Have fun Bette.

Bette always avoided saying Henry’s name out loud when she to directly talk to him. When Bette was with the girls all the girls talk about him addressing to him as Hellry, referring to Tina’s leaving her lesbian past to walk in straightland, what was defined by them as the hell. When talking with Tina about Angelica she was always referred as “our daughter”, “our baby”,… always remembering Tina and Henry that Angelica was Tina and Bette’s daughter. For Henry Bette was simply the ex and he was always trying to show Tina that Bette was a mistake, and that the last nine years in Tina’s life was just a crazy moment.

At quarter to four Helena was at her kid’s school anxiously waiting for their kids when her phone rang, it was Winnie.

Hi Winnie, I’m at school. Said Helena, she knew Winnie was calling her just to make sure she was at her kid’s school.

I know Helena, I never doubted about it, I just called you to let you know that I’ll be at home later than what a first told you,…

Sorry –said Helena- We’ll go out to have dinner and then I’ll bring them home.

Thanks. Well, I have to leave you, in a few minutes you’ll see a tide ok kids running away from school. Have fun. Winnie left Helena on the other line surprised of Winnie’s behaviour, but she was sure that the main reason why Winnie called her was to make sure she was at the school door.

Helena saw their kids on the door looking everywhere trying to find her mom, Helena felt her heart melting, they were searching for Winnie holding hands. She waved her hands and waited until she saw the look of surprise on her kid’s eyes. The surprised of seeing Helena there instead of Winnie was big enough as to keep them paralysed on the door for a few seconds until the started running to her mommy’s hug.

Mommy, mommy!!!!!!! Were both children screaming running towards Helena what made Helena feel totally happy. Still screaming both kids jumped into Helena’s arms. Helena hugged them and breath the sweet smell from her children hairs. That kids made Helena’s life worth it, even at the worst moment. The two decisions, the only two decisions Helena never regretted.