Diane made an effort to find nice things for Rich's children. A part of her wondered why she bothered. Rich clearly didn't give a shit what he was going to buy. He wasn't even making an effort to pick out anything and they were his kids. She felt bad for the boys and the twins girls. All four kids couldn't help they had this douche bag for a father. What their mothers had both saw in Rich, Diane had no idea. It was truly sad that she had a better idea what his kids liked more then he did and Diane hadn't spent that much time with any of them. She just knew them in passing.<br/><br/>Shane would never had been like this. When they had a scare last year, he had been excited about becoming a father. He had talked to her about names, even picked up a baby toy. Then her time of the month began, a month late, and he had been so disappointed. She had been too. Diane had liked the idea, even if they weren't married yet. Shane would have been a good father. It was a shame she'd never have kids now, she thought as they paid for the items. The next stop would be a store to look for something nice for her parents' house.<br/><br/>---------------------------<br/><br/>Shane rubbed the back of his neck. Maybe he should have spent some of Porter's money on a nice suit. The employees and customers were all staring at him. It was very uncomfortable but at least it didn't last long. His cheeks turned red when the woman gasped at him. She was dressed much nicer them him. He was a tee shirt and jeans type of guy. Diane had been the one who made him dress nice if they went out on a date. Even then, she never made him wear clothes like the waiters or bus boys were wearing right now. His clothes were clean but his jeans had grease stains on them. Most of his jeans did since he was a mechanic. Diane had never seemed to be bothered by it, though. So, he never thought much of it either.<br/><br/>Shane didn't know French. All he knew was three words that he had repeated over and over again on the trip hear to pronounce correctly.<br/><br/>~"Sorry, English, please."~<br/><br/>He felt very ignorant that he couldn't give make a full, proper sentence to ask for assistance. Once he was able to communicate with someone in English, he said.<br/><br/>"I'd like a room, please."