I hate everything. I slap the snooze button on my alarm blindly before slowly sitting up, stumbling out of bed to get dressed. I put on my usual attire and then grab my keys, walking past Mer's door and seeing McDreamy getting dressed. I head downstairs and grab a cupcake on my way out, leaving the kitchen before they can start talking.

I grab two cups of coffee as soon as I enter the hospital and glance around as I feel a magical presence in the room, the first one since I started working here. I take the steps two at a time and end up outside a Mr. Duffy's room as Mer leaves, peering at the man curiously.

"Hello, I'm Hadrien Black, could I ask why you're here." I inquire curiously, crossing my arms over my chest as he regards me silently.

"I have visions, but they think I'm having seizures." He finally answers, opening his mouth to probably say something when his eyes glaze over slightly, his entire body tensing up. I check his eyes and go to page Shepherd when he suddenly smiles up at me cheekily.

"Wow, I didn't know I was in the presence of a hero, also seems you have a thing for redheads Mr. Potter." Mr. Duffy states casually, his eyes on me as I freeze momentarily, wondering how he knows that. Without another word I leave his room and look in on Bailey's surgery, moving onto something else when I see she doesn't need anything. I see Burke step in to assist George with an intubation and end up in the E.R. suturing up kids and setting splints before an ortho doc can get here.

I end up with a break so I grab some food as I didn't eat breakfast, eating outside in the sun. I scarf down a sandwich and some chips before going up to assist Burke with a difficult patient. I spend a couple of hours trying to find an answer to the problem, but in the end I need to go assist a nurse with a difficult intubation.

I overhear Cris talking about how George needs to get laid but damn do I not want to hear that. I manage to intubate the difficult patient, a small child who hates hospitals, and then I have something akin to an epiphany. I think I have a solution to Karev's problem so I track the douchey intern down and stop him.

"A bovine xenograft." I state simply, hoping he catches on before going up to watch Shepherd's surgery. Apparently the guy is slowly being paralyzed.

I leave the surgery halfway through and just head home, glad to be done with this shift and the supposed psychic. I try to ignore it when I get home but I just keep thinking about it until I come to the conclusion they guy's a squib at best. That's the only way he could know this stuff anyway,

I stumble up the stairs tiredly, unsure why I'm so exhausted as of late but ignoring it in favor of flopping forward on my bed. I close my eyes slowly and the last thing I see is a flash of red, then nothing at all.