Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Premiere: An Emotional Rollercoaster
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Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Premiere: An Emotional Rollercoaster

It's a great day to feel emotional.

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Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Premiere: An Emotional Rollercoaster

Emotions and reactions we all felt while watching Grey's Anatomy's 13th season premiere.

1. Amelia and Owen finally got married!

2. We were just as shook as the surgeons were when they found out how bad of a shape DeLuca was in.

3. "With a little coffee and a little sunlight, your troubles will get smaller and the world will keep standing." Dr. Webber's advice was advice we all needed to hear.

4. We all wish we had a loyal and understanding friend like Meredith.

5. We had major heart eyes for Harriet Kepner-Avery.

6. Our hearts were broken for Jo when Alex wrongly accused her for not being able to handle a relationship and not knowing the real truth behind it all.

7. We all felt that awkwardness with Meredith when Maggie kept talking about her feelings for Riggs.

8. As much as we didn't want Karev to get arrested, we were also proud of his decision to turn himself in.

9. We're all mad at Meredith for telling Riggs she doesn't have feelings for him when we all know she lowkey does.


"The past is written, we can't change it. What's done is done. But the future is ours to choose, for better or worse." -Meredith Grey.

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