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Saturday – Bette’s house.

Bette was standing in front of the mirror, checking her clothes again. A tight fitting jean, red top with a nice cleavage, black high heels, silver earrings, light make-up and her hair lose.

Someone knocked on the door and Serafina walked in. She would also have her date tonight. Her belly was seriously showing because she was already 19 weeks pregnant.

“Hey, what’s up doll?” Bette asked.

“Do I look okay?” Serafina asked. She was wearing a jean and a blue top that fell loosely over her belly. She had cool blue sneakers on and had neutral make-up. Her long wavy hair was hanging around her face and over her shoulders. The lip gloss she had on made her lips look even fuller than they normally were.

“You look great, baby girl.” Bette said.

“Thanks, you also look very nice, Mom.” Serafina said.

“Thank you…” Bette said.

“Where are you actually going?”

“Hum, to Shane…” Bette lied. Serafina huffed.

“You are going to meet Tina, aren’t you?” She said smiling. Bette looked away and back to her daughter.

“Did Alice tell you?” Bette asked.

“Gosh, she knows more? I’m so going to call her!” Serafina said and ran out of the room giggling.

“Don’t you dare!” Bette yelled laughing; she knew she couldn’t stop her teen daughter. She glanced in the mirror again and then walked to the living room where her daughter was on the phone.

“No way, Aunt Al, I don’t believe you!” She said excited. Bette shook her head. Just then, the doorbell rang. Bette walked to the door and opened it; Jackson was standing on the doorstep.

“Hi, Bette.” He greeted her. Bette smiled at him.

“Hey, Jackson. I’ll tell her you are here.” Bette walked into the living room.

“Sera, Jackson’s here.” She said. Serafina said bye to her Aunt and walked to her Mom.

“Aunt Al told me you kissed Tina already. I know it! Have fun tonight!” She said, and then winked. Bette rolled her eyes.

“You go to your boyfriend.” She said.

“He is not my boyfriend.” Sera said.

“Okay, okay. Just have fun, okay?” Bette smiled.

“I will and you to, eh, Mom. Bye.” Then she walked to the hallway where Jackson was standing. 10 minutes after they were gone, another ring was heard. With sweating hands and a pounding heart, Bette went to open the door. When she did, she saw Tina standing there in the dark Levi’s she loved and green, tight fitting T-shirt with a black leather jacket over it. Her black high heels made it complete.