"Alice!" Dana cried as Alice slammed the door behind her.

Alice stepped back angrily then she looked at Tasha who was standing there in silence. She had forgotten her new friend was there and upon seeing her Alice broke into sobs and hugged her.

"Aw I’m sorry Alice," Tasha said.

"I trusted her," Alice said.

"I know you did Alice, I know," Tasha said. "Hey, why don’t we take a ride of Lois, it always makes me feel better."

Alice lifted her head, "you named her Lois?"

Tasha smiled and shrugged, "come on."

They walked into the elevator just as they heard a door opening and Dana calling out, "Alice!"

Dana didn’t reach the elevator on time and cursed aloud. "I’m so sorry Dana," Lara said.

"I didn’t want it to happen this way Lara," Dana said.

"Neither did I," Lara said, "I actually care about Alice you know."

"I know you do, it’s just…I hurt her," Dana said, "I broke her heart, and now I’ve lost my best friend."

The elevator hadn’t gone too far when Dana arrived and her voice echoed in through the vents. Tasha glanced at Alice who was wiping her tears. "She’s right she did lose her best friend," Alice said.

"Why does she have to?" Tasha said. "My best friend is someone I slept with and even loved at one point."

"How did you do it?" Alice said.

"If you value the friendship more than the relationship then you never let anything get in the way of that," Tasha said.

"I would miss her," Alice said.

"Then you have to forgive her," Tasha said.

"I don’t know if I can," Alice said.

"I mean I just barely met you like yesterday," Tasha said as they walked out of the elevator, "but I can tell you have a good heart."

Alice smiled, "thanks."

"Come on I rent a condo on the beach, I love to go out on the beach and watch the sunrise," Tasha said, "it always makes me feel better."

"That sounds amazing," Alice said putting on the helmet. She climbed on behind Tasha and hugged her tight as Tasha revved up the bike and took off. Dana and Lara walked out at that moment and saw them leave.