AN: So Grey's has been really rough for Calzona lovers lately...

Anyways, hope you all enjoy the update!

Chapter 3

"Torres!" Callie whipped her head around to see Mark Sloan walking towards her.

"Mark," Callie said before she kept walking towards the attending lounge. He sped up to walk next to her.

"Joe's?" He asked, as they passed a nurse, he turned around to watch the nurse's backside.

"Don't be such a pig," Callie hissed as she hit him in the stomach.

"Sorry. Single. It's second nature," He said with a shrug. "So Joe's?"

"I don't think so. I think I'm just going to go home," Callie sighed.

"Callie, that's so... pedestrian," Mark said while giving Callie a look that could be described as pitying. "Not to mention just lame," He quickly added.

"I just don't feel like going out tonight is all."

"What happened? You were going out and meeting people there for a while. I mean, since Hahn even."

Callie sighed loudly. "Nothing happened, I went out a few times, but nothing happened, which has nothing to do with Erica by the way. Just sometimes searching for that spark is exhausting."

"Okay, well don't worry about that then. Just come out and have a drink with some friends," Mark tried to convince Callie.

"Maybe just for a little bit then," Callie relented, making Mark smile. "I'll meet you there later?"

"Sounds good!" Mark excitedly said. He was looking forward to a night out with his favorite girl!

Callie entered her apartment to find Cristina baking. It was unexpected and horrifying.

"Cristina what are you doing?" Callie asked in disbelief. The kitchen was a disaster, flour was all over the counter tops, the floor and even the cabinets. There were broken egg shells, looked like oil had been spilled, and why was there an open bottle of tequila?

"I'm trying to make Owen cupcakes for his birthday tomorrow," Cristina said as if it was the most obvious thing in the world.

"Okay, but why is there tequila?" Callie questioned.

"Oh, well, that's the best part. They are they tequila cupcakes!" Callie took a step further into the kitchen and then heard a crunch. She looked down and saw that she had stepped on a broken egg.

"Cristina! You have to clean this up!" Callie shouted.

"Relax. It will get clean," Cristina replied calmly as she began pouring the batter into the cupcake tin. Callie sat at the kitchen island and watched Cristina who was working in silence. "I don't want to be insensitive," Cristina finally blurted.

"What?" Now Callie was just confused.

"But I figure you'll hear about it from someone and it's probably better you hear about it here," Cristina added. When she looked up at Callie, and saw confusion she continued, "Erica was nominated for a Harper Avery."

"What?"

"I'm just saying that you could have mentioned we were going to a lesbian bar," Teddy said while she threw back a shot of tequila.

"What? I thought you would assume!" Arizona said grinning.

"Well I didn't want to assume, no wonder you said I wouldn't meet any men," Teddy grumbled. She was getting desperate.

"I said that I couldn't guarantee that you'd meet a guy, but who knows maybe you will. We will leave and go to Barbosa's down the street later anyways, just be patient," now Arizona threw back her shot.

"I mean it's fine, I've been to gay bars before, I just don't like being surprised. Anyways, where is Karli?" Teddy asked while she signaled for two more shots to the bartender.

"I don't want to talk about it," Arizona grumbled.

"Oh, so that bad huh?"

"She knew we were suppose to be going out tonight, but she said she needs to watch more game film to prepare the girls for their game Sunday. And I understand, I do. I mean, I had all sort of film sessions too, but it still just sucks." Arizona had been looking forward to this, and she felt like they really needed it. Or maybe she needed it because she had been thrown for a loop every since she met her hot ortho doctor. She had flirted with her and wanted to ask her out despite the fact that she was with Karli, and she hadn't even thought of Karli. That was not alright. Arizona was raised to be better than that, and she would not be the stereotypical athlete that cheated on their significant other.

"Yeah, I bet it does," Teddy sympathized. "Well, since every girl in here is looking at you like a piece of meat, I will allow you to tell people I'm your girlfriend."

"Teddy, you would be so lucky," Arizona winked at her before adding, "But I will probably have to take you up on that."

Arizona could already feel eyes watching her, and while she knew part of it was probably because she looked hot tonight with her short tight dress and heels, she also knew that it was because people were beginning to recognize her. Even when she was in high school she would get a lot of attention from both boys and girls who watched her play. Things only got more crazy while she was at UConn especially when she went to parties. Just walking around campus, she was left alone, but at parties, boys and girls would want to get drinks for her, talk to her, dance with her, and she always tried to be polite, but thankfully when she started dating Karli she felt like she could go out and be left in peace.

"Arizona!" She turned to see her friends Jill and Brianne. They had been dating for years now and were a few years older than Arizona. They worked for the Seattle Storm organization, which is how Arizona had met them and they would all get together sometimes with Karli and go out.

Arizona introduced them to Teddy who began to realize that probably all of Arizona's friends were made through the game of basketball and she couldn't decide if that was a good thing or not. But Jill and Brianne were a really lovely couple, and all 4 of them took shots, and the next thing Teddy knew she was out on the dance floor wildly dancing side to side. A few ladies tried to start grinding up on Arizona, but when Teddy would see Arizona's clear discomfort she would grab Arizona's hand and give the girls dirty looks. Arizona had to thank Teddy for saving her several times. When Arizona began to feel some of the liquor wearing off she headed back to the bar, Teddy following close behind.

Arizona placed her order deciding to go for a white wine and after the bartender gave her her drink she asked, "what do I owe you?" He shook his head before saying, "it's been taken care of," and he pointed to someone further down the bar. Arizona smiled when she saw who it was.

After her conversation with Cristina, Callie had rattled off a few angry texts, and then hopped into the shower. Once she was dressed, makeup and hair done, she headed into the kitchen.

"Okay Callie, now that is an outfit," Cristina said as she finished frosting the last of her cupcakes. "You want one?"

Callie was wary of Cristina's cooking, but she had to admit they looked really good.

"Thanks," Callie said as she grabbed a cupcake. She unwrapped the cupcake and then took a bite. Well the store bought icing wasn't bad. Callie started to panic the longer she chewed because the cupcake was so dry she couldn't manage to swallow her bite. She rushed the cupboard and grabbed a glass filling it with water and drinking some.

When she finally managed to ingest the bite of cupcake, she turned to face Cristina again. Callie's face was now flushed, and she was breathing heavily.

"Cristina, if you love Owen, you will throw these away and then buy cupcakes from the store. Or don't give him anything," Callie said. Callie was going to say more, but she was interrupted by a ring of the doorbell. "That's me, but Cristina, pick up this mess!" Callie yelled as she headed for the door.

"The mess will get cleaned! Use protection!" Cristina yelled back, the last thing she saw before the door closed was Callie flipping her off. Cristina turned her attention back to her cupcakes, unwrapping one before taking a bite. She instantly grimaced, and then opened the garbage can, spitting out the bite she had taken. Well, she'd tried, Owen would have to be happy with the effort.

Those had been the events that lead to Callie walking into Seattle's only official lesbian bar 'Wildrose'. She was drinking at the bar when she noticed a familiar blonde walking towards the opposite end of the bar. She saw her order something, and Callie called over the bartender letting him know that she would be covering the blonde's drink. When she saw the blonde start to head towards her she quickly downed the rest of her drink.

"Hey Callie, thank you so much for the drink!" Arizona said beaming. "Wow, Callie looks fantastic!" She thought to herself, as she took a quick look up and down at Callie. Callie was wearing a short black dress that perfectly showed off her cleavage and hugged her curves. "Welp, I'm guessing she is gay," Arizona decided before quickly realizing it really didn't matter. She was with someone, and apparently so was Callie.

"This is Colleen!" Callie yelled loud enough for Arizona to hear. Arizona waved "hello."

"Oh my gosh! Callie!" Teddy yelled before rushing in to hug Callie who hugged her back smiling. Apparently Teddy had had a lot to drink because she really didn't know Callie very well.

"Hey Teddy! Sounds like you've been having fun!" Callie said laughing.

"So much fun! And I can't help but wish I was gay because way more girls have hit on me tonight then guys do!" Teddy said sadly. Yes, she was very drunk.

"I'm sure your Prince Charming will come along!" Callie said, meanwhile she saw Colleen go over and begin flirting with Arizona. In that moment Callie wished she and Colleen were not friends, but Colleen was really her only gay friend, and she needed a wing woman sometimes. Colleen and Callie had met shortly after Erica had left, and they would sometimes go out together. Callie had texted her after hearing about Erica, and then texted Mark letting him know that she would not be going to Joe's. Callie did take this opportunity to check out Arizona, whose tight fitting blue dress tightly hugged her ass and breasts. Callie wished she could see Arizona in that dress with better lighting as she was sure the blue of her dress would bring out the brilliance of her blue eyes. This girl was out to club, Callie thought. When Callie saw Colleen slide her hand down Arizona's back, she moved in.

"So were you guys going to stay here or...?" Callie asked, lightly grabbing Arizona's arm to pull her away from Colleen who threw her a curious look.

"Um, actually no, I had promised Teddy we would go to Barbosa's, but at this rate it might be a better idea to take her home," Arizona also knew that Karli would probably be home waiting for her by now, but for a reason that she didn't want to analyze, she chose not to mention that to Callie. Arizona was tempted to stay, she knew that if she did she would dance with Callie, and she wanted to feel that sinuous body up against hers, but she hated what that said about her as a person.

"Yeah, that makes sense. I mean, she's pretty drunk," Callie said. She smiled, but she was honestly disappointed.

"I know, we drank the same amount, so I'm guessing she doesn't drink that often," Arizona shrugged. "Anyways, it was really nice seeing you Callie."

"Good seeing you too!"

"Bye Callie!" Teddy said enthusiastically. Callie waved "bye" to her and then watched as they walked out of the bar. Callie let out a small sigh. She had seen Arizona twice in a weeks time and now it would be nearly a month until she would see her again.

"What was that?" Colleen asked Callie.

"What are you talking about?" Callie muttered back trying to play dumb.

"You kind of pussy blocked me there. Do you like her or something?" Colleen asked. Callie cringed at the vulgarity of what Colleen said.

"No, she's a patient," Callie said hoping that would be a sufficient response. Colleen just rolled her eyes before moving on to the next blonde. She had a thing for blondes.

When Arizona and Teddy stepped into the cold Seattle night, Arizona felt herself sober up even more. She hailed a cab, and in the car ride she began thinking about what just happened. She saw Callie at a gay bar, and while at first she had assumed Callie was with someone, she quickly realized that that probably wasn't the case as Colleen very obviously flirted with Arizona. So was Callie gay and single? Arizona slapped her hand onto her forehead so hard that she saw the cab driver look through the mirror at her. "Sorry," she mumbled. Callie was her doctor, and Arizona was in a relationship. Arizona was not a cheater, and she hardly knew Callie at all.

Arizona had been able to get Teddy home, and then took the cab back to her place. She entered the apartment quietly. She didn't want to wake Karli up, but when she got to their bedroom she realized Karli wasn't there. Arizona was about to slip out of her dress when she heard the front door open and moments later Karli entered the room.

"Wow, Arizona! You look amazing!" Karli gushed, and placed a quick kiss on Arizona's lips.

"Thanks. I wish you would have been able to come out tonight," Arizona whined, grabbing Karli's hands to keep her close.

"I know, but the game on Sunday is against NM State. Last conference game before the tournament," Karli explained.

"I know. You have a lot of work to do, but you're a great coach. They are lucky to have you on their staff," Arizona said before giving Karli another kiss. Then she began kissing Karli's neck, and Karli let out a light low moan.

"God, Arizona. That feels amazing, but baby, I am so tired, and I have to be up early tomorrow to give Coach another full scouting report before we have the individual film sessions. Do you mind if we just go to bed?" She asked. Arizona pulled away, she was somewhat disappointed, but she also understood. Her girlfriend was tired, and besides, having sex with her girlfriend would not help Arizona get over the guilt she had over her attraction for Callie.

"I understand, baby," Arizona said, kissing Karli's forehead, before she got ready for bed. After changing into shorts and a t-shirt, and washing her face, Arizona turned off the lights and slipped into bed. Karli was already fast asleep.

"What is wrong with me?" Were Arizona's last thoughts before she drifted to sleep.

AN: So I have been to Barbosa's which I know is down the street from Wildrose, but haven't been to Wildrose so don't know what it's like. My understanding is that Wildrose is the only official lesbian bar in Seattle though. So it sounds like it's worth checking out.

To guest asking if I live in Seattle. I don't :( But I'm a Pacific Northwest Kid. Live in Alaska, went to college in Oregon, and go to Seattle from time to time to visit friends. Love the Seattle area!