“If we’d just give her the part outright?” asked Tina.  “No, I can’t do that, we are adamant about testing everyone, Joss Wade wants fresh faces, and isn’t taking no for an answer…”

            “No, I wanted you to make sure she didn’t get the part, see,” Amy paused, waving to the couch and Tina nodded.  Both women moved to it, sitting, Amy edging closer to Tina.  “I don’t want my daughter involved in anything that has anything to do with my past.  If Jo is the one to fill in the blanks between the books, I think that Jo might be harsh to my character.  To me.”

            “Jo gave us enough notes to fill in the blanks, this is true, but she’s not writing any of the scripts.  In fact, I’ve read all the notes, and she doesn’t paint you in a bad way, if anything, a fallible human being with a heart of gold,” smiled Tina.

            Amy smiled sheepishly, “An imperfect human, yes, I think that might be me.”

            “It’s a very well written science fiction story, mixed with reality in a way that makes you see behind or beyond the sci-fi of the pieces.  It’s very much like Buffy the Vampire Slayer in that manner, set in reality, but based in the surreal,” stated Tina.

            “You do like doing this, don’t you?” asked Amy sweetly.  “You’re good at this.”

            “I do and I most certainly am, but I like a variety of things,” said Tina with a quick smile, her eyes lighting up in a sexy way.

            Amy took notice, Tina was on the cusp of flirting, and Amy wasn’t sure how she should handle it.  “Do you have a preference for food?  I’m famished and I hate to eat alone…,” said the former senator, thinking that she was intoxicated by the sweetness of Tina Kennard.

            Tina made a thoughtful face, thinking of Angus who had Angelica at the moment, since Bette and Jo were off to somewhere for a week, “I could call the nanny….”

            “Oh, doesn’t your ex, Ummmm, Jo’s current, have her?” asked Amy with a smirk.

            “No, the nanny has her, his name is Angus.  Jo and Bette are out of town,” sighed Tina not wanting to think about it at the moment.  “Yeah, let’s go have some food, that would be a nice change of pace, since there is no more Planet.”