Tina found it difficult to contain her excitement.  Bette obviously went to a lot of trouble to put all of this together.  She couldn’t help, but wonder what else was in store. 

After a while on the lake Tina saw a glimmer of light getting closer and realized they were docking.

Bette:  T, why don’t you go first.

Tina gave Bette a skeptical look.

Bette: It’s okay babe you’ll be fine.

As they docked the same man in the tuxedo greeted the girls.  He helped them both out of the boat and took Tina’s hand and led her toward an outline of something, but she couldn’t make it out.  Tina was so preoccupied with figuring out what came next that she didn’t notice Bette slip into the darkness.  When she approached the image she found another man dressed in a top hat and coat standing in front of a white carriage.  Tina remembered mentioning to Bette how much she wanted to take a carriage ride in the park, but this carriage was not the open type; it was an enclosed old English style carriage. Tina turned around to hold Bette’s hand, but she didn’t see her.

Tina: Bette Bette!!!

Tuxedo man:  Miss Kenard, Miss Porter asked that you have a safe ride to your next destination.  She will not be escorting you there, but she did make sure to leave a package for you in the carriage. 

With that, the man opened the door and held out his hand.  Tina looked very confused, but decided to humor Bette; she figured she’d pay her back later with a little teasing of her own.  As Tina stepped in, the carriage automatically lit up to reveal three-dozen red roses, a single white daffodil cup with something attached to it and a wrapped present.  Tina sat down and the driver immediately took off.  She smelled the daffodil cup and read the note: Three months of bliss, the first date spent in innocence and a little something to tide you over until I can see you again c’mon T open the gift.

Tina smiled and the memories came flooding back from their time together.  She wiped away a single tear and picked up the package.  She opened the box to find a pair of chandelier earrings and a heart-shaped pendant all covered in diamonds and set in platinum.  It was the most beautiful jewelry Tina had ever seen and she couldn’t believe Bette could do all this without her knowing.  She put on the jewelry and as she finally clasped the necklace in place the carriage stopped, the door opened and a hand came through the door to lead Tina in full view of Tavern on the Green.  The tuxedo man escorted Tina through the doors and into a room covered in rose petals and red silk material lining the ceiling and walls.  Tina couldn’t believe her eyes.  Bette transformed the restaurant into a gorgeously seductive room.  Tina walked to the center of the room where she saw a table set for two and another daffodil cup with a note that read: Turn around.