Medical Center.
"Adam, you're off work. Let's go sit at Friends Bar."
Dr. Shepherd walked over with a broad smile.
"Derek, you're really hypocritical."
Mark came up from behind and mocked, "You just want to plead Grey's case. You could've just said so."
Then he turned to Adam. "Adam, Grey really is clumsy.
"She's almost in her third year of residency, yet she's still making mistakes that even brand-new interns wouldn't make.
"When she messed up my patient with her interns last time and cost the hospital a fortune in compensation, I said it then.
"She's still too immature. She isn't qualified to be a resident.
"But give Derek some face and forgive her this once..."
At this point, he looked at Dr. Shepherd again. "Derek, this is her last chance.
"She's your woman and your student. You have to take responsibility for teaching her properly.
"If you can't do it, let me do it!
"I'll use the Sloan Teaching Method and teach her well..."
"Shut up!"
Even though he knew Mark was joking around and indirectly speaking up for Meredith, Dr. Shepherd was still somewhat annoyed.
He couldn't help it.
He had psychological trauma.
"Plenty of people beg me to teach them," Mark muttered.
But under Dr. Shepherd and Adam's stares, his voice grew quieter and quieter until he did not dare say another word.
"Maybe Meredith really isn't suited to being a doctor."
Adam looked at Dr. Shepherd and said sincerely, "She keeps making such elementary mistakes. Who would dare let her be their primary surgeon?
"Who would even dare let her assist as an assistant surgeon?
"The world is vast. Meredith doesn't have to keep butting her head against medicine.
"As long as she's interested, she can try a different life.
"As her friend, I'll do everything