Tina walked into Dana’s for the second time this visit. She couldn’t believe what Shane had done on the spur of the moment. I guess being a millionaire allows for spontaneous purchases, she smiled to herself. She loved how Shane designed the place. It had hints of the Planet, Kit’s Bar and Grille, back in its day. Tina especially loved the memory wall Shane had put together. Seeing the love on the gang’s faces before life started pushing its way into their happiness. There was a glaring empty spot in the middle of the display. Shane off handedly had said that the picture she originally placed there didn’t work with the wall and she hadn’t had time to replace it. Tina then looked at all the pictures closely and it was obvious to her that it had been a picture of her and Bette.

”Tina,” Shane called from across the room.

”Hey Shane,” Tina said as she walked up and gave her old friend a hug. I forgot to thank you for looking out for our kid. Not once, but twice. Angie hasn’t stopped talking about getting a car now that she has a drivers license.”

”Ya know I love your kid. I was glad I could help take her to get her license. I wouldn’t have been fair to her to have to skip her test because of what was going on with Bette.”  Shane paused, ”you guys have done a great job with her.”

”Thanks, we’re both proud of her.”  Tina paused, ”So, I have this meeting later with an acquaintance of yours, Lisa Wright.” Tina said with an inquiring tone.

”Yeah, I figured she would contact you. Isn’t it crazy, Lez Girls coming up now, such rotten timing.” Shane said as she took a sip of her coffee. ”Bette didn’t take it well at all. I thought for sure she was going to go all controlling Bette on us to try to block it, but she didn’t do anything. Sometimes I don’t recognize her anymore.” Shane said shaking her head before taking another drink.  ”So what is the meeting about?”