“I wasn’t.  I’m way to busy to be thinking about hitting
on a straight girl.  Why waste time and
not get a thing out of it.”  Daisy
scoffed, and Ro had to grin at the dig from the girl.

            “Yeah huh.”  Ro added, then asked, “Whatcha so busy
doing?”  Daisy’s eyes lit up with
mischief.  The thought of spending a
summer with Shane, and perhaps picking up a cast off or three was well
worth the time leading her around.

            “I’m going to be busy playing seeing
eye ***** for Shane.”  Ro rolled
her eyes, leaning on the piano and biting her lip.  She remembered that Daisy liked music; their
whole reason for having met in the first place was her want to see Quin play.

            “You play this thing?”  Ro asked tapping the top of the baby grand,
and Daisy shook her head no.  Ro just
nodded motioning for Daisy to follow her and Daisy got up, wondering what was
going on.

            “So you think I’m straight
huh?”  Ro asked and Daisy rushed to catch
up giving Ro a look.  They walked side by
side a contrast in looks, Daisy’s pale skin to Ro’s dark one, both with dark
hair, but vastly different looks in their eyes. 
The Goth Girl and the Barrio Princess.

            “Ain’t ya?”  Daisy asked and Rosita laughed, winking at
Daisy.  She bit the inside of her
cheek.  She was going to have to admit it
someday, today might as well be someday. 
Ro just shrugged with her jaw set. 
“You’re *****?”  Daisy asked she
began patting herself everywhere, making Ro toss her an odd look as Daisy
stopped in her tracks.  “I forgot my
*****-dar at home, and look where it got me?” 
Daisy quipped, and Ro smiled at the remark.  Rosita had to let the smile linger curling up
on the left side of her mouth.

            “I didn’t say we was gonna do
anything.  I was thinking of livening up
our party a bit.”  Ro said with mischief
in her voice, making Daisy grin. 
Mischief.

            “Oh ***** yeah.”  Daisy said and Ro moved to a bucket of
champagne and pulled the upside down bottle from its icy grave.  Daisy looked around, not seeing anyone really
looking at them, and Daisy ran passed Ro up the stairs. 

            “Where you going?”  Ro asked looking around the room, and Daisy
motioned for her to follow,