Interrupting Bette’s explanation, Tina planted a soft and excited kiss on her lips. It was heavily drawn from all of her anger towards Bette, but the passion was quickly realized by both women. They wouldn’t admit it, but they didn’t have to. A fire was instantly ignited, and Bette pulled Tina down closer, kissing her harder.

"What the …" Shane started, glancing back after she had slowed the car down properly. Her eyes nearly bugged out of her head at how hot the two were together. "… Jesus!" Her whispering was cut short when she heard the car door close behind her. Through the foggy cloud, a curvaceous figure appeared. For a moment, Shane wondered if she was just seeing things. She had to remind herself that the woman was a cop, and tried to calm herself down while the woman approached.

In the back of the car, Bette and Tina were panting together. Their kisses were scorching hot, and more graceful than either would have imagined. Also much more passionate than either would have thought for a first kiss.

Bette was hardly thinking when she untucked Tina’s shirt from her skirt, but the moment her hands touched the blond’s soft stomach, all she could think about was how right it felt. How perfect Tina felt on her. She moaned into their kiss.

"License and-" the woman stopped herself when she heard the little noises coming from the back seat. She looked on for a moment more before returning her gaze to Shane, who wore a similar pair of sunglasses. "What the fuck is this?" It wasn’t said in anger, and Shane sensed that. "Couldn’t wait for a motel?"

"Nice shades," Shane smiled, captured by the alluring face of the young woman. If only she weren’t wearing a legitimate police uniform that covered her so completely. "It’s uh … pretty hot out." Her sweet smile just reached the woman’s glance.

"Oh no you don’t," the woman smiled, looking back to the couple in the back. "I won’t be distracted with this little act, you know."

"Actually," Shane smirked, glancing back herself to see the absolute pleasure exchanged by both writers. "That right there is real. I don’t think they’ll understand till they come up for air … but it’s real."