Meredith 和 Derek 激情后的第二天早晨。

Meredith wakes up on the couch and pulls a blanket off a naked man on the floor, wrapping it around herself. She hits him with a pillow and he grunts, waking up. He lifts up her bra.

Man: This...is...?

Meredith: Humiliating on so many levels. You have to go.

Man: _1_?

Meredith: No, seriously. You have to go, I'm late. _2_, so

Man: So, ah, you actually live here.

Meredith: No.

Man: Oh.

Meredith: Yes. Kind of.

Man: Oh. It's nice. Little dusty. Odd. But it's nice. _3_?

Meredith: I moved two weeks ago from Boston, it was my mother's house, I'm selling it.

Man: Oh, I'm sorry.

Meredith: For what?

Man: You said was.

Meredith: Oh! My mother's not dead, she's - you know what, we don't have to do the thing.

Man: Oh. _4_.

Meredith: No, the thing, exchange the details, pretend we care...look, I'm gonna go upstairs and take a shower, okay, and _5_, so, um, goodbye...um...

Man: Derek.

Meredith: Derek. Right. Meredith.

Derek: Meredith.

Meredith: Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Derek: Nice meeting you.

Meredith: Bye Derek.
Why don't you just come back down here and we'll pick up where we left off Which isn't what you want to be on your first day of work So how do you kind of live here We can do anything you want when I get back down here, you won't be here
wrapping ['r?pi?] v. 裹?。╳rap的ing形式） pillow ['pil?u] n. 枕頭 grunt [ɡr?nt] vi. (表示不滿(mǎn)、輕蔑等的)嘟噥；鳴不平；發(fā)怨言 pretend [pri'tend, pri:-] vt. 假裝；假扮；偽稱(chēng)