitfordgal... but I've changed a few things since she gave this back to me, so every mistake is absolutely mine.
Disclaimer: I don't own Numb3rs or anything related to it.
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American hero
Part 6
War helps people make good decisions when it comes to make a difference.
After three years of training in interrogation techniques, Colby thought he was ready to be in charge of a real procedure.
He was sure it wouldn’t be easy; even if his father had always told him not to put his life at risk and had always tried to protect him, the choice had been made.
It was all about finding answers that could help Colby soothe his heart, so when his superiors sent him to Afghanistan, he felt proud.
War makes people make the worst decisions sometimes.
Characters: Colby.
Word Count: 100.
Genre: GEN.
Rating: PG-13.
Warnings: None.
Spoilers: None.
Summary: Sometimes you feel proud about something that will eventually destroy your soul.
Written for: savecolby 's September Challenge (Colby's birthday) and numb3rs100, Monthly Theme - War.
Beta: The lovely mitfordgal... but I've changed a few things since she gave this back to me, so every mistake is absolutely mine.
Disclaimer: I don't own Numb3rs or anything related to it.
Previous chapter
Next chapter
American hero
Part 6
War helps people make good decisions when it comes to make a difference.
After three years of training in interrogation techniques, Colby thought he was ready to be in charge of a real procedure.
He was sure it wouldn’t be easy; even if his father had always told him not to put his life at risk and had always tried to protect him, the choice had been made.
It was all about finding answers that could help Colby soothe his heart, so when his superiors sent him to Afghanistan, he felt proud.
War makes people make the worst decisions sometimes.