Grey's Anatomy, Season 11

Meredith:
I'm sorry about leaving the patient there. I didn't want to leave him there, either. And I am sorry for not talking to you about the house.

Amelia:
You don't talk to me about a lot of things.

Meredith:
And you're mad at me for going away, and I am sorry about that.

Amelia:
That's not...

Meredith:
I mean, I couldn't breathe. I couldn't exist. You know, I looked around at that house, and my kids, our kids... I couldn't breathe.

Amelia:
You didn't call me.

Meredith:
I didn't call anyone. I needed time.

Amelia:
I am a neurosurgeon. I could have saved him. And you didn't call me.

Meredith:
Amelia...

Amelia:
Who contacted you first? The police? The paramedics? How far away was the hospital? How long were you sitting there waiting for them to declare him brain-dead? How many hours later was it before I was even informed? How many chances did you have when you could have called me? Why didn't you call me?

Meredith:
There wasn't anything you could've done. He was too far gone.

Amelia:
You don't know that. You don't know.

Meredith:
Yes, I do.

Amelia:
What if I could've helped him? What if I had a chance? I pull off miracles for a living. I have proven that I can reverse the impossible. I should have been there. If I had seen him or treated him...

Meredith:
It was too late. By the time they... It was too late.

Amelia:
How could you do it? How could you unplug him without letting me know? I didn't get to see him. I didn't get to tell him goodbye. I thought you would've at least given me the courtesy and the respect when my own brother was dying. I didn't get to tell him goodbye because of you.