“Yeah me too, or else this project is screwed, and at this rate Oscar will have to find someone else for the job.”

“He’ll wait you” Bette felt confident.  “He’d be crazy not to” Bette looked at her desk and realized how much she had left to do “I’ll let you go then.   Pick you up later, love you baby.”

“Okay love you too, bye” Bette heard then hung up the phone.

“James, get a hold of Professor Lerner” Bette sorted through the paper work from her inbox.

Alice held Dana’s hand as they walked through the Lez Girls set in search of Tina.  Dana had been bugging Alice about going to visit the since she decided to venture into acting.     After she and Dana got back together, Alice found it difficult to say no to her girlfriend even if it meant being on the set of her arch nemesis.  The same nemesis that she was working up the courage to see about screenplay writing tips when she heard Adele’s disturbing phone call.  They saw Tina standing with the makeup artist that was doing Isabella.

“She’s loosing her tan” Tina studied “Isabella you need to hit the tanning bed again, I guess the California sun isn’t enough to keep your skin tone dark.”  All three of the laughed at the actress’ faded tan.

“I know” Isabella chuckled and looked at her arms then added “I’ll go back after we shoot.”

“Okay” Tina nodded then turned as she noticed her friends walking toward her.  “I’ll check up on you guys later, and let Aaron know I’m looking please.”  They nodded then went back to prepping.  “Hey you two” Tina greeted.

“Hey” Dana said as she became mesmerized with the on-goings of the set.

“Are you busy?”  Alice wanted to make sure they weren’t interrupting Tina.

“Just making sure this fictional story is as accurate possible” Tina chuckled.  Although no one has really made an issue about it, hiring a white actress to play Bev struck a nerve with Tina.  Based on a fact or fiction, Bev represented her Bette and Bette was very proud of her ethnicity, something that Jenny could never identify with.  In order to make sure that Bette was accurately represented, she explained the case to Isabella who readily agreed on the importance of portraying the character.