Wednesday had finally arrived, once Dana and Lara boarded their seats on their flight to Los Angeles Lara could barely contain her excitement. If everything went according to plan this would be the ultimate achievement for her career. Dana couldn’t be happier for Lara, however as the airplane approached the runaway and prepared for takeoff reality began to set in she was going home. Home to familiar territory, family, friends, and her past Alice. She was confused as to why Alice had been invading her thoughts more than usual lately. She figured maybe it was because she was returning home after being away for so long or maybe it was because out of all her friends there were so much unresolved issues between them.  They hadn’t spoken in years and although she had no plans to meet with her she knew due to the close circle of friends they still shared meeting face to face would be inevitable. Although, she keep in touch with everyone she spoke with Bette, Tina, and Shane the most and they were the only people who knew she was flying into town. Truthfully, she didn’t know what to expect when she would come face to face with Alice again and that’s what she feared the most. Although, she wasn’t supposed to she sent a quick text to Tina on the flight letting her know her plane was taking off.

“Hey, I just received a text from Dana her flight just took off.”

“Man, I can’t wait to see her it’s been too damn long!”

“Eight years too long.”

“Is Lara coming with her?”

“I don’t know.”

“Yeah, I think she is, “Shane says almost breaking her neck checking out a blonde at the register paying for her coffee.”

“Damn, Shane can you be any more obvious.”

“What Bette I’m just looking!? Can a girl look?”

“No!”

“And why not?”

“Because aren’t you seeing Tabitha?”

“No, babe her name is Sarah.”

“Both of you are wrong, “Kit says taking a seat at the table, “Her name is Eva.”

“Your right T, it wasn’t Tabitha its Dona.”

“Nope….no, Lisa yeah that’s it her name Lisa, “Kit says confidently.

“It’s Stacy damn it, “Shane says slightly laughing, “Geesh, I’m not that bad am I?”