“Thank you. Hey that was pretty cool last night; saving Bette from the bitch.”

“Yeah; though I’m surprised you didn’t get your ass kicked.” Dana added.

“Well; she was wasted; and could barely stand up straight. I wasn’t too worried.” Tina watched the weather report; it was surprisingly warm out for being close to winter. “You know what I think I might get out for a little today. Maybe head over to Central Park and trying starting my script. I haven’t been there yet.”

“Oh it’s gorgeous. It’s a perfect place to just relax; especially on a nice day like today.” Dana said. Tina finished her coffee. She threw on a hoodie and jeans; and packed up her laptop. “I’ll see you guys later.” Both Alice and Dana said goodbye.

            Tina walked in through the entrance. Wow! It’s beautiful here…she thought to herself. She looked around; trying to find a spot where there weren’t too many people. She walked up towards a large tree; she then noticed someone sitting under it. Is that…? She walked over closer and realized who it was. It was Bette; she had a blanket spread out; she was reading a book. What luck…Tina thought to herself. Bette looked up and saw Tina walking over. “Tina!” she shouted. “Hi Bette; how are you?”

 “I’m fine; it’s such a nice day out I thought I would come here and just relax; especially after last night.”

      “Yeah; but it was a lot of fun.” Bette scotched over. “Please sit down.” Tina sat down; she put her bag down beside her. “I’m still a little tired form dancing all night.” Tina said. “Ha; yeah me too. So what are you up to?” Bette asked. “Well, I’m trying to come up with a new idea for a short film. My outline is due tomorrow and I cannot come up with ONE good idea.”

“Aw; I’m sure you’ll come up with something.”

“I hope so.” Tina said as she took out her laptop.

“Well; how did you come up with you’re other ideas?” Bette asked.

“Hmm, I guess from real life experiences; weather it be my own or someone else’s.”

     “That’s cool; they make the best stories.” Bette put her book mark inside her book and closed it. She laid back on the blanket. Tina closed her computer and laid back as well. Bette turned over so she was facing Tina. “I wanted to thank you again; for last night.” Tina turned her head so she was facing Bette. “It was nothing; really. Besides it’s the least I could do for helping me get that job.” Bette smiled; “It was nothing; besides I think it will be fun working with you.”