Sarah beamed, nodding enthusiastically.

Later in the evening, Angelica walked Jean to the front door.

Jean thanked Angelica for an evening full of interesting conversations, laughter and joy.

"You’re parents are amzing." Jean said, holding hands with Angelica on the doorstep. "You’re a lucky girl."

Angelica smiled. "You’re right, I am."

"But I’m a lucky girl, too," Jean added, "For having found you."

She kissed Angelica tenderly, and even after several kisses, Angelica still felt the butterflies all over her stomach.

"See ya tommorrow." Jean grinned, when they broke apart. "And, uh…by the way…You told your parents you loved me…well, I love you too."

Angelica beamed, a single tear running down her cheek. "You do?"

"Yeah." Jean smiled, then she turned around and walked away.

Angelica glanced after her, feeling happier than ever.

When Jean had disappeared from her view, Angelica returned to the living room.

She peeked around the corner, watching her mothers on the couch, kissing each other passionately.

She smiled to herself. They were so in love and happy after all this time. This gave her hope that Jean and her would last just as long and just as happy.

Bette noticed her daughter in the doorway.

"Tee, look, we got a visitor…" she whispered in Tina’s ear.

Tina turned around and smiled at her daughter.

"So, you wanna sit down a little bit and talk some more?" she asked, holding out a hand for Angelica.

"Yeah." Angelica smiled and walked over to the couch to sit between her mothers, cuddling up to them.

"I feel like I’m five years old, once more…" she giggled.

"Well, but you’re not." Bette said, gently caressing her daughter’s hair, "And we’ve finally noticed that. I promise that I’m going to respect that you’re not a child anymore, from now on…"

"Thanks, mom." Angelica smiled, surprised. "I have learned my lesson, too, I swear! I will come ask for help now, concerning math…And…I know you guys only want the best for me."

"Yes, we do." Tina jumped in, "And I hope so much that Jean and you are gonna be very happy together."

"I think they are gonna be happy, though," Bette said, full of confidence, "I mean, just look at that big smile on our daughter’s face that just doesn’t seem to want to disappear!"

Angelica and Tina laughed. "You’re right!" Tina smiled.

Then, Angelica got serious again. "I know it must have been hard for you guys, not knowing what was going on with me, but I swear, I didn’t know either!"

"Yeah, it was pretty hard for all of us," Tina agreed, holding both her daughter’s and her wife’s hands.

"Yeah," Bette affirmed thoughtfully, "because, you know, it’s one of the hardest things for a parent if your child stops talking to you and you don’t know what’s wrong with her…We just felt like we’d lost you…"

"Well," Angelica smiled confidently, "Looks like you’ve found me again."

Bette and Tina smiled at her, each kissing her on the temples.

"Yes, we have."