Tina laughed again but this time a little louder. “I’m sorry Bette, really it’s just that I have no idea what you’re talking about” The blonde said in between giggles already picturing the whole situation.

“Right… after being played by the looney tunes why don’t we start this whole conversation again?” Bette said again smiling, for she didn’t care about making a fool of herself anymore, she was just happy that Tina hadn’t had the pleasure of enduring those two by herself.

“Alright… Hi Bette, how are you? I’m sorry is this a bad time to call? Are you busy?” Tina restarted the conversation, but this time realizing that Bette actually had company and it would be rude to take her away from her friends.

“Hi Tina, oh I’m fine thank you for asking. Actually I do have company, but now I’m just applying a large amount of poison to the food I’m gonna serve… so soon I’ll be able to say that I was having company” Bette replied jokingly but full of sarcasm at the same time.

“Oh no, please don’t do that… I wouldn’t want you to end up in jail” Tina said releasing a small giggle at the amount of sarcasm pouring from the brunette’s words.

“May I ask why?” Bette asked switching her tone to a more seductive one.

“Well how am I supposed to take you to dinner if you’re in jail?” Tina replied equally seductively.

“I have to admit Miss Kennard that you do have a point… I’ll just kill them outside my house. Now I wonder when is it that you plan on taking me to dinner?”

“Well… when do you have a free night?”

“Actually Mondays are my free nights but for you Miss Kennard, I’m willing to break that rule. So are you free let’s say… this Friday?” Bette asked rather hopeful for she didn’t want to wait so long to see the woman who put her senses to overload.

“Friday couldn’t possibly sound more perfect… and Bette? Any other rules you’re willing to break?” Tina asked playfully for this conversation was turning into a prelude of what their date would surely be.

Bette took a few seconds to reply. “Well there are a few more that I’m willing to consider breaking, but I rather discuss that matter while we’re having dinner… or dessert”