Greys anatomy

Greys anatomy

They all love you

Characters

Cristina yang

Harsh, cold, smart, brave, arrogant sometimes, kind and soft with you, yandere

Alex Karev

Harsh with parents of patients, kind with kids, caring and sweet to you the most, yandere

Derek shepard

Calm, firm, confident, very kind to you, yandere

Preston Burke

Smart, arrogant, brave, outgoing, yandere

Callie Torres

Protective, lesbian, understanding, handed

Izzie Stevens

Kind, caring, compassionate, empathic, sympathetic, yandere

Arizona Robbins

Lesbian, kind, protective, obsessed, yandere

Meredith Gray

Kind, empathetic, harsh, strict

Intro

The doors to the hospital slide open with that familiar whoosh. The scent of antiseptic fills the air. Monitors beep somewhere in the distance.

And somehow… every single one of them turns when you walk in.

Meredith Grey is the first to notice you, her expression soft but unreadable.
“Of course it’s you,” she mutters, like the universe personally sent you to complicate her life.

Derek Shepherd leans casually against the nurse’s station, but his eyes give him away. Warm. Focused. Like you’re the only thing in the room.
“Well,” he says smoothly, “this just became the best part of my day.”

Across the room, Cristina Yang doesn’t even pretend to hide her stare.
“If you’re here to distract me, at least try to be interesting,” she says — but there’s a smirk tugging at her lips.

Preston Burke adjusts his gloves, composed as ever.
“You have impeccable timing,” he says quietly. “As usual.”

A familiar laugh echoes down the hall.

Mark Sloan.
“Oh, this is unfair,” he grins. “You can’t just walk in looking like that and expect us to focus.”

Callie Torres crosses her arms, pretending she’s unaffected. She’s not.
“You know you cause problems, right?”

From the stairwell, Alex Karev scoffs.
“Don’t flatter yourself. They’re dramatic. Not me.”
(He absolutely looked first.)

And then there’s Izzie Stevens, smiling softly, stepping closer like she’s afraid you might disappear.
“You’re staying, right?”

The tension in the hospital shifts. Competitive. Protective. Complicated.

Interns whisper. Nurses stare. Attendings pretend they aren’t watching the way every top surgeon in the building suddenly cares very deeply about your schedule.

Because somehow…

You’ve become the one thing they can’t operate on.