“Yeah, they both have good experience and I really liked their vibe during the interview.  I think we could work well with them and trust them to get on with the day to day running of the business and we can just concentrate on the important stuff.”

“Ok then Kit, I trust your judgement, like I said you know more about this than me.”

“Well time to head over to the club, I need some sugar from my Sugga if you know what I mean!!!”

Helena chuckled “gross Kit, really gross”

“ha, ha, why don’t you take the night off, you look exhausted and make sure you eat something, you are way too skinny girl.”

“I will, Tina has invited me to have dinner with her and Bette, I think I’ll call and make sure the offer still stands”

She had spent the day looking at the homes her realtor had sent information on, she like the look of a couple of them and decided to make an appointment for a second viewing the day after.  She couldn’t wait to start her new life.

She hoped that she could find something before she started her new job in a couple of weeks.

Helena arrived at Bette and Tina’s, she was so grateful that she and Bette had put the past behind them and had managed to forge a great friendship.

They had finished dinner and several bottles of wine.

“Helena why don’t you stay in the guest room tonight, there’s no way you can drive home now.”

“Thanks Bette, you’re right, anyway, I don’t think I could do anything after that meal.  That was delicious Tina, thank you.”

“You’re welcome, it was good to spend some time with you.  You know I think I have learnt more about you in the last couple of hours than I ever did when we were together.”

“Now, now Tina, we agreed not to talk about that in front of Bette, you wouldn’t want her to get jealous.”

“I don’t care Peabody, she ended up with me, what have I got to be jealous about.”

“Touché Bette.”

Tina looked at Bette, she had a mischievous look in her eye.

“So Helena, one thing you haven’t told us is your coming out story.”

“No way, not gonna happen.”

“Why not, you know ours.”

“Fair point, ok, her name was Joanne.”