Day 13. Mark is pounding on Callie's apartment door but she's not answering, giving him time to ogle the place across the hall where workmen and cleaning up an empty apartment. After some more pounding she finally comes out and is a complete mess, sobbing about how George was hit by a bus and killed, and now she has to find a new job and never see her friends anymore. Wow, so I guess she did just walk out that day she met with Richard -- I feel like we see heated confrontations like these so often, that in the real world would amount to someone no longer working there, but generally all these characters then just pick right up again like nothing happened. At the end of her list of Bad Things, she adds, "And Arizona keeps brining me doooooonuuuuuuts." I want someone to bring ME a donut. But that's because I'm a baby with a cold, and not thankfully because my ex was run over by a bus. She falls into Mark's arms and he soothes her, but also manages to move her over a bit so that he can look back into the apartment (or condo, it seems) and ask if it's for sale. Callie's confused so he assures her it's nothing but keeps looking inside.

Alex and Izzie arrive back at Mere's house and walk in the front door to the sounds of giggling. Immediately they both exclaim and cover their eyes, and we are treated to Meredith's naked legs running upstairs while Derek grabs a tiny button-down shirt and pulls it around his waist. Meredith calls to leave them alone as they are newlyweds, which Izzie disputes on account of the post-it. Derek tells them they are newlyweds too and as he holds the shirt with one hand the other tosses them a set of keys. They are, in fact, the keys to his trailer: "Your new home. Enjoy." Alex and Izzie shrug at each other, but seem happy for this turn of events.

Mrs. O'Malley is back at the hospital and finds Hunt and introduces herself. He's very nice and tells her how sorry she is; she's extremely nervous and continues to say she hopes he doesn't mind her coming down here with how busy she is. He assures her that it's okay. Man, I missed having weekly Hot Army Major in my life. I've been able to get some Hot Army Major over the past couple of months, but I appreciate this good weekly dose. Mrs. O is having trouble asking her question, on account of her being upset and I think also genuinely confused. She finally tells Hunt that the George she knew and raised would never have joined the Army, so she's trying to understand what happened and how it came to be that he was headed to her house that fateful day to tell her he joined the Army in wartime. Richard directed her to Hunt for the answer to that question, and here she is. He sighs and collects his thoughts before answering. He tells her that while he didn't know George long, he had tons of potential as a trauma surgeon since he could think and act at the same time, on his feet, and how he also wanted to be better and save more life. "He was good. And he was thoughtful and generous." He tells her that in the end he was also heroic and noble, and that Hunt liked him very much and he gave his mother reason to be very proud. She wells up but seems to accept it. It's sad to see too how in some ways Hunt knew George better than even his friends, as he allowed George to have potential that everyone else seemed to brush off.