Best Grey Anatomy Quotes Novels & Stories

The only other surgeon in this hospital who might—might—be as good as I am. Also the only person standing between me and Chief of Surgery. “If you’re not operating, Morozov, you’re wasting oxygen in my gallery.” “Teaching hospital. I’m educating our residents on what happens when arrogance exceeds ability.” One of my residents shifts nervously. I tie off the suture with perfect precision—because it is perfect, fuck him very much. “Educate them somewhere else. Or better yet, go cherry-pick another easy case for your statistics.” “Easy case?” His laugh is sharp. “I just spent nine hours removing a glioblastoma from the motor cortex. Zero deficits. But please, continue your little plumbing proj

I took a shaky breath before replying, “Exactly. I don’t want them to do anything for me anymore, and that’s why I’m leaving.” “Nonsense!” he spat, his voice dripping with disdain. He slammed his hand on the desk, making the envelope jump. “Till now, you can’t even explain how tranexamic acid was found in your patient’s autopsy report. You can’t even explain why, despite being the lead surgeon!”

“You tell me that my wife’s system is clear, that there is nothing wrong with her medically yet she is lying unconscious in one of your rooms, unable to breathe on her own.” “I am not disputing the fact that something is wrong with her Mr. Ellmord, all I’m saying is that we are unable to find anything in her system. Her test result came out clean.” He pushed a paper toward me. “This is her result. She is healthier than I am.” Lucas picked up the result. “So what are you suggesting doctor?” Grey looked at Jackie and cleared his throat uncomfortably. Pinching the bridge of my nose, I tapped Jackie’s seat. “Step outside for a bit, I’ll let you in when we’re done.”

Holy crap! Holy actual crap! My license. They gave it back. I'm standing in the hallway outside the hearing room and my legs are doing something embarrassing and my brain has completely abandoned any pretense of functioning like that of a cardiothoracic surgeon because it keeps replaying Dr. Albright's voice on a loop

He had smoothly portrayed Marius as an assassin who had attempted to kill Cillian. Gavin thought for a moment and then asked Alexander, "Is he right, Mr. Depp Senior?" Alexander pretended to act dumb and asked, "Which part?" "If anything were to happen to the user of the needle, the patient would also be at risk. Is that true?" Gavin stared unblinkingly at Alexander. "That's absolutely right. There are records on the ancient medical books. It's not my opinion, and those books wouldn't lie," Alexander said. He took out a book of medicine and slammed it onto the table.

She could see the faint pulse jump in his throat, the way his fingers flattened on the counter to keep from curling. “I know, scared when I see it,” she said. “I see it every time the ambulance bay doors open. I see it in residents who freeze at the sight of an open chest. I see it in attendings who’ve been doing this for twenty years and still have nightmares. And I see it in you when you crack a joke at exactly the moment you should be listening.” The pulse at his throat kicked. “For the record,” he said roughly, “I don’t crack jokes *because* I’m scared. I crack jokes because some people need help remembering they’re human when their insides are on the outside.”

He asked pointing a finger towards the door. Grey fought harder unable to break out of the hold. The sight of his filthy fingers pointing towards the door made him go feral but all efforts failed, he was in a hold he couldn't break.. "Oh, I forgot. You can't talk!" Thanatos placed a hand on his head, his pupils rolled into the back of his head like an eight ball into a corner pocket leaving his eyes milky-white. Complexion slowly faded out of Grey body as numerous whispers carried the word Ten around them both..

"The coffee machine in the lounge was broken. A tragedy of urban infrastructure." "Excuses are the refuge of the mediocre. I expect punctuality, not a commentary on the plumbing." Mia stopped and turned to him, a slow, challenging smile playing on her lips. "Is that the Chief of Neurosurgery talking, or the man who spent three hours yesterday exploring the 'plumbing' of my anatomy?" The other residents in the room suddenly became very interested in their clipboards. A heavy, suffocating silence descended, broken only by the rhythmic beep of a distant monitor. Harrison didn't blink. He stepped closer, his voice dropping to a frequency that only she could hear.

Elias stared at the screen, the scrolling green and red light casting ghoulish shadows over his face. He felt the weight of Jax’s question like a physical press against his chest. "Honestly, Jax... I can't answer that question yet," Elias admitted, his voice barely a whisper. He didn't look up; he couldn't bear to see the devastation on the Beta’s face. "I'm searching. I’m looking for every anomaly, every fail-safe. But I think we have time. Ginny seems to be strong, and a strong woman can do amazing things. I’ve seen it in my ER, I’ve seen it in surgery. Sometimes the soul keeps the body together when the biology should have given up."

Tokyo's POV "Zanaya, you need to try this!" a loud squeal escaped my lips and she almost grimaced, her eyebrow raised as if it's something she's not used with. Don't overdo it. She'll noticed. I can clearly hear Grey's words ringing in my ears but I brushed them off. He is not here anyways.