Server: Not a problem here’s a menu [she says before flipping it over] Here is the list of the main courses available and at the bottom are the appetizers I’ll give you a few minutes to look it over and I’ll return to take your order.

Tasha: Thank you.

Server: Your welcome [she says before walking away]

Tasha: [calling out to her] Uh, excuse me?

Server: Yes?

Tasha: [reaching into her back pocket removes her wallet] Do you take cash or credit card?

Unfamiliar Voice: It’s on the house.

Tasha: [turning around is surprised to see Savannah]

Savannah: [smiles at her]

Server: Yes of course I will return shortly.

Savannah: [takes a seat next to her]

Tasha: Thank you but I could have paid for my own meal.

Savannah: [smiling] I know…….it’s my way of saying thanking for coming.

Tasha: Don’t thank me thank Jessie she’s the one that got me here she thought it would help loosen me up [she says smiling] Or whatever the hell that means.

Savannah: She speaks highly of you.

Tasha: Yeah, she’s cool we’ve gotten pretty close.

Savannah: Always has been since we were kids uh oh wow I’m sorry congrats on another win tonight!

Tasha: Thanks but I should be the one congratulating you this is pretty impressive.

Savannah: Before, being presented with the idea years ago I had no idea how many children were in need of life saving surgeries or medical attention. Many, if not all were turned away due to a lack of medical insurance, having a pre-existing condition, or simply their parents couldn’t afford it something needed to be done. Since, establishing Children United nine years ago we have been able to treat and save countless lives. Universal healthcare remains a somewhat touchy subject however in my opinion when it comes to children no child should be turned away.

Tasha: Agreed, what you’re doing is beyond commendable.

Savannah: I have a fondness for children can’t you tell?

Tasha: To feel so passionately about a cause you must have children of your own.

Savannah: [smiling slightly] Unfortunately, I do not.

Tasha: Why not?

Savannah: [her question caused an awkward expression to appear on her face]

Tasha: [smiling at her funny expression] Sorry, I didn’t mean to get in your business.