"Hey, maybe tomorrow we can come back over here and have a celebratory picnic," Alice said smiling.

Helena averted her gaze and sucked in a deep breath. Bette knew her best friend well enough to know that she was struggling to not cry.

"Hey, let’s start walking shall we?" Bette said clearing her throat.

"Yeah it’s sprinkling," Alice agreed.

Hand in hand the couples started walking down the hill. The drizzle had turned into a full out rain. Alice and Tina had always been fans of rain back in America and they were absolutely thrilled.

Bette and Helena chased after Tina and Alice as they laughed happily and started running down the hill.

"Hey look, a cabin!" Bette said taking Tina’s arm.

"It’s been abandoned for years," Helena said, "let’s get in."

The women ran into the cabin soaking wet and laughing. "Ooo there’s wine!" Tina said running to a dusty wine rack in the corner of the room.

"Must have been abandoned with the cabin," Helena said.

"Ooo that means it’s old!" Alice cried jumping on the couch, "what year?"

Tina held up the bottle, "Bette?"

"’36," Bette said.

"Fantastic," Helena said walking towards the chimney, "I’ll start a fire."

"Great," Bette said walking into the dusty kitchen, "do you think there’s cups in here?"

"If not we’ll drink right from the bottle," Tina said sitting beside Alice.

"Yeah no cups," Bette said walking around the couch to help Helena with the logs for the fire.

Helena was leaning in the chimney trying to pull a stuck log out. "Damn it’s stuck," Helena said tugging.

"Don’t pull forward, pull to the side," Bette suggested.

Helena tugged it sideways and the log slipped right out making Helena’s hand fly out and hit the brick chimney wall. "Ouch!"

"Are you alright?" Bette said crouching down beside her.

Helena shook her wrist then turned it. Her face turned into a deep scowl and Bette’s paled.

"M-my…" Helena trailed off.

"Your watch," Bette said, "it’s broken."

"And stuck on 11."

"No," Bette breathed.

"I can’t change it Bette," Helena said, "I can’t change this horrible destiny."

"Oh God," Bette breathed standing up. "Uhh Tina, let’s go outside?"

Tina whirled around in shock, "Bette it’s raining cats and dogs."