After Stevie’s conversation with Kit that day she enacted a plan to get her friends back.  She knew she had to win over the whole ‘gang’ all over again.  It wouldn’t be an easy feet but she felt she knew them each well enough to make a judgment call on what would be best to get back on each of their good sides.  Not only by proving to them that she and Bette were ok, or going to be ok rather, but that she really cared for each of them and valued their friendship.

Max: 

For Max she went to that internet company he had worked for with a super good lawyer her manager had hooked her up with.  They marched right into the offices and threatened to sue them for sexual discrimination and sexual harassment.  His boss and the coworker that gave him problems had to issue a formal written apology and a public statement of equal opportunity employment at the firm as a settlement.

Helena: 

For Helena she contacted Winny and somehow convinced her to let Helena keep the kids for the entire summer.  It was really difficult but with Stevie’s winning charm she managed to do it.

Jenny: 

Jenny was one of the simpler ones of the group.  Stevie had made major friends at the publications the did shoots for.  She simply sent them all copies of Les Girls.  After that she didn’t really have to do anything but sit and wait.

Kit/Alice:

Since they would be the most difficult she had to come up with the most elaborate plan for them.  She came up with a great cross marketing plan for The Planet and The Chart.  She went to Kit and worked out an internet café night featuring The Chart.  She had flyers made up the whole nine yards.  Not only would The Planet get a great number of patrons that night but it would be Alice’s sit off to an even greater start then it had been already.

Tasha:

Tasha was happy once she saw how thrilled Alice was.

Tina: 

Well Tina may not have even known she was gone.

Shane:

Shane was just happy she was back.  But still made her sister agree to repaint her kitchen, just to be an ass.

She knew that all this would work out.  And even if it didn’t her effort would be enough.  She did feel terrible about hurt their feelings.  She wasn’t accustomed to her actions affecting so many people so profoundly.  Usually no one gave a damn about where she went or if she’d be back.  She was actually happy that they were all so mad at her.  It showed they cared about her.  So now, they knew she cared about them and was paying attention to all their problems, wants, and desires as well. 

With that off her mind she was able to now focus on fixing things with the person that was most important to her.