“Two days ago…  I…  went to where she’s staying.  Her cousin wouldn’t let me in,” sighed Shane.  A look of longing and pain swept over her face.  Tina looked down, thinking that Shane has brought this onto herself.  “I guess I really did blow it, she won’t even look at me.”

            “Bette, your photographer friend is here,” said Tina, pointing over to where Sam was talking to a tall woman with light brown hair, wanting to change the subject.  They were laughing easily, Jesse jumping up and down next to Sam, the other woman saying something to Sam’s young son.  Bette watched the family unit chatting with the brown haired woman, who was gorgeous, Bette could see that from where she was standing.  Legs that went on for days, a sculpted torso that would have Rachel’s fingers molding clay for weeks to get the perfect rendition of. 

            “If that is my competition, I am quickly going to lose,” groaned Bette.  Watching the interaction between Sam and Jesse.  Jesse seemed to have moved on from his signing days, and Bette was sure they were not speaking English to each other. 

            “That’s Jesse’s aunt, her name is Jayden.  Sam’s wife, CJ, was Jayden’s twin, identical twin….” added Shane, turning and walking away.  Both Bette and Tina looked at each other oddly.

            “How does she know that?” asked Bette with a cool tone.

            “I was going to ask you the same thing,” answered Tina.

            Justin walked into the building, once again, admiring Brian’s taste in décor.  Their new home, a very modern deco house along a quiet street in WeHo was decorated in absolute Brian Kinney accents and colors.  Knocking on the door of Brian’s office and getting a gruff answer to the knock. 

            Peeking in, Justin saw Brian pacing around his office, barefooted.  Justin laughed to himself, Brian wearing his blu tooth over his ear.

            “I assure you, that by the end of next week, you will have the hottest Prada ad you’ve ever laid eyes or hands on.  Yes…,” said Brian, waving for Justin to come into the office.  “Absolutely, we’ve just had a few scheduling conflicts,” assured Brian.