[TM] Ghosts
I believe in what’s here. I don’t judge things on a preset basis; I just call ’em as I see ’em-that sort of thing. So do I believe in ghosts? Or little green men? Vampires? Werewolves? No, I don’t. There’s simply not enough evidence to support any of those.
But ghosts-like past decisions? I do believe in those. They haunt you daily. Part of me wishes I’d never met Addison. But really, in retrospect, she made me who I am, and without her, I wouldn’t have come to Seattle, where I met Meredith. It’s the beauty of mistakes: sometimes they take you to where you’re supposed to be.
She’s my ghost. Even now she’s still there for me, when I was crumbling to pieces because Meredith had nearly drowned, so I can’t very well say she’s haunting me. Sure, I asked her to leave, even after our divorce, but the truth remains that if she knows me better than anyone at Seattle Grace-with the exception of Mark. She sees the signs of weakness and she helps me overcome. Addison is my ghost, but in a way, I don’t know what I’d do without her.
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But ghosts-like past decisions? I do believe in those. They haunt you daily. Part of me wishes I’d never met Addison. But really, in retrospect, she made me who I am, and without her, I wouldn’t have come to Seattle, where I met Meredith. It’s the beauty of mistakes: sometimes they take you to where you’re supposed to be.
She’s my ghost. Even now she’s still there for me, when I was crumbling to pieces because Meredith had nearly drowned, so I can’t very well say she’s haunting me. Sure, I asked her to leave, even after our divorce, but the truth remains that if she knows me better than anyone at Seattle Grace-with the exception of Mark. She sees the signs of weakness and she helps me overcome. Addison is my ghost, but in a way, I don’t know what I’d do without her.
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