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You’re pretty sure that if you had known Addison in high school, you would have called her a freak. You would have called her a freak because she was on the math team, was the vice-president of the Chemistry Club, had a lisp that certainly wasn’t lessened by her braces and always looked like she was carrying more books than you had in your whole locker. In high school, you would have called Addison a freak with a  sneer.

During your internship you had called Addison a freak. You had called her a freak because you were jealous of her perfect procedures, of the way she always had the answer to a question just a split second before anyone else did, and of the fact that Webber made it obvious that he thought she was the best intern in the program. Then, you had called her a freak out of resentment.

Mark was the only one that heard you call Addison a freak during your residency. He was the only one you told about meeting her in supply closets, on call rooms, and even scrub rooms all over the hospital; the only one that heard about her uncanny ability to avoid getting caught. While you were a resident, you called Addison a freak with a smirk.