Dana got the wind knocked out of her but the pain escaped her cause Alice was, well, on top of her. Alice was unable to move cause she couldn’t stop looking in to her eyes, those beautiful blue eyes. Alice was the first to speak this time.

Alice – Dana?

Dana – Yeah?

Alice – Are you alright? I’m so sorry.

Dana – You can use me to break your fall anytime. Just let me know next time so I can be ready, ok? (laughing)

Alice rolls off Dana. Dana looks over at her and see’s the arm.

Dana – Alice, looks like your arm didn’t make out so good.

Dana pointed to the scrape on her arm.

Dana – You must have done it against the brick wall. Sit tight, I’ll fix you up.

Dana grabbed more than she needed from the medicine cabinet. Alice tried to tell her that she could do it herself, but the words wouldn’t come. Dana was so gentle and her words were so soothing. Alice didn’t even notice that Dana was done.

Dana – Alice? Alice?!

Alice – What?

Dana – I asked if your ok. Do you need some advil or something for the pain?

Alice – What pain?

Shane and Carmen come in and see all the contents of the medicine cabinet on the coffee table.

Shane – Ok, what happened. Can’t I leave you guys alone for a second without getting in to some type of trouble?

All they could do was look at Shane and shrug their shoulders.

They finished up. Dana went home to get ready. Alice went next door to Bette and Tina’s before going home.

Alice knocked on the door. Tina answered the door.

Tina – Hi, Alice!

Alice – Hey, Tina. Are you alone?

Tina – Yeah, Bette needed to finish up some work so she won’t be home for another couple hours. Whats up, Al?

Alice – I really need to talk to someone, maybe you can help.

Tina – Come in. (putting her arm around her shoulder) I’m sure what you tell me, can’t be all that bad.

Alice – You have no idea, Tina, no idea.

Tina went in to the kitchen to get Alice and herself a soda. Alice waited on the couch. Tina returned two minutes later and sat next to her, putting the glasses on the table in front of them.