<div style="text-align: justify;">Sissy felt that she would get along with Barbara as well. The woman seemed kind and sweet, and she missed that motherly feeling older women gave her. Sissy had always loved to spend time with older women who attended the same church she did back in Texas, and felt comfortable with them. <br/><br/>The young woman laughed softly when Barbara told her about how Shane had eaten half a plate of cookies before dinner. "Trust me, I have learned the same through experience", she replied, shaking her head.<br/><br/>When Barbara said she was happy Shane had found her, Sissy blushed softly and smiled. <br/><br/>"I hope she would. He really loved her a lot", Sissy replied, not feeling jealous or insecure when talking about the relationship her husband had shared with the other woman. Diane was a part of his past, and Sissy knew she was his present and future.<br/><br/>When the woman said some lemon would be nice, Sissy nodded and prepared the tea as she had requested, handing her the cup. As she did so, the girl smiled kindly.<br/><br/>"I hope you like it, and that you enjoy your time with us".<br/><br/>Sissy went to wash what she had used, and was still busy with this task when Shane walked into the kitchen with Oscar. Finishing off on her washing and drying her hands, Sissy walked to her husband and gave him a gentle peck on the lips while scratching the cat's head gently. "What are you two up to?", she asked with a smile. "Not messing up <span style="font-style: italic">my</span> house, I hope", Sissy joked. She often joked like that, saying that it was her house and Shane just lived there, due to him being so easy-going when it came to making decisions about furniture and decoration.</div>