Tasha: [laughing] Okay….okay.

Jessie: Grab your bag and come inside you need a drink.

Tasha: [Doing as she was told grabbed her bag locking her car then walked into Jessie home. As soon as she walked in the warm scent of vanilla filled her nose]

Jessie: Uh, you can toss your bag on the couch.

Tasha: [laying her bag on the couch she takes a seat] I really like your place those pictures on the wall is that your family?

Jessie: Yup, that will be the clan there’s six of us all together.

Tasha: Damn, you have a big family your youngest sister looks like your mom.

Jessie: [in a confused tone] Younger sister?

Tasha: Yeah the one in the green dress.

Jessie: I am the youngest and the person you are referring to is my ex.

Tasha: [remembering the conversation they had about how she left her for another woman she felt bad] Oh, my bad I didn’t know I just thought she was part of the family.

Jessie: Yeah well they still consider her family.

Tasha: [turned silent]

Jessie: [in the kitchen grabs two glasses] Go ahead and ask me?

Tasha: Ask you what?

Jessie: Why a picture of her still hangs on my wall.

Tasha: It’s none of my——.

Jessie: [cutting her off] I still love her.

Tasha: [hearing the hurt in her voice stares at her]

Jessie: [making them drinks] Dumb yeah I know I hate her for everything she put me through in fact I hate her more than the guy that created imaginary numbers in math! Truthfully, despite it all if her lying, cheating, whorish ass were to walk through that door right now I’d take her back in a heartbeat. [she says walking over to her handing her a glass]

Tasha: No, you’re far from dumb trust me I get it.

Jessie: Yeah well…..okay enough of this heartbreak talk were supposed to be having fun! [she says before walking over to the stereo putting on some music with the drink still in her hand she jokingly starts twerking}

Tasha: [couldn’t help but laugh] Yo, you look like you’re having an epileptic seizure!

Jessie: [holding up her middle finger] Anyway, there’s a bathroom right around the corner your towel and face cloth I laid out for you on the sink.