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Addison Montgomery is an assassin with an impressive kill count who has never been caught, much less suspected of any crime. She is good at what she does, but she's not a monster, at least not in her eyes. She followed her own personal code of ethics, taking jobs with the mission to wash the world of filth. When she gets a contract to kill misogynistic neurosurgeon Derek Shepherd, Addison begins stalking and getting close to his wife, Meredith, for information that will help Addison succeed in her mission. What seemed like a typical job no longer seems so typical after Addison first lays eyes on Meredith and immediately becomes obsessed with her. As Addison further intertwines her life with Meredith's, weaving her into her web of subduction, the stakes become higher than ever when Addison no longer cares about killing Derek for the money, but for a much sweeter payment: Meredith all to herself.
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It is set after season 2 after Derek chose Addison, because of that Meredith ended up leaving Seattle with a secret. The night she left Derek followed her and got involved in an accident... Two years letter Meredith returned to Seattle what was her secret? What happened to Derek? Published at 2010 ❗️Disclaimer❗️ I didn't write this story full credit goes to "Mer_Der4eva" from the board "Surgical Language" site Tapatalk! I don't own the story or the characters All the characters belong to Grey's Anatomy

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