AN: I'm so sorry for the wait you guys but I've been busy and had the worst writer's block ever since the finale so now I decided that you guys deserve another chapter to try and help you cope with the finale. It was not amazing, I hope this is okay. :) Enjoy!
Another week had passed by them, the wedding had been moved up to five months from now. Arizona hadn't told Callie anything that she should have, she was so afraid of the rejection. They still talked at work when Erica wasn't really around. They hadn't seen each other outside of the hospital since last week when they were at Arizona's apartment.
They were still friends, but not as close as they were before the engagement. Arizona felt as if she was losing Callie, and she was because her fiance hated her because of their history. Callie had a drunken night with Arizona once the first year that Callie and Erica were a couple. Arizona wanted to tell her how she felt so bad but she couldn't bring herself to ruin Callie's happiness. She wanted her best friend to be happy even if she was miserable, alone.
When Arizona came to the realization that their nights were over, she decided that she should seduce every woman she could. She slept around every time she needed to be satisfied. No time was as perfect as when her and Callie would. Every time there was sparks that intensified the experience for her.
Arizona didn't do relationships, she just wanted the sex. She never liked the concept of staying after sex and cuddling or anything but with Callie she did. Callie was the only one she wanted to stay after with and cuddle with. She wasn't sure if it was because they were best friends and they could talk for hours until they fell asleep or if it was the fact that she just trusted her enough to sleep next to her at night. Whatever it was, she missed.
She had a few drunk nights since she found out Callie was engaged. She would always make up an excuse for why they would have to leave. She just preferred to sleep alone, she never wanted to wake up to someone, because then she may regret the night before. She never regretted a single night with Callie, even when she cheated on Erica with her. It just felt so right, with her. She didn't want someone who wasn't her.
Arizona sitting on a bar stool, waiting at Joe's bar to pick someone up. She took another shot of her tequila before she felt a tap on her shoulder and a whisper in her ear, "Dance with me." She smiled at the voice in her ear and turned to Callie and nodded, whispering back, "Of course." She stood from her bar stool and looked at her as she was led to the dance floor as a new song began playing.
It was an upbeat song that she had recognized, Callie and her had danced to it a few years back. It was a good song, it was Starstruck by Lady Gaga. She didn't really care for the new music generation but this one was one to dance to.
They started dancing far away from each other, moving closer as the music sped up, their hips moving in sync as they danced to the beat. They smiled at each other.
Arizona turned around to move her hips back and forth before she felt Callie put her hands on her hips. She leaned back as she felt her backside pressing into Callie's front. She forgot how teasing Callie was with just dancing, her moves were amazing.
Callie felt Arizona lean into her and only pulled her closer, she knew that being this close to someone else when she was about to get married was wrong on so many levels but she wanted to dance and Arizona was the most amazing dancer she had seen. She loved the way she felt against her when they danced.
She was the only one that didn't care that they were the only ones dancing at Joe's, she was the only one that could turn her on with just a simple dance. She never wanted to stop dancing with her but it came to an end faster than she had anticipated.
The song was over so Arizona turned back to Callie to look at her, she wore a worried expression as she looked right past her. Arizona turned to see what she was looking at. It was Erica standing across the room, with her arms crossed and an angry expression on her face.