Jean emails his attorney that they’ll be moving forward with the deals.

Back in New York Bette has chosen Preschools of America on Park Avenue and had decided to use Vera two mornings a week. Vera will get Angelica up, dressed, fed and to school by 9am. That will allow Bette to continue her workout schedule. Once Tina is here she would probably get Angelica to school on the mornings Bette goes to the gym. This week the Whitney team is putting the final touches on the new show. It had been unusual to have two shows so close together, but Bette thought introducing a Black History Month exhibit was in line with museums core and could bring in new patrons and visitors. She was right and now the Whitney was on lots of community calendars for February. They would definitely retain an annual February exhibit, but she would probably move the March show to April or May and make it a true spring event. She and Tina agreed to sell the house for $950 to Jean. They agreed on an end of May closing date so now they had an accelerated move date for Tina and they couldn’t be more excited to finally be a family under the same roof once again. It is Friday morning and Bette is at home waiting for Tina and Angelica. Since they had come on the Peabody jet the limo would bring all of them to Manhattan. Since their complete move was coming so soon they decided to pack a bit lighter for Angelica and only “Giraffe” made the trip; the other big toys would wait until May. Tina sent Bette a text as they rounded the corner to their building.

Tina: Baby we’re here.

Bette flew down to meet her family in the lobby.

Angelica: Momma! Home!

Bette: Yes, baby you are home! Home with Momma. Hey T, welcome home baby!

Tina: Hey baby it’s good to back.

Bette: Hi Helena, Jung Ling and Wilson.

Kids: Hi Miss Bette.

Helena: Hello Bette, nice building here.

Tina: Why don’t you three come up for quick tour? I know you want to get home, but you’ve wanted to see the place.

Helena: Gerarado, we won’t be long. We’ll call when we’re on our way down.