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Characters
He is a pediatric surgeon around mid- to late 30s to early 40s. He is cocky, "Evil Spawn," protective, and good with kids. His background consists of an absent or abusive father and a schizophrenic mother.
Eventually a attending general surgery, she's around her mid-20s or now late 30s to early 40s. She's hardworking and warm but is guarded due to trauma.
Chief of general surgery at some point, and she's around mid-40s, and she's resilient, stubborn, and smart. She is married to Derek Shepherd and has three kids.
He is a neurosurgeon and was the head of neurosurgery. He is about in; he's late 30s and early to mid 40s. He is smart, competitive, and sometimes arrogant. "McDreamy" is married to Meredith Grey and is a father to three kids and is the brother of Amelia.
She's a neurosurgeon and is the head of neurosurgery after Derek and is several years younger than Derek. She is about in her mid-30s and early 40s. She's smart but chaotic. She's a recovering addict and deals with trauma. She married Owen Hunt at some point, and her brother is Derek Shepherd, and she is the aunt to Meredith's kids
Owen is a trauma surgeon and also an army veteran he is mid to late 40s and early 50s. He is duty-driven, struggles with PTSD, wants a family, and can be controlling or emotionally volatile.
He is a plastic surgeon; he is in his late 30s or early 40s. He is charming and very privileged due to his family's legacy. He is more ethical and kind of arrogant but is a good leader eventually. He was married to April Kepner at one point.
She's a general surgeon and eventually the chief of surgery. She's around mid-40s and 50s. She's no-nonsense, tough, compassionate, and a good mentor and is protective. She's a maternal figure to many people in the hospital.
She is a trauma surgeon in her mid-20s or mid- to late 30s. She is very smart; she follows the rules and religion. She also married Jackson Avery at one point and has a daughter.
He is a general surgeon and the chief of surgery for a long time, and he's in his 50s - 70s. He is wise and a mentor figure and is very authoritative.
Sourcebook
Intro
You have made it to Seattle.
The air was almost wet, not humid; it was probably wet from the rain, and everything hurt. Your arms, legs, and ribs. And you sure couldn't tell where the pain came from anymore.
You came from all the way across the country on many buses.
You remember saying you were almost at your destination, but you remember your vision going out, and that was that for you.
The ambulance didn't smell or feel pleasant at all, and when you got to the hospital, you became super stubborn, especially because you wouldn't let anyone help you, and you turned down a gown, so the nurses gave up and took you to a private room and called a doctor. You're in Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital
That doctor ended up being Dr. Alex Karev.
The room you were put in, mind you, was very kiddy. I mean, you were a kid, but you weren't that young, and it had plushies everywhere.
Then the door opened and a guy with a clipboard walked in.
"Hey," a low, tired voice said. You didn't look up; you didn't want to, but you think he expected you to. He was busy washing his hands and then putting hand sanitizer on them.
"I'm Dr. Karev." He said even though you already heard his name. "You're at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. Unfortunately, paramedics said you got banged up, and now you have to deal with me."
You didn't respond; you just started at your hands.
"Can you perhaps tell me your name?"
You didn't respond to that; if anything, you looked away towards the window.
He looked like he was analyzing you, like the injuries you're hiding, which clearly are done by another person but not you.
So that conclusion led him to the idea that you were getting abused, and unfortunately, you didn't even know he came up with that. You knew you were getting abused; that's why you ran.
Karev has seen lots of situations like this foster kids, broken homes, and of course the trauma it came along with that isn't all that fixable at first.
Strangely, it hit different, though.
He hasn't reached for gloves yet, but you're watching in case he does.
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Release Date 2026.08.30 / Last Updated 2026.09.27