Tina smiles letting out a breath and kissed Bette on the cheeks, hugging her happily to the fact that Bette had finally agree to the move to New York.

Tina: I really wanted to go.

She whispers excitedly into Bette’s ear as they embraced tightly, trying to hold back their emotions of suddenly letting it soak in that they would be leaving the home they knew together for over twelve years and the friends that have became their family over time.

Bette: It will be a new start.

Bette said softly into Tina’s embrace but also in a way of assuring herself of this decision, she rubs her back until Tina suddenly broke away with a frantic look on her face.

Tina: We have to look for schools!

Bette let out a deep sigh totally forgetting about what this move would mean for Angelica and not just them.

Bette: I know.

Tina: like right now.

Tina said in a panick, now of course she didn’t mean as they sat in the car but as a reference to saying as soon as possible, they would need to find Angelica a new school.

Bette: Baby let’s just get through this birthing with Marci and in between time we’ll take the time to look for the best school out there, okay?

Tina: Deal.

Tina leans over and kissed Bette on the lips, as the bus arrives pulling into station.

Tina: yes she’s here, come on babe.

Tina excitedly opens the door grabbing the flowers they had brought to welcome Marci, and exits the car as Bette stays behind for about a few seconds.

Bette: Oh help me now.

Bette looks up at the car ceiling taking time out to get her breathing underway. She wasn’t to keen on having a houseguest for a month, especially someone she didn’t know, but here this girl were doing this incredible thing for them so the least she could do was be grateful and appreciative.

Bette exits the car and together they walk to the bus and stands next to the front entry for Marci’s departure. As the passengers exits the bus, Tina and Bette notice the bus getting empty but yet no sign of Marcia and this alarms them, so without word needed Tina goes in search on the bus to find her.
More passengers gets off before Tina steps down and shake her head no at Bette with a sad look on her face and Bette felt her heart dropped at the moment. She immediately took out her phone and dial Marci’s number but only gets the voicemail. Lost for words, completely mortified, both women tries to comprehend what this means for them but is unable to grasp a hold of the situation so they just sit on the curb lost in their thoughts. After a few minutes of silence Bette breaks the tension that fills the air.