The Lady Volunteers had made the trip from Knoxville, TN to Gainesville, FL to play the Lady Gators. Other than the LSU Tigers the Lady Gators were another rival of the Lady Vols. This particular game had been highlighted as the game of week as the Lady Gators also had a star on their team up for the same prestigious award Angelica was up for. Instead of leading her team to a victory win Angelica was forced to provide her team with support and encouragement from the bench. Because she was so competitive there was no greater punishment than to watch from the bench.

She had apologized to her coaches and her teammates for her behavior. Standing up and saying that she was sorry to her teammates was especially hard especially since many of them looked up to her. She was proud of her team that they got the win on the road. It wasn’t a pretty win but they won nonetheless. They were two wins away from making it to the SEC Championship game. That was the game Angelica was looking forward to as the game suspensions would be lifted and she would be eligible to play. In the meantime she had begun the rigorous task of studying and pulling up her grades.

The relationship she had with her parents was getting better but it was nowhere near where it used to be. Her relationship with her aunt was pretty much non-existent. It bothered Angelica that she didn’t have a relationship with her aunt but she couldn’t standby smiling in her face acting like everything was okay when it wasn’t. As the team headed back to their hotel Angelica looked at her phone at a text message she received saying that she needed to call immediately.

Back in Los Angeles Bette was waiting on Kit and Shane to arrive. Shane wanted to fill them both in on the crazy conversation she had with Chris the lady that told her to warn Alice about Clea. She wanted to tell Bette a few weeks ago but her and Tina had been dealing with Angelica and there plates were already full. She wanted to be respectful and give them space to iron out their family issues. When she felt the time was right she had reached out to them both telling them to meet her at the local deli.