Kerry has just received the good news that her CT came back negative, so she should have no permanent damage to her legs. Lexie again tries to find another patient but Mark keeps her there, and she repays him with a long, withering stare. But it means she's there to witness when the boys all rush in, yelling and jockeying for position. Kerry finally gets them to stop, and then tells Warren to talk first. Warren's not looking too good, though -- he's all pasty and sweaty, and after he says her name he turns rather green, starts to cough blood and then collapses.

Poor Warren didn't have enough on his plate already, it seems, so he's now got a perforated bowel that needs surgery immediately. He's less worried about that than he is someone making sure to tell Kerry he's sorry he hit her with lightning. Bailey assures him they'll make sure she is okay, but that right now is his time. When she tries to find a resident to assist, Lexie runs up and tries desperately to get the job. Alex thinks it's his patient but Bailey just hits him in the bullet (that sounds like it should be some sort of gross euphemism, really) and tells him he can observe. Lexie again offers but Mark has run up behind her and shakes his head at Bailey; while she seems a little confused about why he's doing it, she looks for another candidate. Mere offers her services but April runs up and reminds all and sundry that Mere isn't cleared for surgery yet, and Mere growls at her that if they are going to be friends, she has to stop that. Lex makes one last plea but April gets the gig, and it's clear Lexie knows that Mark kept her from this one, especially with his false cheer that now she can continue to watch Kerry.

Teddy is using a spectacularly fancy computer to show her team how the surgery is going to work, and a little exponential chatter tells us that they have to do the procedure in under four hours. Everyone starts to file out but Cristina stays lingering over the monitor, moving organs around and playing with the picture. Teddy realizes she's there and asks her if she's excited (it was interested that she said "excited" and not "ready" but I guess everyone really has taken that part for granted -- maybe it was because they weren't there to advise on every single wedding decision when she turned into a little bit of a bridezilla?) and Cristina tells her absolutely, but with zero emotion behind it. Owen walks up to her and after a few moments tells her the fear of going back into the OR is worse than actually doing it. She looks up and her eyes are shining, but after a moment she turns to him and they kiss. He jokes that this is one heck of a honeymoon, and she smiles but continues to not actually say anything.