Bette’s smile grew up so much that it was the only thing the British had eyes for, all that happines Bette was feeling had been caused by her, by Helena Peabody, the same woman that not so long ago used to hate her. So, Bette, do you have a dress? It’s going to be a special night.

Believe me, I have the most wonderful dress, I don’t think you could wear something better than me, said Bette being childish fooling Helena.

Wait and see… now was Helena the one fooling.

I’m sure I will.

Bette left Helena’s appartment much more because of the sexual ideas she was having at that moment about Helena in a wonderful sexy night dress than because she wanted to leave her. After seeing how passionate Helena became few nights ago at the sight of “Norma’s” add Bette decided that maybe she could try one night at the opera, Helena loved it, Daddy loved it, Kit loved it… it couldn’t be so boring…

TWO DAYS BEFORE

On Monday morning Bette woke up feeling full of energy, after listening to Helena talking about the great things opera had she dediced to give a chance to the music her father, her sister and her friend loved so much.

Bette called to the opera just to realised no tickets were able for all the week and thought she tried surfing the net she find it to be more difficult than what she had thought. Bette was starting to realised how many people loved the opera as far as it was almost impossible to find tickets. As much as the plan A had failed she decided to try plan B, daddy’s friends at New York.