Marina One shots

The value of being

Carina left Maya after the hospital incident in Season 6. Maya had been devastated, pouring every ounce of energy into trying to convince Carina to come back, but Carina remained adamant in her decision.

The separation took a toll on Maya's mental health, but she resolved to work on herself, attending therapy and trying to find some semblance of normalcy.

At Station 19, things weren't much better. Her colleagues, once her close friends, seemed distant and preoccupied. Nobody contacted her after her departure from the hospital, and Maya felt increasingly isolated. The station that had once been her second family now felt like a foreign place.

Maya's loneliness and the burden of her unresolved issues grew heavier each day. One particularly overwhelming night, after another futile attempt to reach out to Carina, Maya found herself on the brink of despair.

The thoughts of her worthlessness crept in, and she whispered into the darkness, "I wish I were dead. Everyone would be happier without me."As the words left her lips, Maya felt a sudden, overwhelming fatigue, and she collapsed.

When Maya woke up, everything felt surreal. She was standing on a busy street, watching the world move around her, but something was off. She approached people she recognized, but no one seemed to see or hear her. Confused and scared, she made her way to Station 19, hoping for some clarity.Inside the station, the atmosphere was somber.

Her team members were gathered, but there was a palpable sadness hanging over them. Maya's heart sank as she listened to their conversation. They were talking about her—as if she were dead. It was then that Maya realized her wish had been granted: she was experiencing a world where Maya Bishop had died in a road accident the night she wished for death.

Desperate to understand what was happening, Maya followed her friends and colleagues, watching how her absence affected their lives. She saw Andy, her closest friend, struggling to hold the team together, burdened by grief and guilt. Sullivan, who had always been a mentor to her, seemed lost and broken, his usual strength diminished. Vic, Travis, and the rest of the team were also visibly affected, their camaraderie strained by the weight of their loss.

Maya's heart ached as she saw the impact of her death on those she cared about. She realized how much she meant to her friends, even if they hadn't shown it recently. Her absence left a void that no one could fill.

Determined to see Carina, Maya made her way to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. There, she found Carina, but the sight broke her heart. Carina was a shadow of her former self, carrying the heavy burden of grief and regret.

Maya watched as Carina interacted with patients, her usual warmth and compassion overshadowed by a deep sadness.

One evening, Carina sat alone in her office, looking at a picture of her and Maya. Tears streamed down her face as she whispered, "I'm so sorry, Maya. I wish I could have told you how much I still love you."

Maya, unseen and unheard, felt a surge of pain and longing. She wanted nothing more than to comfort Carina, to tell her that everything would be okay. But she was trapped in this nightmarish reality, unable to reach out.

As days turned into weeks, Maya continued to witness the profound impact of her death on those she loved. She saw how her absence created a ripple effect, touching every aspect of their lives.

Her friends at Station 19 struggled to maintain their cohesion, and Carina became increasingly isolated and despondent.

One night, as Maya watched Carina cry herself to sleep, she felt an overwhelming desire to live. She realized the true value of her existence and the impact she had on the lives of others. She whispered into the darkness, "I want to live. I want to make things right."

Suddenly, Maya felt herself being pulled back, the world around her blurring and fading. When she opened her eyes, she found herself in a hospital bed, surrounded by the sterile scent of antiseptic.

She was weak and disoriented, but alive.

The beeping of medical equipment filled the room, and she realized she was in a coma.As the fog of unconsciousness lifted, Maya saw Carina sitting by her bedside, holding her hand and whispering words of love and regret.

Carina's eyes were red from crying, and her face was etched with worry."Carina," Maya whispered weakly, her voice barely audible.

Carina's eyes widened in shock and relief. "Maya! Oh my God, you're awake!" She leaned in, tears streaming down her face as she kissed Maya's hand. "I'm so sorry, Maya. I never stopped loving you. Please forgive me."

Maya, her heart full of emotion, squeezed Carina's hand. "I love you too, Carina. I've missed you so much."

As Maya slowly recovered, Carina remained by her side, supporting her every step of the way. They talked openly about their feelings, their fears, and their hopes for the future.

Maya shared her experience of the world without her, and Carina listened with a heavy heart, realizing the depth of Maya's pain and the importance of their love.

With time, Maya regained her strength and returned to Station 19. Her colleagues welcomed her back with open arms, relieved and overjoyed to see her alive. The experience had brought them closer together, reminding them of the importance of their bond.

Maya and Carina worked through their issues, committed to building a stronger, more honest relationship. They learned to communicate better, to support each other through their fears, and to cherish every moment together.In the end, Maya's journey through her darkest thoughts led to a profound understanding of her own worth and the impact she had on the lives of those she loved.

She found a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper appreciation for the people who cared about her.Maya and Carina's love story, tested by pain and uncertainty, emerged stronger than ever. They faced their challenges together, hand in hand, ready to embrace the future with hope and love.

Their happy ending was not just about being together, but about the strength they found in each other and the unbreakable bond they shared.