Bette: Oh my god I can’t believe we slept that long. The baby is probably here now.

She gets up to check on the baby and finds Shane’s note and a peacefully sleeping Angelica in her crib. Bette remembers the times when she took up less than half the bed and now she sprawled out took up much more than that. She decided to talk to Tina about selling the crib. By time the moved into a new vacation home she’d be ready for big girl bed. Bette had visions of bunk beds as Angelica was making friends so fast.

Tina: Hey baby is Angelica home?

Bette: We didn’t think we’d be asking that question for years now. Yea, see her she’s resting peacefully. Kit sent dinner I’ll fix our plates.

Tina: Oh good, salad that sounds perfect right about now.

Bette: Well she also packed some decadent desserts.

Tina: Well let’s eat our veggies so we can get to the fun stuff. Tell me how did I get so lucky today?

Bette: Well we both miss you like crazy and no matter what you said I had no plans to have you pack this place up without helping at least a bit.

Tina: I am so glad you’re here.

Bette: You kind of expressed that earlier.

Tina: That is just the tip of the ice berg baby.

Bette: Well I’ve already had a suggestion.

Tina: What’s that?

Bette: Let’s not keep the baby’s crib. She’ll be ready for a big girl bed by the time we settle into a new house. I was thinking bunk beds for her room there.

Tina: Does that mean you definitely don’t want another baby?

Bette: No it means our baby is getting so big so fast. Babe if we decide to expand our family her bed in New York is still a crib, we’ll have a crib for another baby, OK.

Tina: Thanks for keeping the option open baby. What are your travel plans? How long are you staying?

Bette: I’m taking a red eye on Monday to be at work on Tuesday. I figured Angelica could stay here with you and fly back on Wednesday. Her pre school here is able to take her Monday and Tuesday so you can still do what you need and I can pack on Monday too.