“Yeah.  Our partner Jo, she wrote some books a while
back in high school.  Made fun of us in a
way, didn’t she Em?  Anyway, she’s got
them on a website.  It’s her writers
block career.”  Nat said with a smirk,
having hated that Jo’d messed with their lives and put ‘em in a book.  Leave it to Jo, she’d even dragged the Kindred into it.

            “So you guys are real?  There is a real Amy and Jo?”  Shane asked and Daisy came up behind them,
kicking Shane lightly in the back of the knees. 
Shane’s leg buckled and she turned and stuck her tongue out at the Goth
Girl, dressed in black from head to toe, as she’d been since Rosita had left.

            “Introduce me to the lovely
blonde…”  She said with a hungry voice
and Dana laughed.  Daisy had been hitting
on everything and every one for the last month. 
She was turning into a real Shane.

            “Yes there is a real Jo and Amy, and
a Darci too, even a Shelby.  This is Nat
Summers.  Would you like the information
we’ve gathered for you?”  Emma asked as
Nat tried to blend into the wood work, cursing Jo under her breath.

            “Information…”  Dana asked and Emma handed her a thick file.

            “Cherie Jaffe is the one that
arranged for those photo’s to run in the papers.  Now we can’t do much more than that, if you’d
like we can contact someone if you’d like to see if you can bring charges
against her.”  Emma added,

            “No. 
Dana we just need to let this go ok baby?”  Shane said, kissing Dana who’s jaw was set in
anger.  She stared into Dana’s angry
eyes.

            “No. 
I want her be punished….”  Dana
said to Shane, she knew that things had blown over, and that her career was on
the rebound, yet she still held a bit of anger at whoever had done it, and it
was Cherie Jaffe.  The whole reason that
Shane had been blinded in the first place.

            “Her punishment is knowing she can’t
have me.  Come on, the stuff we did with
the wedding runs this month.  She’ll see
that she can’t have me and that will be punishment enough.” Shane said in a deep
voice, holding Dana close.

            Daisy had moved to Nat, a lopsided
grin spreading over her face.