Shane nodded. “Yeah—you know give her that Kenny Chesney look without the cowboy hat.”

Bette smiled and shook her head. “It sounds look a great outfit. I’ll be comfortable, and I’ll look nice on our wedding day.”

“So are you ready to take the plunge again?”

“Yes—I’m so ready to be married. We have a daughter—it works out.”

“I know that I haven’t known you and Tina long, but you two make a great couple, and I wish you both happiness and love for many years to come.” Bette smiled at Max.

“That was really sweet of you. Y’know—you should have waited for the reception to say that.” He smiled.

“I’ll just say it again when it’s time.”

“Shane—there was something that I wanted to ask you.”

“Go ahead.”

Bette smiled softly. “I was wondering if you would like to be my best man—woman.”

Shane grinned. “Of course I would. I would be honored to be at your side.”

“And I would also like you to be at my side too Max as a groomsman.”

“Wow,” he smiled and nodded. “Yeah I love to.”  Bette smiled and nodded.

“Good.”

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“I really want us to sit down and talk about what we’re actually doing here.” Bette looked at Tina worriedly.

“Is something wrong?” She took a seat on the couch.

“No—no don’t know you that our daughter’s birthday is in four days, and we haven’t even planned it out yet.”

“T—Kit has everything under control to do her party. I’ve already got her cake ordered, and I’m picking up tomorrow. Her presents are already picked out. Everything’s okay.” She grabbed Tina’s hand. “You trust me?”

“Of course I do, there’s no doubt about that.”

“Do you not want to get married?”

“No—I mean I want to get married. Of course I want to get married, but—,” Bette dropped her head and sighed.

“I knew there was a but.” She chuckled softly.

“Don’t you think it so soon? I mean—can’t we wait a month or two?”

“You seemed so excited when we told everybody that we were getting married a week after Angelica’s party. Why are you having second thoughts now?” Bette got up from the couch and walked away.

“Of course I was going to start having second thoughts about it.” Tina got up and walked behind Bette into the kitchen. “I mean—I just want everything to be perfect.” Bette turned around and grabbed Tina’s hands.

“Everything is going to be perfect. It’s going to be our day. I’ll make sure that your day will go flawlessly. I want you to be happy on our wedding.”

“I will be happy because I’m marrying the most beautiful woman in the world, and I’ll be with her for the rest of my life.” Bette smiled as she rested her head against Tina. “I love you, and we will get married a week after our baby’s party rain or shine. I’m marrying you.” Tina leaned forward and pressed her lips against Bette’s. She wrapped her arms around Bette and held her tight. Bette slinked her arms around Tina’s waist and stared into her hazel eyes. They stood in each other arms in the kitchen and enjoy the sound of their heartbeat.