“So you think that me getting pregnant will” Bette started then Tina finished.

“I don’t think I know that it will bond me to you” Tina looked into her eyes.  “It has been the strength that has kept us going through thick and thin.  Why do you think this whole thing with Kelly has been something I can let go, despite what has happened in the past?  We made promises to each other when we got back together, and I intend to keep my promise, just like you have been keeping your.  I’m never letting go Bette” she looked into Bette’s tearful face then kissed her.  They ended the kiss then Tina asked Bette with a hopeful look “So what do you say?”

“Let’s make a baby” Bette whispered as her hands pulled Tina’s head down to kiss her again.

“I told you not to contact me unless it’s urgent” Adele told Kelly as the sunglass over-foundation faced woman stepped not waiting for an invitation.  “What’s up the Kabuki theater make up?”

“Never mind that” Kelly turned to face her not removing her sunglasses, “we have a bigger problem.”

“No” Adele walked past her and corrected “you have a problem.  And that’s why you’re here, hoping I have a solution.”

“Wrong” Kelly followed her into the living room “I’m not hoping, I know.”  She pulled out memory card casing, “I need you to fix this so it will look explicit enough.”

“What do you mean explicit enough?”  Adele looked at her.

“We didn’t have enough time Tina came back too early, which was your fault by the way.”  Kelly turned to look at Adele.

“Not my fault either, your ex doesn’t know how to negotiate to save his life” Adele looked at the memory card.  “What do you want me to do with this?”

“I don’t know, you’ll figure it out, but I need something.”  Kelly said then turned then walked toward the door to leave.

“Okay, I need you to hold the bike helmet like this” Jenny took the helmet and placed it on Dana’s hip, then dropped the former tennis player’s arm over it.  “Great.”

“Jenny all you had to do was tell me to do that.”  Dana looked around to make sure the no one was laughing, particularly her friends, who decided to come down and support her on her first gig.