“Well that’s fine. And I’ve told you before to call me Jill.” Bette nodded at her mother in law and then turned toward Tina. “Are you heading to the hotel now? Do you want me to go with you?” She asked.

Tina nodded and leaned forward to kiss Bette on the cheek. “No, I’ll be back. Ariana is sleeping. Do you want to pull out the sofa and get Liz settled while I’m gone.” Bette nodded almost obediently, silently glad that Tina didn’t want her to accompany them to the hotel and begging them to just leave already. And finally the three Kennards walked out the door and got into Tina’s car leaving Bette and Liz in silence

Jenny walked into her grandmother’s house and set down the bag that she had carried in with her. Her eyes closed immediately as she too a deep breath and felt the soothing feeling of the house wash over her. She was always safe her, she thought with a smile. A moment later Burr appeared behind her carrying two suitcases. He set them down not wanting to interrupt his new friend and walked around quietly taking in the house as he went. The house certainly did have a safe feel to it. The mismatched furniture and handmade quilts that were strewn over the arms of it gave it a homey feeling that Burr himself had not felt in ages. He smiled at the countless faces that stared back at him form the walls and shelves in every room of the house and grinned when he settled on one of a young jenny caught sleeping peacefully. She had always been beautiful he thought as he looked at the other pictures of her sitting silently around the room. Always the same dark hair and piercing eyes that hid whatever the girl had on her mind.

“She loved pictures. She was a photographer. I remember when I was little she was never without her cameraAlways snapping picturescapturing things thatseem impossible to catch.” Jenny reached out an touched one of the pictures wistfully. “She was a genius behind a lens.”

“I can tell. She had a really good eye.” Burr commented. Jenny nodded. “Still up for grocery shopping or should I go by myself.”