Too Many Scientists Spoil the Plot von Purpleyin

Zusammenfassung: McKay has a little accident in an Ancient lab, which leads to a very odd situation for Atlantis. After all one Rodney McKay is enough for anyone.
Eingestuft: GEN [Reviews - 0]
Kategorie: McKay/Weir
Charaktere: None
Episode Related: None
Genres: Angst, Drama, Humor, Romance
Holiday: None
Season: Any Season
Warnings: None
Crossovers: None
Herausforderung:
Serie: None
Kapitel: 3 Abgeschlossen: No
Wörter: 5352 Gelesen: 4757
Veröffentlicht: 2005.01.14 Aktualisiert: 2005.01.14

1. Chapter 1 by Purpleyin [Reviews - 0] (1826 words)

2. Chapter 2 by Purpleyin [Reviews - 0] (1197 words)

3. Chapter 3 by Purpleyin [Reviews - 0] (2329 words)

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