Let's do this!
Chapter 92
Callie opened her eyes to see the sunshine shining brightly through the window. Groaning, she pulled the cover over her head to block the light out. Her and Arizona had finally feel asleep sometime around 4 a.m. after talking and watching some late night TV. If it wasn't for the urgent need to use the bathroom she would just sleep the day away. Dragging herself from the bed she quickly went to the bathroom to relieve herself before crawling back in bed with her warm wife. Trying to get comfy, she turned away from the blonde and scooted her back into Arizona's front. Her wife subconsciously wrapped her arm around her and pulled her close, burning her face into the next for brown hair.
"I'm cold." Callie whispered, grabbing her wife's hand and bringing it up to her chest.
"Shh..." Arizona shushed her groggily. She wasn't ready to face the day yet.
"Cuddle me." She whined. "Warm me up."
"Turn the fire place on if you're that cold."
"I'm too cold to get up again, you turn it on for me." Callie pouted. Her body shivering as a cold chill went down her spine.
"Callie it's really not that cold in here. Are you getting sick?" Arizona lifted her head to look down at her wife.
"No.. I turned the heat off last night, it was too hot in here." She said, moving around in bed trying to get comfy enough to fall back to sleep.
"Ugh.." She moaned, throwing the covers off her. "The things I do for love." The blonde muttered, getting up out of the bed to start a fire for her wife. She was grateful that the fireplace in their bedroom was gas because there was no way she was lugging wood upstairs.
"She really loves me." Callie rolled over and buried her head in her wife's chest after she crawled back in the.
"A little." Arizona yawned. "We really need to get up its almost noon."
"Uh-uhh." Callie mumbled in her chest. "Warm me up." She said, leaving no space between their bodies.
"I'm trying." She said, rubbing her wife's back. Wrapping her legs around the brunettes, she pulled the covers up over their heads. "Thirty minutes and then we have to get up and get moving."
"Mmm.. you sure we can't just stay like this all day?" She asked. "Being in your arms is absolute bliss." She said, kissing her wife's chest.
"I could say the same about you." Arizona said, kissing the top of the brunettes head. "But I don't want to have another breakdown about being too fat to fit into my clothes and I'm sure you would appreciate it if I didn't."
"Umm.. yeah." Callie breathed, kissing her wife's cheek and pulling the cover back down off their heads.
"Wow, you need a shower. You're face smells like it has been buried between my legs all night."
Stretching her body. "It was." Callie smiled when she thought back to their long night of love making.
Shaking her head at the smug grin on her wife's face. "Have you no shame at all?"
"Nope. Shame is the furthest thing from my mind when I have ate your pussy."
"Calliope." Arizona slapped her arm. "Don't talk like that." She said, covering her face up with her hands in embarrassment.
"Why?" She tried to move her wife's hands. "You're the one that started the dirty talk last night." She laughed when she saw the blush on the blondes face.
"That was in the heat of passion, not just random talk in bed." She said, moving her hands away.
"Hey, dirty talk is a go anytime in this bedroom. You make my head spin when you talk dirty to me." Callie said, quickly moving to hover over her wife.
"Oh yeah?"
"Mmhmm.." Callie hummed, kissing a trail down her wife's neck.
"That feels good.." Arizona said, moving her head to the side to give her wife more room to roam.
"Tell me you want it baby." She whispered, licking up the blondes jaw.
"I want it.. I want your hands on my..." She paused, breaking out in a fit of giggles. "I can't." She laughed. "Stop trying to make me say it." She said, pushing her wife off her.
"I'm not getting out of bed until you say it."
"Say what?" Arizona played, wanting to hear her wife say it again.
Leaning up on her elbow, Callie roamed her hand down her wife's body and slid inside her panties to cupped her sex. "Say you love it when I touch your pussy." Callie ginned and kissed her wife's cheek as she ran her finger gently through her wife's folds.
Swallowing the huge lump that had formed in her mouth, Arizona turned her face into her wife's neck. "I do.. I love it when you touch my pussy." She whispered, lifting her hips into the brunettes palm.
"That's all I needed to hear." Callie husked before withdrawing her hand and patting the blondes chest. "I'm going to go shower now."
"Hey I don't think so, Calliope Robbins. You lay your ass back down here." She said when Callie moved to get up.
"Sorry babe, but if I do we will never leave the house today."
"And what's wrong with that?" She changed her mind, today was totally a day they should stay in bed all day.
"I don't want to live through another one of your I'm fat episodes when your nothing but beautiful." Callie said, laying back down in the bed.
"Why do you always have to be right." Arizona said, laying her head on her wife's clothed chest.
"'Cause I'm awesome." Callie said, wrapping her arm around her wife and lightly running her fingertips over her arm.
"That's because you're married to an even more awesome wife." She said, lacing her leg with the brunettes.
"I really do." Callie kissed the top of her head, before rolling over to face her wife. "And I'm going to have an even more awesome baby." She said, caressing the blondes belly.
"I love you." Arizona smiles. "We lucked up to get someone like you as a wife and mommy." She caressed her wife's face.
"I could say the same thing." Callie said, kissing pink lips. "Come on, let's get up and get ready." She said, throwing the covers off her body and climbing out of bed. "I'm getting to old to be staying up late like that." She groaned.
"Callie?" Arizona called from in the bathroom where she still had a towel wrapped around her damp body.
"Yeah baby?" She walked back in wearing her black panties and bra. They had just got out of the shower after washing their night of passion off each other.
"We should throw some names around." She said grabbing her tooth brush.
"Names?" Callie scrunched her face.
"Names for the baby."
"Oh.." She said, towel drying her hair. "Have you gave it any thought?"
"I've been thinking about it lately. Have you?" Arizona asked.
"Umm.. kinda." Callie had just recently started thinking about picking names for their child. "What have you been thinking?" She asked.
"Well.. I've been thinking about a few boy names." She shrugged, as she began brushing her teeth.
"Let me hear them."
"Do you like Ben?" The blonde mumbled, with the toothbrush in her mouth.
"Ben." Callie said, brushing her hair. "Ben Robbins." She mumbled getting a feel for the name. "Our son, Ben Robbins." Smiling, she met her wife's eyes in the mirror. Saying our son made her heart flutter just thinking about being able to say their son. "I like Ben, but it's not a top pick."
"Okay.. What's your top pick?"
"Let me hear yours first."
"I love Landon."
"Landon." Callie said, just like she had toyed with the name Ben. "I really really love Landon, but.. I still have another in mind for a boy that I like better."
"Well tell me." She said before brushing the back of her teeth.
"Timothy Aaron." Callie said, looking back up at her wife's face in the mirror.
Arizona froze when she heard Callie wanted to name their baby after her brother if it was a boy. Spitting the tooth paste out in the sink, she looked over to her wife standing beside her. "You would want to name him after Tim?"
"Yeah I think if it's a boy, he should carry that honor of being named after a brave man." Callie turned to her wife. "If that's what you'd want too, of course." She said, watching her wife's eyes tear up slightly.
"Really?" She never considered naming their baby after her brother.
"Yes. It's my top choice for a boy." She said, brushing the tear out of her wife's eye.
Nodding, she wrapped her arms around her wife. "That's very sweet of you, Calliope."
"Sweets my middles name." She laughed. "If we have a boy, I just want our son to have a name to be proud of." Callie said, retuning her wife's embrace. "And there's nothing more honorable than to carry my hero's name."
"Your hero?" Arizona couldn't believe how lucky she was to have met this amazing woman who steals her heart day in and day out.
"Oh yeah. He's my hero." She said, kissing her wife's bare shoulder. "He saved you that night and if he hadn't, I'm sure we wouldn't be standing here right now." She said, letting her go. "And I think he should be honored for that sacrifice." She said, as Arizona turned away from her.
The blonde didn't know what to say to her wife and sometimes things were better left unsaid. Callie always seemed to leave her speechless in one way or another and she knew the brunette was right. If it wasn't for Tim, odds are they wouldn't be married with a baby on the way much less have met that day at the river. She was so grateful for her brother because that night in some weird way led her to Callie, but she wished she could have both.
Standing back in front of the mirror, Arizona went to putting on her makeup as Callie "Well.." She said after a few minutes. "Let's hope a girls name will be just as easy to decide." She said, as her wife got dressed behind her.
"Do you like the name Scarlett?" Callie asked after getting dressed.
"Umm.. It's cute"
"You don't like it?" She asked, putting her hair up in a pony tail.
"I just can't see myself having a child named Scarlett. It's no where near the top of the list." Arizona replied.
"Well, what is at your top?"
"Number one on my list is Calliope."
"Umm.. no." Callie shook her head.
"Why? It's a beautiful name."
"To you, maybe. But I don't want my kid to be teased like I was in school because of my name."
"They teased you about your name?" Arizona never knew that.
"Yes. That's why I don't like for anyone to call me that, except you of course. I like it only when you say it." She blushed.
"Awe.." Arizona walked over to her. "I love Calliope and not just the person." She said grabbing her wife's face and kissing her red lips.
"Calliope loves you too." She giggled.
"Well, what about Caroline?"
"I like Caroline." Callie said as she watched her wife braid her hair. "You look so damn cute when you braid your hair." She grinned. "What about the name, Aj?"
"Aj?" She turned towards her wife.
"Yea, Arizona Jr."
"Not a chance. I would never do that to my child." She finished her hair and put on her under clothes on before handing her wife the lotion.
"Why not?" Callie asked, as she took the bottle and walked into the bedroom.
"Because she'll spend her whole childhood getting called Phoenix or Tempe or Flagstaff. It sucks." Arizona said, putting on her under clothes.
"Okay. So no Calliope's or Arizona's. What about Della or Presley?"
"I like those." Arizona said, laying down on the bed for Callie to rub her down in lotion.
"Let me do your back first." Callie said, getting her wife to turn over. "I like this." She said, cupping her ass.
"Focus, Calliope." Arizona laughed. "We have places to be today." She said as her wife rubbed her down in coco butter. "And bed isn't one of them.
"It could be." She leaned down and kissed her wife's shoulder blade. "Roll." She smacked her on her butt. "Good morning, love bug." Callie said leaning down and kissing her wife's stomach. "I've not had any belly time this morning Mama." She said, rubbing her wife's front down in lotion.
"Mmm.." Arizona moaned, enjoying her little massage the brunette was giving her.
"You enjoy this too much." Callie laughed.
Noticing her wife was about to finish, Arizona stopped her. "Ahh.. my boobs too."
"This is so mean." Callie whined, squeezing more lotion on her hands. "You know I'd rather spend the day in bed."
"Hey, you wanted this." She puffed her chest up to the brunette. "And I, being the amazing wife that I am, I'm willing to give it to you for a small price." She would have ten babies for her wife if it meant Callie would rub her down every single day.
"Yeah yeah." She rolled her eyes as she finished lotioning her wife up. "So Thanksgivings in a few weeks, what's the plan?" She needed to do all she could to keep her mind off what her hands were doing.
"Same as before I guess. Going to the McDreamy's and then mom and dads." Arizona said as Callie rubbed the rest of the lotion into her hands.
"All done, baby." She said, standing quickly from the bed. It was driving her crazy not being able to take her wife right now. "You finish getting dressed while I go put the dogs out."
"I'll do it, they seem to give you a hard time lately."
"No, I'll do it. I don't want you tugging around on them." Callie leaned down and kissed her wife's forehead. "I'm ready whenever you are." She said, grabbing her socks out of the drawer before leaving to go downstairs to wrangle the dogs up.
Arizona laid there as her wife walked out of the room and went downstairs. "You and I have it so good, my little baby." She said caressing her stomach. "We're so lucky to have someone like Calliope to love us so much, it's the best feeling in the world."
The couple had been out shopping for Arizona for maternity clothes for over an hour now and they were almost finished, or so Callie hoped. She didn't know that the place she suggested had every single piece of clothing you could ever imagine. "Oh my god." She walked up the the dressing room. "Babe, look at this." Callie said holding the nursing bra up to her chest, with a huge grin.
Poking her head out of the stall, Arizona rolled her eyes at her wife. "That does not look like the jeans I asked for."
"Oh I have them." Callie picked them up off the shelf and threw them at her. "But look at this." She shook her chest.
"Callie." She rolled her eyes, to keep from busting out laughing. "That's a breastfeeding bra."
"I know, but I can think of other things it could be used for." She winked.
"Get out of here." She closed the curtain.
"I'm buying it for you." Callie threw it down in the pile her wife had thrown in and across the back of a chair. "You know, you're only going to be pregnant for roughly five more months. You don't really have to buy out the whole store." She said, leaning against the frame of the doorway.
"Hello, baby weight just doesn't fall off." Arizona said, trying on the last pair of pants she wanted.
"For someone like you it does. You won't be able to tell you had a baby after a week. Me on the other hand would have to work my ass off to only come close to the size I was before having a baby."
"You know.. I'm kinda liking these few extra pounds." Arizona said, turning around in the mirror. "My boobs and butt do look pretty damn good right now."
"You don't have to tell me." Callie poked her head in to see her wife. "Those look really good on you babe." She smiled.
"Thanks." She said, lifting her shirt and turning to the side to see her backside in the mirror. "Can you get me another pair of these jeans? I think I'm finished."
"Thank god, I'm starving." The brunette grumbled. They had decided to hold off on eating until they were finished at the maternity store, because Callie didn't expect her wife to take this long. "I'll grab another pair of jeans and your other clothes and I'll meet you at the register.
"Thanks, honey."
After purchasing some clothes, the couple made their way to a little Italian restaurant down by the waterfront. Both wanted to eat out of the balcony to enjoy the view, but there was a little nip in the air so they decided to dine inside instead. Callie didn't want Arizona to risk getting sick during her pregnancy. It was harder to get over a cold while pregnant because she couldn't take most medicine.
"You up for a little window shopping?" Arizona asked, walking out of the restaurant after they enjoyed there quiet early dinner. The blonde loved times like this, when they were together and didn't say much, but felt like they've spent the whole time talking about anything and everything.
"You're not too tired?" Callie knew sometimes when her wife was on her feet a while her back tended to hurt more lately.
"Nah. I'm not quiet ready to go home yet."
"Well we do need to grocery shop too."
"Can't we just do that one day this week? I just want to take a stroll with my wife and not have to worry about going to the grocery store and then lugging all the groceries inside the house."
"Well, I'm off a little early tomorrow, I can run to the grocery store while I wait on you to finish work."
"Yey." Arizona clapped. "Thank you, love." Arizona wrapped her arms around her wife's back as they walked down the street.
"You're welcome." Callie chuckled, wrapping her arm around the blondes shoulder.
"What about Brie?" Arizona asked, thinking about names again.
"Just Brie? Or Brianna?" She asked, looking up at the partly cloudy sky.
"Well, I don't know. We could name her Brianna and call her Brie. I love that name." She said, testing the names with a middle name. "But Brie really doesn't go good with Maria."
"You still want to name a girl after my Nana?" Callie asked. She hadn't have that any though lately.
"Yeah."
"Thank you." Callie kisses the side of her face. "So we have a family name, whether it's a boy or girl."
"We do." Arizona said, slipping her hand in her wife's back pocket.
"I want you to pick the girls name. I picked a boys name, it's only fair you pick a girls name."
"You sure?" She asked, receiving a nod. "Calliope Maria Robbins it is then."
"Nice try." The brunette scoffed.
"Well, give me some more names."
"Avery. I think it's a cute girls name."
"Avery's cute. But it kinda makes me think of Jackson." Arizona thought.
"Yeah, it does." Callie agreed. "What about.. Erica."
"Erica? Hell no." The blonde said before noticing Erica and Lauren walking up to then. "Ooh, Erica."
"Callie, Arizona." Erica greeted them.
"Hey, Erica. What are you guys up too?" Callie looked Lauren over, who was doing the same to her wife.
"I have to do a little shopping. My nephews birthday party is today."
"Fun." Arizona smiled. "Sorry we didn't get to talk much last night, Erica." She said, watching Lauren eye her out of the corner of her eye. She hadn't felt intimidated by the dark blonde at all until right now. "We were kind of in our own little world, celebrating." She said, rubbing her baby bump. Feeling her wife grip her waist, she leaned into her.
Callie knew what her wife was doing, and it took all she had not to laugh at her actions. Arizona thought the reason for the blondes shocked face last night was because Erica still had a thing for her and the blonde wanted to get another reaction out of her for kicks. "Yeah. We were just a little too excited that it is finally out." Callie grinned.
"Well, congratulations." Erica moved to hug the blonde and then Callie.
"Thanks." The brunette replied awkwardly.
"I thought months back when I questioned if you were pregnant.." Erica looked towards Arizona. "You're exact works were, 'Yikes.'" She quoted.
"Uh.. I did say that. We just wanted to keep it secret at the time because we were just starting to try." She shrugged.
"Lauren, I heard you landed a nice job at Seattle Grace." Callie smiled, jumping right in with her and not letting her hide the fact that they've met.
"Yes. I have." She smiled, getting broken out of her daydream of the blue eyed, dimpled blonde before her.
"Good. I'm glad you didn't ruin your chances in this town." The brunette winked at her, letting Lauren know she nor her wife was to be messed with.
"What do you mean.." Erica asked. "Ruin your chances?" Looking towards her girlfriend.
"Oh you know.." Callie said, patting the dark blonde on the shoulder. "With a talent like Dr. Boswell's, you don't want to ruin what you've worked for in a measly little old Peds clinic. Is that right Lauren?"
Clearing her throat, Lauren spoke up. "Yeah. Exactly." She smiled.
"Well, we hate to run, but we've got to get going." Arizona told them. "It was good seeing you two again." She smiled, grabbing her wife's hand.
"Yeah. Maybe we can get together at Joes sometime soon and catch up." Callie told her old friend, making sure she only directed it to her and not Lauren.
"Yeah, sounds good Cal." Erica nodded. "We have to be going too, congratulations again." She smiled.
"Yeah." Lauren said as Erica started to walk away. "Congratulations." She smirked, before looking the brunette up and down then letting out a small scoff.
"What the hell is that suppose to mean?" Callie said, watching them walk away.
"I don't know." She shook her head. "I don't know what Lauren's problem is. One day she doesn't know who we are and the next she's looking me up and down like I'm a piece of meat. Did you see her? She kept staring at my stomach."
"I saw her and she's lucky I didn't beat her ass right there. I don't like her Arizona."
"I know." She said as they started walked down the street again. "I interviewed her a few times and tried to talk to her last night and she had never made me feel uneasy, until today. She made me feel very uncomfortable with the way she kept looking at me. What the hell is her deal?"
"I don't know babe." Callie said, wrapping her arm around her waist. "I don't know."
"I'm starting to think Addie was right the other day."
"About what?"
"Them joining forces to get to us." Arizona said. "I mean did you see how withdrawn Erica was when she heard we were pregnant? Like she was disappointed. And now Lauren and her damn looks."
"Don't sweetie. Don't think that."
"I'm serious, Calliope."
"Do you love me? I mean like.. really really love me?"
"Of course." Arizona rolled her eyes. That was a dumb question. "If I didn't, I sure as hell wouldn't be pregnant with your child."
Callie smiled at her wife's words. "Then don't worry. There is nothing that they can say that'll get to us."
"Yeah, you're right." She nodded and gave her wife a shy smile.
"That's cause I'm awesome." Callie leaned in and whispered in her ear, sending chills down the blondes neck.
"Quit using my lines." Arizona giggled, seeing a store she's been wanting to visit. "Ooo, Calliope." She pointed. "Let's go in there." She pulled her to the new baby store.
"Are you sure? If we go in there you'll want to go spending crazy.. I just know it."
"We only have around 5 months or so to prepare. We haven't done anything yet." Arizona told her as she walked into the building.
"Well, we kinda have been holding off." Callie shrugged. "And we don't even have a room cleared out yet."
"We need to get busy, Callie, time is going to fly by and before you know it the baby will be here and we won't be ready. We have Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years coming up and then after that it will be conference time." She said, getting a little excited seeing all the baby furniture and clothes.
"Whoa.. you're not leaving for a conference while you're six or seven months pregnant with my child. You know you can't fly after your so far along."
"Someone will have to go."
"Avery can go."
"I don't trust Avery to go, not after the stunt he pulled last time we were away."
"Okay, then Taylor can go."
"Nope. You will have to go if I can't" Arizona told her.
"Um, no. I'm not leaving you for a week while you're that far along."
"You will." She walked away to look at the cribs.
"Ugh!" Callie rolled her eyes when her wife walked off, knowing that meant it wasn't up for discussion. Going through aisles and aisles and baby room decor, she spotted what she had been looking for online. Finding a sales clerk, she talked to the guy and told him what she needed of him while Arizona was still busy looking at furniture.
After giving him instructions, Callie strolled around the store looking for her wife. "Callie." Arizona called. "Where have you been? I've looked everywhere for you."
"Sorry. Some sales clerk was harassing me, trying to get me to buy a new double stroller or something they had just got in."
"Oh." She said, taking her wife's hand. "I found a rocking chair we need for the baby's room."
"Well lead the way babe." Callie said, being pulled to the back of the store where the chairs were.
"This one." She pointed at the double chair.
"You need a double rocker?"
"No, we need a double rocker." She corrected her. "I can see us now, Calliope. One of us up late rocking the baby and the other comes in and joins. I can totally see us rocking the baby in it together." She grinned.
"We need to write a list of stuff we want down. So when we have the nursery ready we can start buying things."
"One ahead of you." Arizona pulled out her phone and showed her wife this list of items to show her as Callie looked at the sales clerk and pointed at the chair.
"Show me what all you've wrote down." Callie laughed at her wife's eagerness.
"Okay, come on." Arizona grabbed her hand and led her around the furniture that she would like to have in the baby's room.
They had spent an hour going around and looking at the baby furniture they would needed for the nursery. Callie vetoed two of Arizona's picks for a crib, saying there was too much space in between the slats in the bed. After a while the blonde noticed the creepy sales guy lurking around them and was about to say something to him until Callie told her to just ignore him.
"What about Clare?" Callie asked, walking around the baby clothes.
"Clare's pretty." She said, resting her head on her wife's shoulder.
"You ready to go home?"
"Yeah." Arizona replied, looking around at the boys clothes. "Look at those cute Jean bibs." She laughed. "Get me out of this place. I could go crazy in here."
"They are cute." Callie grinned. "Let's go home before we leave with both boys and girls clothes." She said leading them out of the store.
"Callie?" Arizona spoke up after they got back to their jeep.
"Yeah sweetie?"
"I'm trying.. really really trying." She said, buckling up. "But I'm failing miserably."
"At what honey?" She was hoping her wife was feeling the same thing she was.
"Can we please call Addison?"
"Oh my god." Callie sighed. "I was beginning to think you'd never say it."
"Really?"
"Yeah. I've been wanting to know what we're having since we stepped foot out of the office, but I held it in becaise I thought you really wanted to be surprised."
"I tried because I thought it was what you wanted." Arizona laughed. "Call her." She fumbled her phone and gave it to her wife.
Quickly dialing the number, Callie waited for the red head to pick up. Only having to wait two rings, she heard the chipper voice on the other end of the line. "Well well well, I've been waiting on your call." Addison said on the other end of the line.
"Now that we have, you can go ahead and tell us what we want to know." Callie said putting it on speaker phone.
"I can't." Addison liked. "I didn't look because I didn't want to have the pressure of accidentally spoiling it for you."
"Awe come on Addie, you're full of shit. You told us to call you if we wanted to know and well.. we know you know." Arizona whined.
"Shush, you. You'll find out in due time. I've got to go." She said, quickly hanging up the phone.
"What the hell. Did she just blow us off?" Arizona huffed, leaning her head against the head rest.
"Yes! That was just mean." Callie said, starting up the jeep.
"What a bitch." She crossed her arms.
"Sing it." She said, pulling onto the street. "Want me to stop by the store and by stuff for our Sunday night sundaes?"
"You don't mind if I just sit in the car while you get it do you?"
"No, not at all. Do you care if I go ahead and get a few other things to get us through the week."
"Nope."
"I think that's the last of them." Callie said, carrying the last bags of the groceries in to the kitchen where Arizona was putting items away.
"Reese's cereal Callie. Really?"
"Yes really." She laughed, sitting the bags down on the island counter. "And Froot Loops." She grinned, pulling out the box of cereal her wife loves. "Not just any Froot Loops either. Marshmallow blast." She chuckled.
"Awe.." She sat the items down in her hands and hugged her wife. "I love you too." She said, kissing her wife's cheek just as the doorbell rang.
"I was just out there, who could that be?" Callie asked, walking through their foyer.
"I don't know, I can probably guess one person who it's probably not." Arizona followed behind her.
"Who?"
"Mark."
"Oh. Yeah, I'd say not." Callie said, opening the door to a delivery guy. "Umm, can I help you?"
"Callie and Arizona Robbins?" He mumbled.
"That's us." Arizona said over her wife's shoulder.
"These are for you." He said, handing them the bouquet of pink flowers with blue balloons attached to a little Teddy Bear.
"Who are they..." Callie asked as he turned and walked away. "Oookay." She closed the door.
"Does it have a card?" The blonde asked as they walked back into the kitchen.
"I don't know." Callie said, sitting them down on the island.
"No card, but a small envelope." Arizona pulled it out of the flowers.
"I bet it's from the gang congratulating us again." Callie said as her wife opened the envelope and pulled out some pictures.
"Addie." Arizona saw the new pictures of the ultrasound they had yesterday.
Looking over her wife's shoulder, Callie watched her flip through the pictures. "What's this." She said, pulling out a little pink note in the back of the pile that was attached the the last ultrasound picture. "Arizona." Callie gasped, reading the note and looking at the picture along with her wife.
"Calliope." She quickly turned to her wife after reading the paper that read 'Hi, mommies. I'm your baby girl.'
"We're having a girl!" They squealed in unison as Callie picked her wife up and twirling her around the kitchen as tears fell down both their faces.
From the beginning of this story, I've been intent on them having a boy first, but now that the time is here, I just feel a girl is the right choice for them.
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