“I, uh…think I know what Shane wants to talk to you about.” Tina said quietly.

“What?” Bette said quizzically.

“Well, I might’ve let the whole “shower” thing slip.” Tina blushed.

“To who?” Bette demanded a little angry.

“Alice and Dana.” Tina said so quietly that it was barely audible.

“Tina! Does Shane know that they know?” Bette was getting somewhat hot under the collar.

“Yes…look i’m sorry! I didn’t mean to. Alice just has a way of getting things out of me. But Shane said she was cool with it.” Tina insisted.

“Well obviously! That’s why she wants to talk to me about something tonight.” Bette said sarcastically. But seeing the look of apoligy on Tina’s face she quickly added. “It’s ok. I’ll get everything cleared up. Thanks for lunch but I really need to get back to work.” Bette said hastily. Tina could tell that she was still annoyed and decided to leave her alone for now. They said their goodbyes and Bette got back to work.

That evening………………………………………………………………………….

Shane was reaching into the fridge for a beer when she heard a familiar, soothing voice behind her.

“Hey you.” Jenny smiled. Shane turned around and saw a surprising site. Jenny was all dawled up and looking ***** ***** in her point of view.

“Where are you going beautiful?” Shane smirked.

“I have a date! So uh, don’t wait up.” Jenny did a seductive grin and left.

“Damn..” Shane thought. “If I didn’t live with Jenny…” Shane breifly thought about how ***** Jenny looked and then drank her beer in a little more than a swig. She glanced at the clock. 7:47. She went to the bathroom and freshened up slightly. Only because she wanted to be taken seriously and she didn’t think she would with the smell of beer on her breath and her clothes. Afterward she went to her room and changed her shirt just to ensure she smelled fresh. Another glance at the clock. 7:58. She closed her eyes took a deep breath, and headed over to Bette’s.

As she walked she decided not to come off as angry, even though she was. But to simply imply that she was angry about the fact that Bette had told. She knocked at the front door and heard a muffled “Come in”.