A Day Without Rain

The Lady in Red

They were all in the auditorium. Mark got a sit to Derek right next to him, Addison and Lexie.

Once he got in, look for the lady in red was the first thing that came into his mind. He'd thought of her all day long and just couldn't stop it from coming.

"Derek! Right over here!!"
Addison screamed his name with excitement.

They hadn't met each other for a long time. After they split over, Derek moved to New York and lived there for 6 years before going back to Seattle.

"Hey guys. Thanks for the chair" he said while greeting Addison.

"Derek, this is Lexie Grey. We worked together today and she's also with Maths."

"Nice to meet you!" He said thinking about that last name.

Meanwhile, Meredith was trying to find a place to sit and found a chair 2 rows in front of them next to Alex Karev, the Geography teacher.
Earlier, Alex saw her in a break between classes and went to talk to her.
They kept talking for about 30 minutes and he invited her to go out for a drink but she wasn't very interested on him like he was. She needed to make friends and that was an opportunity, so she said yes.

As she was walking, Derek couldn't take his eyes of her.
Grey. It wasn't very common so they should be related in some way. It didn't come out of his mind so he decided to ask Lexie.

"I don't want to be creepy or anything, but do you know the other Grey? That lady in red who's sat right there?"

"She's my half-sister. But we're not very close. I mean we talked a few times but she lived in Boston, we didn't grow up together and met a few years ago, but she's really nice! It's good you asked because I need to go there and talk to her! I knew she'd start working here but I didn't see her earlier!"

Their dad was married to Meredith's mother but left them when she was 4. So he got married again with Susan and had 2 daughters, Molly and Lexie. Tatcher Grey didn't speak to them since he left so Meredith never met her sisters when she was little.

Derek felt sorry for her but it didn't change what he was thinking. He just wanted to go talk to her.