Two Days Later, Tina’s Dinner:

Bette: Babe, is everything set?

Tina: Um almost, just hand me the Bordeaux from the closet, I think I can spice up this dessert a little.

Bette:  T, I thought we were going to thank the girls for their work, not get them completely trashed.

Tina: Now, would I do such a thing to your friends?

Bette: Hey, come here.

Bette moved alongside Tina and grabbed her by the waist.  She held Tina tightly swaying a little back and forth.

Bette:  Tina, my friends love you. You know that right? They don’t want to be just my friends; they’re our friends now.  Everything I have I want to share with you, including them.

Tina giggled:  I could take that in a naughty way, but I digress. It’ll take a little getting used to; your friends are a far cry from whom I normally know.  They’re so interesting; completely different from each other too.

Bette:  That’s why we all get along so well we put aside any differences when it comes to each other.  Trust me they’ll continue to have amazing chemistry with you.

Tina: I hope so ( She gave Bette a soft kiss that left her in a serious state of yearning.) Hey, by the way, did I tell you that Alice called and asked if she could bring a friend over.

Bette: Who, Dana?

Tina: No, someone we don’t know.  She said something about having to interview someone for her magazine; apparently she’s very hot, very exotic.

Bette: Hmm, sounds like she’s moving on after Dana.

Tina: I don’t know about that. You might think I’m crazy, but Alice seems a little hung up. She was laying it on thick about this girl, like she was trying to make me notice how hot she is.

The doorbell rang and the two reluctantly separated as they realized the girls must have arrived. Bette went to answer the door and saw Shane standing in the doorway with a strange looking Dana dressed in dark glasses and a trench coat.

Bette:  Hey Shane! Um, Dana is that you?

Dana: Don’t say my name so loud.