"Home isn't a place. It's the people in it."~Anonymous

I was an ordinary fifteen year old until my parents passed away and I was adopted by none other than the most berating, abusive people I could ever have imagined. When my adoptive 'mum' broke my wrist and I went to the ER, I decided I would break my vow of silence: this couldn't be allowed to happen any more. I was innocent. And that was when the first people I'd trusted since my adoption became the doctors at the hospital that changed my life. I do not own anything, just a huge fan of Grey's Anatomy. Please read and comment, it means a lot!

Ella Jones is far from being normal. Orphaned as a child by being thrown into a box and left at a fire station, to being pushed away by fosters, her tough shell shut everyone out. On the inside she longed to be ordinary person, and just as things were settling into place, she gets onto a Seattle metro bus. But she never expected it to go ablaze, or to find that her life would be changed forever by the oddly familiar arsonist, loaded pistol in hand. Will she heal enough find her dream to be ordinary at Seattle Grace Mercy West? Or will only the hard Seattle asphalt or the cold operating table remember her last breath? . . . Set in season six - Some language, blood and gore, and gun violence- so proceed carefully

Running. It's what Summer Brown does best. With what others would call a tragic past, fourteen-year-old Summer battles herself in an effort to accept what she's lost and fix the parts of her that she has broken. While there are people who will gladly help her, Summer struggles to let them, afraid that history will repeat itself. However, the doctors at Seattle Grace are just as stubborn as she is, and aren't going to go down without a fight.