When Dana finally reached her car after exiting the country club, instead of turning it on she simply sat, staring out the window thinking about, well she wasn’t even sure. So many things ran through her head from her past relationship with Alice to what Harrison said and finally, what she would say if she really got up the courage to talk to Alice. Although Dana had other relationships after Alice, no one seemed to make her feel anywhere close to how she did when she was with Alice. After Alice left, and Dana finally resigned herself to the fact that Alice wasn’t coming back, after the many nights she spent crying herself to sleep, Dana believed that she was just upset about losing her first love. She thought that if she got out and moved on then someone would either match the feelings she had for Alice or maybe even surpass them. I guess its true that you never forget your first love. Deep down Dana knew that it was more than simply loving her first love, she knew that Alice was her only love, her soul mate. That’s what made her leaving harder and that fact that was now back even harder. As much as Dana wanted to find out about Alice now, how shes been, if she had anyone back home, if she even ever thought about Dana and what they had, Dana could never get past the anger and aggression she felt whenever she saw Alice now. She knew that the anger was all a mask for the severe and deep pain she felt inside and she knew that she had to get past this if she ever wanted to get over Alice. I guess the first step would actually be talking to Alice. After finally resigning herself to listen to Harrison and talk to Alice, Dana turned on her car and set out to Bette’s so she could try to get over the pain she felt inside.

“So you all moved in then?” Tina asked jokingly from the kitchen as Alice walked out of the guest bedroom.

“Ha-Ha. It’s not that much stuff.” Alice said, realizing for the first time that she was sweating and out of breath.