“Arizona doesn’t want kids.”
Mark blinked slowly, looking up from his work at his kitchen stable. “Huh?”
Callie entered through his door, slamming it behind her, eyes wide and frazzled. “Arizona doesn’t want kids.”
Mark furrowed his brows. “But she loves kids. It comes with the profession. She’s a pediatric surgeon. How does she not
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The break up between Callie and Arizona is weirdly one of my favorite parts, especially this → Sometimes I wish that she had done something horrible. Cheat, like George did. Betray me. Lie to me. Something unforgivable. It would be easier to forget if I could hate her. But I can’t. We just wanted different things. I can’t hate her for that. Neither of us did anything wrong; we just weren’t going to work.
Maybe because I can relate? It was bittersweet, because obviously Callie is torn up even though she's trying to move on.
And the way they sort of fell together was brilliant. And just how I imagined it would go.
Just very very good writing. I can't wait for the second part (what's up with the sudden drought of Mallie fic? -_- I'm just glad you're saving us all hahah)
Aaaand this → They were best friends with sexual tension out the wazoo. is just about the best description I've read for their relationship. EVER. :)
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I know what you mean about the Mallie drought, it's been driving me a little nuts. Haha.
At the best description ever...hahaha, thank you. :P It's so accurate, isn't it?
I love your reviews. They're always so detailed. I'm glad you liked. :) The next part should be up in a few days - hopefully sometime this weekend.
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I also loved how Mark/Callie just went at it. It seems the way it would happen.
Can't wait for the next part!
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Haha, I simply love when Mark and Callie go at it. :P
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