I think the alert system is messed up. I haven't been getting any all week. Hmmm...
Weeks
Three weeks since Mark has been here. Three long, hard weeks since Mark—why is she counting?
This is why, see, this is why she doesn't want him here, because then she starts doing stupid things like counting, measuring time based on his actions.
If word at the nurse's station is right, he's only slept with one other hospital employee. She must remember to send him a congratulatory scalpel in the eye.
Since when has Mark Sloan become the reference point for all her thoughts?
If she thinks about it, it's since she's met him, and hated him, and loved him, in a sick, Elizabeth Benet way of thinking.
But she's not going to think about it.
Reference: Did anyone else read Pride and Prejudice and think that Elizabeth Benet thought entirely too much and too logically? Yes, I understand that Austen lived in a time of intelligence, but still...