Tina: "Where am I?" She asked, picking herself up from the ground. "Ahh!" There were hamsters scattered about-baby hamsters playing amongst each other.

Bette: "They won’t hurt you. They’re very friendly." She replies, petting one herself.

Angelica: "They are. Come on…the future awaits us." She takes both of their hands and traversed the rainbow bridge leading toward the threshold. "Wait, here."

Tina: "Why?" She was scared shitless. "This place gives me the creeps." Bette nudges her arm. "It’s pretty, though." Bette gave her a downcast glance.

Angelica: "Because, I have to puch in the code."

Bette: (excited) "What code?"

Angelica: "The Davinci Code." There was a key pad heaving from the ground with clear buttons displaying the enumerating digits in order from one to nine.

Bette: "Oh my fucking–"

Angelica: "Hey, no swearing, you promised."

Bette: "I’m sorry, kiddo. You’re right."

Angelica: "Apology accepted." She turns and punches ten digits into the key pad. Like magic, the gates open wide spreading before the girls. "Mommy, momma, this is heaven. My home and your future homes."

Bette: "I’m going to heaven."

Angelica: "Yup. But, before you get there, you have some obstacles to complete first."

Tina: "What about me?" She asked, feeling left out.

Angelica: "Yup, mommy. But, you have to adjust your attitude. HE who gives us everything isn’t too happy with your behavior. You’ve been impassive toward me and it’s killing me softly.

Tina: "Oh, yeah, about that, I’m–HOLY–"

Angelica: "Canolly. Grandpa Melvin, grandpa Melvin." She ran off toward a white field where Melvin shared a bench with this white woman Angie remembered from Bette’s photo album.

Melvin: "My, lord." The burly man knelt down in time to embrace his grand-daughter. "I’m so happy to see you."

Angelica: "I’m happy to see you too. Hey, look who I brought with me." She backs away and reveals her two perfect prizes.

Bette: (tears in her eyes) "Daddy, is it you?" She asked, approaching him cautiously. Her inability caused her to stop and catch her breath. It was overwhelming moment for her. She hasn’t seen her father in over five years. To come so close, as to touch him, and hold him, she wasn’t sure if she was ready for it. So much had happened between leaving her world and entering Angie’s.