“Hey Al where all here to help you shit we all know Clea deserved what she got and Tasha doesn’t belong in jail, “Shane says.

“Hey Al, I think I might have the perfect person in mind to help with Tashas case.”

“Okay, who Helena I’m listening?”

“Remember when I went through that crazy mess with Dylan trying to blackmail me well the guy who represented me has been a lifelong friend of the Peabody family.”

“Really Helena?”

“Yeah, I can call him right now and I can almost guarantee that he will take the case.”

“Will you Helena that would be great!”

Helena reaches for her phone and the dials her family lawyers number.

Alice reaches for her keys and her phone.

“Hey where are you going, “Bette asked.

“To Tashas.”

“Why?”

“To check on Winterfell!”

“Who in the hell is Winterfell?”

“Tashas dog!”

“Hey Al, Brian just said that he would love to take the case he said he is getting his team together now I gave him your number and he said once he has more information he will contact you immediately.”

Walking up to Helena Alice wraps her arms around her neck, “OMG, Helena thank you—–thank you so much!”

“Al were here if you need us okay don’t forget that, “Kit yells at Alice as she ran down the hall towards her car.

Upon reading the breaking news of Clea, Angelica informed her coaches that she had a family emergency and boarded a flight back home. When Angelica flight landed she caught a cab and headed directly to Tashas house. As the cab pulled into the driveway Angelica notices another vehicle pulling in right behind them. She didn’t recognize the vehicle and gets out, opens the truck, grabs her luggage and pays the driver. As she walks up to Tashas doorstep she remembers that her keys are somewhere buried inside her luggage. She begins going through her luggage to find them.

“Hi.”

Angelica looks up to see Alice.

“Hey,” she says feeling kind of awkward especially since it was the first time they had spoken since there big blow up. Taking into consideration what Angelica thought she knew seeing Alice at Tasha doorstep made no sense. So much so she didn’t even think Alice knew where Tasha lived.