"Yeah, we're you know, the sneakers and beers division." Alice finished. 

"Lips and hips are over at a chicks magazine right now."

"I got to get to Warren before they do!" Bette said.

"Look you have the Chicago meeting." Shane reasoned.

"Yeah and it's too late anyway,Warren's meeting them for drinks at Mullins' tonight to discuss their ideas" Alice finished.

"Well you know what, this isn't happening!" Bette said, getting angry. "You know why? 

This was MY lead, my pitch my campaign! This is my baby."

"That's what I'm talking about!" Alice said cheerfully.

"They're not going to steal it!"

"That's right!" Shane said happily.

"I heard that!" Alice added.

"Ok, Mullins, tonight" Bette said, leaving.

"I heard that?" Shane asked Alice.

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Tina, Dana and Jenny were walking towards the elevator. "I don't want to talk about it, okay?" Jenny said.

"Okay," Tina agreed.

"Okay" Dana said.

"Okay" Jenny said and after a moment started to cry, "Why does this always happens to me???" she said. 

"Things were going great for like a week and a half and then suddenly it's over. I am mystified." Jenny said.

 Dana and Tina exchange knowing looks.

"Seriously I'm mystified." Jenny insisted. 

"Poor baby" Dana said.

"Mika and I had such a connection. First time we had sex it was so beautiful… I cried" Jenny said dreamily.

"You cried??" Dana and Tina said together appalled.

"Yeah" Jenny confirmed.

"You mean like one tear or…" Tina asked 

"Oh no I was very emotional. I even told her that I love her."

"After how many day?" Dana asked, afraid of the answer.

"Five?" Jenny said hesitantly Dana glared at her.  

"Two. It was how I felt I wanted to express myself." Jenny defended.

"Okay, what did she said?"

"Oh, Mika didn't have to say anything, I know she felt the same way. But then she started getting really busy, 

and I didn't know where she was. So I called her. But she didn't answered. So I kept calling and calling. 

She was never home."