Tina and Bette comforted the little girl some more before finally pulling away, but there was an important task at hand, they needed to report the child missing or go in the woods and search for the little girl’s parent maybe they could still be alive.

Bette: Tina can I talk to you for a moment?

Bette turned to Angelica to assure her that they would be just standing in the next room.

Bette: Sweetie I’m just going to talk to Tina for a minute okay, why don’t you watch some cartoons would you like that?

Angelica nodded her head.

Bette: Ok let me turn them on for you.

Bette got up and switched the TV on and browsed through until she spotted Tom and Jerry.

Bette: Okay watch this honey and we will be right back.

Bette grabbed Tina’s hand and both women walked to the bedroom.

Tina: Bette what are we going to do?

Tina said in a frightened but concern voice.

Bette: Tina we need to call the police and tell them everything Angie told us.

Bette was pacing back in forth.

Tina: What about Coleman?

Bette: This is serious we can’t not just call them Tina, I will call Coleman again and explain the new circumstances I’m sure he would understand.

Tina: Bette she’s been here alone all this time, can you believe that…what she must be going through.

Tina put her hand over her heart and Bette sighed shaking her head.

Bette: I know.

Tina: Do you think her parents are still alive?

Bette: I’m not sure, I hope so for that little girl’s sake.

Tina: If they aren’t Bette she will be placed in a foster home, we can’t let that happen.

Bette: We don’t know that Tina, I’m sure that she has other relatives around.

Tina: And what if she doesn’t?

Bette stops pacing.

Bette: What are you getting at?

Tina: If she doesn’t have any relatives, they will place her in foster care, so what are we going to do about it?

Bette: There’s nothing we can do Tina, we know nothing about this child and can’t just take her in so she won’t be placed in foster care. Listen baby I know you feel like she’s some sort of reality from your dream but it’s just a coincidence Tina, nothing more.