Rich grumbled when Diane shoved her bag into his hand. He wasn't her damn servant but she was acting like he was. He gave her a glare and Diane just turned on her heel. Making him follow her, with her chin up in the air. It was such a wonderful role reversal. She had spent five years being his little work bitch. It was wonderful and gratifying to her that the shoe was now on the other foot. While she'd rather Martin had fired the asshole, this was an acceptable alternative. She could very used to this and it almost made up for all the years of doing everything for him. Almost, that was.<br/><br/>Rich and Diane had no idea that anyone was following him. They headed down the street to a high priced toy store. Rich looked at all the toys, having no idea what to buy. Diane gave him a look.<br/><br/>"Seriously, you don't know what your kids like?"<br/><br/>Diane should know that, she had done his present shopping for years, but it still was unbelievable. What kind of father had no idea what his children liked. She supposed a father who had children with two different women. Rich glared at her.<br/><br/>"They're kids, they like toys. I don't...It's Mary and Raquel's jobs to take care of their daily needs."<br/><br/>"Yeah, yeah."<br/><br/>Diane said, pushing pass her former boss to look around. She should have just let him fail miserably at the toy shopping, but Diane had a soft spot for kids. They couldn't help it their father was an idiot. She used to dream of becoming a mother someday but she didn't think that should happen now. It wouldn't be right to bring a children in her world now. Especially with the truth about her and Martin's marriage. Children should be brought into world because of love, not for another reason. It made her sad, though, to think she wouldn't become a mother. She used to dream of having Shane's children.<br/><br/>-------------------------<br/><br/>Shane discreetly followed Paul back to the hotel.<span style="color: #BF4040">The Ex</span>was shocked to see the place Paul was heading into. It was so fancy...Obviously Martin Hayes was paying for it all. He was treating Diane to sweet life now. Oh, Diane...He missed her so. He never should have let her go. He looked down at himself. He had looked in place in that tavern, here...Not so much. He was wearing a jeans and a  tee shirt, he'd look more in place with the employees, then the guests. He wanted to talk to Diane. Tell her that he still loved her, he knew she still loved him. She had even told him so the night before her wedding. Why she insisted on going through with the wedding, he wasn't sure. Rich Porter had given him a nice check to stay far away from Diane, for the rest of his life. Shane had taken the money and regretted it now. He had used that money to get to Paris.<br/><br/>Shane ran his fingers through his dark hair and smoothed out his shirt. After he had accepted the money, he had paid off his debts but realized he didn't want it. Diane was worth more then all the money in the world. He would get her back, he didn't care what he had to do or who he had to go through to have what he wanted. He opened the door and headed to the front desk.