Both Shane and Barbara could see that Sissy was uncomfortable. She had was not hiding that very well and both felt a little bad. Shane knew he'd have to remind Sissy that he had chose her for her, not to replace Diane, later tonight. Shane went to grab Oscar and his things while Barbara and Sissy headed to the master bedroom.<br/><br/>Barbara had less pictures of Diane in here, just her baby picture and a picture of her that was taken the night of her rehearsal dinner. It was one of the last pictures Barbara had of her and one of the few that didn't have Martin in it. Barbara would curse Martin Hayes' ghost until the day she died, along with Rich Porter. If not for those two men, maybe her baby girl would still be alive. Hearing Sissy's excitement about Oscar made Barbara smile.<br/><br/>"I'm glad. He's a big sweetheart and loves attention."<br/><br/>And Barbara was glad she would be able to keep him with her. Diane had loved that little cat and Barbara was very fond of him. Barbara nodded her head to Sissy.<br/><br/>"You're right, we should. I'm sure you're dying to meet Oscar."<br/><br/>Barbara said and took out clothes while Sissy put them into a suitcase. It was good to know she didn't have to be too picky about what she took with her. They made a good team doing that. Again, Barbara thought Shane had made a wise choice in a wife. She was very different from Diane but that was a good thing. Barbara was glad that he had not married a girl just like her daughter. That meant Shane was moving forward with his life and not just trying to replace what he had lost.<br/><br/>Barbara grabbed about a week's worth of clothes and a few pictures of Diane. Although she left the picture of Diane and Shane at the baseball game on the bookcase. They found Shane in the living room, playing with Oscar on the floor. Oscar was purring at Shane and wanted his belly rubbed.<br/><br/>"Is there anything else you need, Barbara?"<br/><br/>Shane asked, getting up off the floor and taking the suitcase. Barbara shook her head.<br/><br/>"No, I think I'm set."