Barbara laughed when Sissy said she knew exactly how Shane was. Shane was a very sweet boy but sweets never last long around him. Good thing he did activities that kept him in good shape. When their talk to turn Diane, Barbara nodded her head. She would always miss her child. No parent should outlive their child. Especially not the way Diane was taken from her. She knew Diane had made choices that had led to her death but still...It didn't ease her heart all the time. Her only comfort was that Diane was free of Rich and Martin and that she was hopefully at peace.<br/><br/>"He did but he loves you too. I can see it in his eyes."<br/><br/>Barbara's opinion of Sissy went up even more. She heard no jealously or insecurity in the younger woman's voice. There weren't many young women who would be able to talk about their husband's ex so calmly. Barbara was glad that Sissy knew she didn't have to be jealous of Diane's memory.<br/><br/>Barbara took a hold the tea and took a sip. She replied.<br/><br/>"Thank you, it's wonderful. And yes, I think I will."<br/><br/>It wasn't too long before Shane came in with Oscar. Shane smiled at Sissy and returned her kiss back while he held the cat. Who was in turn purring at the attention Sissy gave him. He knew his wife was joking that the house was all hers. Shane knew that Sissy didn't mean it and he was pretty easy going about how the house looked. He had told her she could decorate it anyway she wanted as long as his things had a place somewhere in it too.<br/><br/>"Not me. Oscar, on the other hand, decided to jump on your nightstand and knock over the picture you keep on it."<br/><br/>Oscar meowed, almost sounding annoyed that Shane accused him of making a mess.