*NEW FANFIC* trying to go outside the box for a little fun. let me know what you guys think.

SHONDA & ABC OWN IT ALL

ARIZONA'S POV

Today has been such a draining day. Like, I'm actually fried. I have no energy left and if given the chance, I just might be able to fall asleep anywhere. My shift should have ended an hour ago. It's 6pm now and I've got five more hours to go. There's been a virus going around the hospital, and believe it or not, a good amount of our doctors have whatever it is that's making its way around. It's ironic to think that doctors could get sick. I mean, we're supposed to be the ones to care for patients when they're sick. That's our job. We're can't call in sick when our job is to help people when they're feeling sick. Anyways, we're short a number of doctors and so now, we're not only working overtime, but we're covering other specialties that isn't ours. Today of all days, there's been vehicle collision after vehicle collision. A couple of minor injuries, some cuts that need to be bandaged, and whiplashes that antibiotics could take of. Must be a full moon kind of night..

I've been in the pit helping Dr. April Kepner run the Emergency Room and we've finally hit a point in our night when things are finally seeming like it's slowing down a bit. Just as I thought too soon, the hospital landline starts to ring. "Grey Sloan Memorial. This is Dr. Robbins." I scrunch my face like it'll help me hear the frantic cry of the person on the other side of the phone.

"What's your ETA?"

"Okay, we'll be waiting."

Kepner takes the chart for the patient she's working on and walks over to the nurse's station where I'm standing. "Incoming?" She asks, her attention still on the chart in her hand.

"Yeah, Seattle Police Officer." I say back, answering her question.

"What's the story?" She looks up at me and I shrug my shoulders.

"I'm not too sure, but I guess we'll find out when they get here." A yawn leaves my mouth and I take a moment to close my eyes. One of the interns walks by I call for him. "Deluca!" He turns to look at me and fixes his stethoscope. "Take this incoming with me. They should be arriving any minute now."

"Sure thing," he says.

We head over to the disposable gowns hanging on the wall and I slip one over my navy blue scrubs. "Let me know if you guys need any help." I hear April yell out to Deluca and I as we're exiting the hospital and into the ambulance bay. We stand there waiting for any sign of sirens or flashing lights and I take the time slip on a pair of surgical gloves.

I sigh out a deep breath and Deluca turns to look at me with a sad smile. "Long night for you, Dr. Robbins?"

I let out a light chuckle and nod my head. "For some reason I feel like this is just the start of it."

"Well, once we get a handle on this incoming, how about a cup of coffee?" He slips a pair of gloves over his hands and I can't help the smile that curls across my face.

"You know, that sounds amazing right now. Thanks, Andrew." He flashes me a genuine smile and I'm beginning to think I'm letting my tiredness get the best of me. If Deluca can see that a cup of coffee will do me some justice right now, then it's pretty obvious I'm letting my overbearing level of exhaustion show on my face.

Last night was a late night for me. By choice, of course. I had just gotten over a three-year relationship and I'm finally starting to feel like myself again. It's been a while since I've gone out and enjoyed a night out with some friends over a couple of drinks. It's hard to explain my last relationship I was in, but what I can tell you is that my ex-girlfriend left me absolutely heartbroken. She left me with no explanation whatsoever. No goodbye and no hints were dropped. So basically, one day she was there and the next day she was gone. Snap. Gone, just like that. It ended almost four months ago and I feel pathetic for it taking this long to accept the fact that whatever we had between us is over. It wasn't until a couple weeks ago I found out via social media that she had been secretly seeing somebody else while we were still together. How did I ever miss that?

Sirens nearing the ambulance bay, Deluca puts a hand on my shoulder and pulls me from my thoughts. "You ready?" I nod my head to him and the ambulance pulls in.

Deluca and I run after it and the back double doors of the engine swings open. "What do you got?" I ask the paramedic who jumps out.

"Officer Eliza Minnick with Seattle PD. Female. 32 years old. A cracked rib and a few minor lacerations on her face and abdomen." The paramedic says, pulling out the gurney with a uniformed officer lying on top of it.

"Officer Minnick, I'm Dr. Arizona Robbins. I'll be taking care of you, okay?" Groaning in pain, she holds her stomach area and shifts from one side to another. "Hang in there! I know it hurts. We'll have you checked out and give you some medication for the pain as soon as possible." We make our way back into the hospital and pull into an empty room. After carefully transferring her onto one of our beds, Deluca hooks her up to our numerous machines and I quickly fill her chart out on a tablet.

Another uniformed officer makes his way into the room and it pulls my attention away from the tablet in front of me. "Excuse me, Doctor. I am Mateo Cabrera." He points to the Officer on the gurney. "She's my partner." Eliza then screams in pain and it looks as though he's lost the color on his face.

"Officer Cabrera, I'm Dr. Robbins and I can assure you your partner is in good hands." I force a smile on my face and try to keep him hopeful. "Do me a favor though, because I'm guessing it isn't at all any easy for you to see your partner going through any kind of physical pain, have a seat out in the waiting room and we'll update you as soon as we can."

"Okay." He drops his gaze and begins to walk away.

I turn my attention completely towards Officer Minnick and do my best to soothe her of the pain she's feeling. I prep the medication I'm about to push through her ivy. "Deluca. Let's get her some scans so we can see what we're dealing with."

"Right away, Dr. Robbins." He lifts the handles on either sides of the bed.

"Officer Minnick, we're going to take care of you. I've given you some pain medication and sedation so you won't feel a thing." With the medication quickly kicking in, I can tell her eye lids are getting heavier and heavier by the second. She gives me a genuine smile and I physically see her body shutting into complete resting mode. Her eyes blink a couple times and I can tell she's fighting the urge of the sedation. "Hey, we've got you." I say, brushing away lose strands of her from her face. Her eyes meeting my own, I feel like she's staring into my soul. I feel my heart pounding from my chest and butterflies floating around in my stomach.

No one has ever made me feel what I'm feeling right now..

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