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As Kimberly made her entrance into the garage, sparks flying out from underneath the car as the underside made contact with the asphalt of the parking garage. In here, all she could hear were the roaring of engines. She could hear her Coyote, the rotary right on the tail, and the unmistakable sound of a Mitsubishi 4G63 nearby. Apparently, someone had a similar idea. Placing her hand on her gear lever, she prepared to shift down to push more power if it came down to the inevitable. She didn't want it to come, but she was ready to make a decision should it come.

Eyeing the Mitsubishi, it showed no signs of letting off. Getting a closer look at it, it was tricked out to the teeth. Full aerodynamic bodykit. Not time attack level, but still a significant amount for a street car. Looking at the ramp to the floor above, she saw the Mitsubishi get closer and closer out the corner of her eye. It still showed no signs of backing down, and before the both of them knew it,it had become a game of chicken. It wasn't head to head, though. Instead of a head-on crash, someone was going to be t-boned. The Mustang got closer to the ramp, and the Mitsubishi was daring to shoot the gap. Kimberly was doing calculations in the head, figuring out how much throttle she would need to commit to closing the gap, and how hard she should slam on the brakes to give up the gap. She continued to glance at the Evo IX to her side, still doing calculations in her head.

It was decided. Kimberly Emily Rossi was going to close the gap, and she hoped to god Seb was on for the ride. Her right hand tensed on the gear lever as she prepared to drop down a gear. Hearing the Evo's engine get louder and louder, she was waiting for the right time to shift down and floor it up the ramp. She held on, watching the ramp get closer and closer, and crossing into the point of no return. The Mitsubishi had committed to shooting the gap. If Kimberly's calculations were right, this would allow her to be able to go up the ramp while creating enough space and time behind her for her to fit in right behind her. Ross, unfortunately, would be dropped down a spot should this work.

Pressing the clutch in and blipping the throttle, Kimberly pulled the gear lever toward her, dropping a gear as she let go of the clutch and floored it. The sudden surge of power and torque caused the tires to squeal as the car shot forward and went up the ramp. The Mitsubishi fit into the gap behind her. If the arrangement of the garage was traditional, then the ramp should be right behind this one, which would prompt a very wide drift just to get the car around quick enough. As the Mustang emerged onto the second floor, she whipped the wheel to one side, before countersteering quickly to get the car's rear loose. Feeling it slide, Kimberly held a constant angle as the Mustang went wider and wider, seeing the ramp going up once again as she continued to slide to the next ramp. The Evo couldn't slide so it just had to take a wider line. She didn't know what Ross was doing, nor did she care.

Either way, the prize money would be split between them anyway. A significant portion would be put away for their familial purposes, whether it be for their kid's college fund, future endeavors, or even preparing for more children in the future. But what was at stake here was bragging rights. If Kimberly won, then she would be able to make fun of her husband, and vice versa. Both of them were driving new cars, and they were looking to see which of their projects were better. Simple as that.

Finishing her drift and shooting up the next ramp, Kimberly anticipated two more floors of this before the finish line was in sight. More and more drifting, and more and more rubber being burnt. Kimberly repeated the drifting line two more times. She couldn't care less about how Seb was feeling, either. If he was nauseous- tough luck for him, it was the price you had to pay for a victory. Soon enough, Kimberly was on the top floor, seeing two ominous looking Audi RS7s parked around a line for one car. From the look of things, it was a mad dash between whoever was behind her and her own car. She floored it and shot toward the finish line, hoping she would take the victory home.


Today was a big day for the Caduceus Mercy Medical Center. It was the day that all the new interns would start, and that meant that those like Dr. Sarah Rossi would be teaching for the very first time in her career. Freshly hired as the Head Attending Surgeon of the CMMC Trauma Center, she didn't have the luxury of being able to enjoy a nice break-in period. From day one, it was back-to-back surgeries treating various injuries. From repairing a partial amputation of a leg, to reversing the effects of an evisceration caused by a severe traffic accident. Needless to say, her time at the CMMC had been very busy.

And today, today she would be getting her first batch of interns. She didn't know who, but eventually the Chief of Surgery himself would come by and assign them their very first group. It was a nerve-wracking experience for the surgeon, but she figured she would be able to handle it. How hard could it be to teach a group of interns fresh out of medical school? This was a prestigious hospital, and thus only the cream of the crop would be here. At least, that's what Sarah hoped would happen.

Currently, the surgeon was standing in Trauma Bay One with a chart, writing down some details on a minor case. This was not something that warranted the use of her skills and time, but nobody else was open to issue the correct details, so she might as well had done it. It was a slow day so far. There was a man who was complaining of severe abdominal pain, and after a few minutes of discussion and diagnosing, it was determined that he had an inflamed appendix, otherwise known as appendicitis. Sarah looked over at the chart and then back at the patient, before calling a nurse over.

"Prep Mr. West for an laparoscopic appendectomy in OR 2 right away, make sure his BP and O2 sats stay stable until the OR opens. If anything happens before he gets to OR 2, page me.

Sarah finished up some details on his charts before handing it off to the nurse, who started preparations immediately. Walking out of the trauma bay, the Chief of Surgery found her, holding a plain, manila colored folder with her name on it. As she was walking, the Chief of Surgery caught up to her and matched her pace.

"Hey there, Dr. Rossi. I've got your intern assignments today. You might want to take a look at them real carefully. I'm trying something right now. I hope you'll accommodate your interns."

The Chief of Surgery was a well-respected man in the medical community across the country. He was chosen as the chief for a very good reason, and his presence here made the hospital so much better. Not to mention, he had a reputation among the doctors of the hospital. Apparently, everyone called him "McDreamy", he didn't know why nor did he care. After the files were handed off to Sarah, the Chief took off somewhere to attend to other chiefly duties.

Finding her way to somewhere she could sit, Sarah quickly took her seat and cracked the file open. Immediately, she was happy to see what she got. This Michael Castle guy caught her eye. His credentials were good. Straight out of Yale, the medical school was nice too. But, Sarah was looking to see his chops in the operating room. It wasn't going to be like medical school. The patients were real living people with a whole backstory to them. They weren't cadavers or cases in a textbook. Sarah hoped that he had the chops to make it in this environment.

Another guy, Dean Liu, he was also an awesome candidate. Identical background to Michael from undergraduate and up. Sarah immediately made the connection that they were probably very close to each other if they were both at this hospital. She made a mental note to make sure their hijinks would be kept to a minimum. There was no room for memes in the operating room. Rifling through the other interns she would be fielding today, she eventually closed up her files and made her way to the lounge, where the interns would be waiting to be received by their attending.

It was a couple floors above, so it was going to be a while. What was she going to say to them? Would they be able to tell that she's new to all of this teaching stuff? What if they didn't respect her? Sarah sighed and walked at a brisk pace down the busy hallways of the CMMC. You couldn't go five feet without passing a nurse or a doctor. If you were lucky enough, you would encounter the CMMC's famed janitor. Many people had many stories to tell about this elusive janitor. Most didn't see him, but if you did, you were in for an experience.

Taking the elevator up, she encountered a fellow doctor. Dr. Tiffany Archer of the Sports Medicine Clinic. It was odd seeing her here, considering she practically lived in the clinic, which was on the other side of the hospital. The two exchanged a brief, but formal greeting, before initiating the inevitable conversation.

"You got any interns today, Dr. Archer?"

"Yeah. I got some guys out of Harvard, Stanford, UC San Francisco, and whatnot. Lot of firepower in this year's class. What about you?"

"Yeah. I've got a couple of guys too. Both from Yale, both from the same freaking medical school. It's going to be lovely."

"Boy. That sounds really familiar. I can't remember from where though."

"Me either. By the way, where can I find those minty scrubs? They just shipped them in and I can't find them."

"Don't worry, Dr. Rossi. I'll help you out."

Dr. Archer winked, before the elevator arrived at its destination. The two walked together toward the doctor's lounge, before the two pulled aside somewhere momentarily. Sarah was feeling uneasy. But who wouldn't? It was her very first day being an actual teacher. Of course she was going to have her reservations. After all, she went to school to be a surgeon, not a teacher. She was a very well-paid teacher, though.

"Damn it, Tiff. I'm nervous, dude."

"Well then, don't be. Simple as that."

Sarah shrugged and sighed, "Well, if you say so." She walked out of wherever it was they pulled into, and into the doctor's lounge they went. Tiffany's interns weren't due here yet, so the only interns here were Sarah's. She cleared her throat, "Michael Castle? Dean Liu? Sarah called out the rest of the interns, who stood when they were called. It was like the first day of class all over again. Tiffany was at the side, making herself some coffee as she watched Sarah do her thing.

"My name's Dr. Sarah Rossi, and I'll be the attending watching over you interns for the time being. Now, before I let you people get a taste of the real thing, we have to establish some ground rules first. Rule number one, don't mess around, it's the real world, people."

Sarah glanced at a couple of interns she was trying to address before continuing,

"Rule number two, when I move, you move. It's crucial that you don't stand around doing nothing. If you don't have anything to do, find something. Don't make me give you something to do.

Rule number three, if someone pages you, you go. It doesn't matter who, when, what you're doing, or why. When that thing rings, you go.

And finally, rule number four. For the love of god, if you think you're going to kill someone or someone is about to die, page me. Don't page me for anything else. Got it? Any questions?
"

Sarah took what was about three seconds before closing the questioning period. "None? Good. Any other questions you have will be answered eventually. Let's go, people."
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Dr. Roman "Rome" Kingsley - Chief of Surgery
Dr. Dylan Stafford - Chief of Medicine



Dr. Richard Mueller - Head of Anesthesiology
Dr. Sabine Cheung - Head of Cardiology
Dr. Nicole Akiyama - Head of Dermatology
Dr. Peter Carter - Head of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Glen Matthews - Head of Endocrinology
Dr. Mark Tanner - Head of Gastroenterology
Dr. Louis Al-Ahmed - Head of Geriatrics
Dr. Gerald Reese - Head of Hematology
Dr. Victoria Luck - Head of Kinesiology and Nutritional Sciences
Dr. Mark Paul - Head of Nephrology
Dr. Shelby Petrova - Head of Neurology
Dr. Jacqueline Cook - Head of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Lisa Armstrong - Head of Opthalmology
Dr. Katherine Ford - Head of Otolarynology
Dr. Aaron Nelson - Head of Pediatrics
Dr. Harold Gillian - Head of Psychiatry
Dr. Rebecca Ng - Head of Radiology
Dr. Brian Fuentes - Head of Rheumatology



Dr. Sarah Rossi - Head Attending Surgeon, CMMC Trauma Center
Dr. Marietta Thomas - Head Attending Surgeon, CMMC Pediatrics Department (Specialty in Maternity Care)
Dr. Marvin Thomas - Head Attending Surgeon, CMMC Neurology Department
Dr. Tiffany Archer - Attending Doctor, CMMC Sports Medicine Clinic
Dr. Britney Arabella Nicholson - Attending Doctor, CMMC Pediatrics Department
Dr. Olivia Johnson - Medical Examiner, CMMC Mortuary



Dr. Dean Liu - Resident Surgeon, CMMC Trauma Center
Dr. Jack Slater - Resident Doctor
Dr. Michael "Mickey" David Castle - Resident Surgeon



Iviana Shay Moore - Registered Nurse, CMMC Neurology Department (Designated as a "Swingman")
Miriam "Mimi" Wright - Registered Nurse, CMMC Pediatrics Department



Mila Wright - Receptionist
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