Addison is called to Seattle for the first time since Callie's accident and ends up staying with Meredith. The pandemic hits shortly after she arrived to Seattle and she is forced to live in Seattle until quarantine ends. Being trapped in the house together brought on strong feelings for the pair and they couldn't go another moment without someone else's touch. This story isn't just going to be smutty, it's going to bring you in an emotional ride.

Addison and Meredith hate each other. With every day that passes, their hate grows. But, as the cliche saying goes, there is a thin line between love and hate. One day, the line is crossed and they just keep on crossing it. Follow their journey to here. ~ Every part of me hummed with electricity as she kissed me harder and harder, like she'd never get to kiss another human being again. "You're a whore, Addison" she told me, her hand still on my breast "a filthy fucking whore"

Meredith Grey, always felt unloved, unloved, and nervous. After she meets her new boyfriend's wife, Meredith feels betrayed. yet more loved than ever before. Addison Forbes Montgomery, she's always spoke her mind, did what she wanted to, and hated being told what to do. After she meets her husband's girlfriend she divorces him. Then Addison finds Meredith in a supply closet, crying. After her failed attempt of tying to get her to stop she kisses her. (Some parts of the book will be actual scenes from the show. All rights to Shonda Rhimes and ABC.)

Sick and tired of their constant bickering which has disrupted quite a few patients. Richard Webber kicks in his "fatherly figure" powers and gives Meredith Grey and Addison Montgomery the ultimate ultimatum. They either choose to live together until they can be civil, or he'll have them both fired. Can they learn to get along, or will complications along the way damage their entire career?