Bette: Do you think we need to do something at school too for her birthday? Are there other kids we should invite?

Tina: If we do that we’ll need to book the party room. If we do that we’ll need entertainment. I like the idea of a puppet show.

Bette: Let’s just keep it at home. We also need to invite Peggy and the children. David may also want to come back up for it.

Tina: OK, that’s it guest list closed.

Bette: Let’s do the evites tonight. That way we can’t change our minds and it will be a done deal.

Tina: Thank you.

Bette: She’s two, lighten up. She’ll just want icing and candles to be happy.

Tina: Oh some day we’ll wish it was that simple.

Bette exits the taxi with the sleeping baby while Tina settles the tab and grabs the stroller. They enter the apartment and see David and Shelia are up.

Tina: Oh you’re both up now. How are you?

David: I’m fine, but these Eagles are working my last nerve.

Shelia: Oh yes I am alive now. That bed in there is awesome.

David: Yea, I always sleep well here.

Bette: So the Eagles are trying to give the game away, huh?

David: They just like to keep us on the edge of our seats; dramatic.

Shelia: He’s lucky he has a girl that gets his football habit.

David: Hey, I could be a lot worse. I don’t do those fantasy leagues. Those guys are intense, they live football.

Shelia: Well if you ever think about doing one of those you’ll either lose me or lose a lot of money as I’ll start to do what my football widow friends do: shop on Sundays.

David: I’ve seen you shop, so not ready for that.

Tina: Hmm Angelica is asleep David is content with football. We have time for a Barney’s run.

Bette: Works for me you ready Shelia?

David: Wait, what’s going on here?

Shelia: Just a little sight seeing. It’s just one store. We’ll be back in a flash.

Bette: I’ve already changed the baby, don’t worry.

David: Oh then have fun.

The girls slip or for a quick trip to Barney’s.

Shelia: Bette I just want to say thank you for giving David another chance. He absolutely adores you. He’s always bragging about his aunt Bette and he had very fond memories of his childhood with you. He was devastated when you didn’t come to the engagement dinner. I tried to console him and he broke down and told me what he’d done in LA. I was in shock. I broke up with him on the spot and told him I would never marry someone so narrow minded and self centered. He still thought he was right and thought I’d support his actions. I don’t claim to be the most forward thinking person when it comes to gay rights, but he broke your trust on something so important. I know how supportive you’ve always been for him and just couldn’t believe he could do that. That didn’t seem to be the David I knew and loved. In the end he’s grown from the experience and brought us closer.