"I don’t know how we didn’t see what was going on," Lara laughed, "she’s been all over New England; Boston, Hartford, Manchester, Concord and sometimes New Jersey and New York."

"Her friends had always accompanied her, we just didn’t think about it."

"We didn’t have a clue either," Tina said and looked at me, "she’s so far away from us. She never talked about seeing someone. She was always homework, classes, studying and work. She’s so much like Bette."

"She is her mother’s daughter," Dana grinned to which I chuckled.

"She obviously has the Porter charm."

"Oh yes, Bex is so taken with her," Lara said, and smiled, "when she told us a few nights ago, she was very emotional. She was so happy to finally tell us and very nervous because she wasn’t sure how we’d react."

"Ange was the same way. She was scared Bette and I would think it was wierd."

"We couldn’t be happier for them. Someone we trust to take care of our little girl, and someone you trust to do the same," I said and grabbed Tina’s hand just as I heard the phone ring. I went to grab it leaving them to talk more about Angie and Bex.

"Hello?"

"Auntie Bette?"

"Bexie! Your mothers and I were just talking about you!"

"Good things I hope," she said, I could sense her face was flushing.

"Of course, did you need to speak to one of them?"

"No I was actually wanting to talk to either you or Tina," she said clearing her throat, "I was wondering if you would like to join me for dinner tomorrow night."

"Oh, well, I’d have to check Tina’s schedule but, yeah that sounds great."

"Alright cool. Well, I will let you get back to the embarrassing parents club," she said and I laughed, "let me know if we need to reschedule and don’t let Angelica know, I just want to talk to you both by myself."

"Sure," I say a little anxious. We say our goodbyes and we hang up.

"Who was on the phone babe," Tina asked as soon as I came back.

"It was Bexie, inviting us to dinner tomorrow night."

"Oh really," Dana says looking to Lara, "we know nothing about it."