“Yes you are, now back to them spying on you.”  Kelly dismissed.

“Oh yeah ….. I think they may have gotten their hands on Cindy.”  Dawn sadly said looking down at the pissed stained floors.

“I’m not surprised …… she’s always seemed like a flake to me.  It would’ve helped if you had treated her a little better.”  Kelly scolded.

“Nah, she’s fine.”  When it came to her relationship with Cindy, Dawn would rather swim down the river of denial rather than acknowledge that there are any problems.

“I forgot the two types of lesbians.  What did you say they were?”  Kelly shook her head.

“The alphas and the nons.”  Dawn recalled sharing her philosophy on lesbianism with Kelly.

“Right, you’re like the modern day lesbian version of Carl Marx.”  Kelly sarcastically replied her smirk hidden from the oblivious philosopher.

“Who?”  Dawn was drawing blanks from the name.

“Nothing.  Is this what you dragged me out here for?”  Kelly moved to exit the stall.

“No, that’s not all.  I think our blackmailing friend had something to do with Les’ accident.”  Dawn went back into whisper mode causing Kelly to freeze in place.

“If she had something to do with it it’s not an accident.”  Kelly drily said but now interested in the sudden revelation, however not at all surprised.  She always suspected that Adele would go to extreme lengths to get what she wants.  The only difference between her and Adele was that they were standing on opposite sides of the mirror.

“I know that.” Dawn’s voice rose slightly.

“Ssh.”  Kelly said as they heard someone try to open the door but gave up after a few attempts.  She heavily exhaled then looked up to the ceiling questioning how she even became involved with these losers.  ‘Boost my career in the art world’ she said to herself.

“What?  Don’t give me that look” Dawn became defensive after hearing the heavy sigh.

“You can’t even see me” Kelly gave the wall a ridiculous look.

“I can tell by your voice” Dawn spat back.

“Okay you’re drifting” Kelly shook her head in frustration.

“The way I see it our problem right now is Miss Channing” Dawn exhaled and shook her head in much the same manner as her bathroom stall neighbor.