The receptionist cleared her throat, a bit irritated about these two happy campers making conversation at her desk. “Excuse me, but if you (pointing at Eric), would like to see your wife, and you (pointing at Alice) would like to see your partner, they are both in room 205,” she ended, clearly annoyed.

Meanwhile in Room 205…

Bette sat on her hospital bed in a daze, with a goofy smile on her lips. It was truly a rare sight. The paramedics had tranquilized her thinking she was injured and delirious.

Nurse Stevens leaned down besides Bette. “I am really sorry. We tranquilized you by mistake…You are fine besides an old knee injury. Your partner has been contacted and she will be here soon to take you home.”

Bette merely nodded, still dazed and smiling. “Does your mother love you?” she sang to the nurse.

Nurse Stevens, a bit confused and still leaning down towards Bette, said “Yes.”

“Good, cuz she is really gonna miss you! I will kill you…” and with that Bette lunged at the nurse, who yelped and exited the room as fast as she could.

Bette continued in her rage, “Hey, where do you think you are going?! You will be hearing from my lawyer. My lawyer will talk to you!”

“And my lawyer will talk to you!” interjected Tina from another hospital bed beside Bette.

She finally looked up and saw Bette clearly for the first time… “Hey I know you!”

Bette nodded, “Yes, even I remember. We have met.” She grimaced at the thought.

“Damnit. Look what you did! My ankle… Now I cannot walk for a week thanks to you Ms. Porter!” Tina had not meant to let Bette know how well she remembered her. She was growing angrier, but more so at herself.

“Ha!” Bette scrowled. “I cannot walk for a lifetime thanks to you Ms. Kennard.” She grinded her teeth together, but satisfied that Tina had remembered her name. After all, Bette was unforgettable, right?

Tina looked at Bette, a tad bit confused but her expression softened. “What do you mean?” she scanned the brunette looking for signs of injury.