Alt Title: Give the Dog a Bone and He’ll Want the Whole Chick-en
Previously: At Logatoys, Mau, Fabian and Anifer arrive
with the toys and are greeted by Falcón who has with him the new council.
Falcón explains that after their last meeting, it was obvious to him that Mau
has been maturing. When Falcon reminds Mau that Mau decided that Falcón would
not be involved in any decisions related to creations, Mau assumes that Falcón
formed a council behind his back. Falcón denies going behind Mau’s back and
justifies that he just wanted to equalize the decision-making authority by
bringing in a council made up of very talented people. After Mau retorts that
Falcón can’t do such things without consulting him, Falcón tells him that will
change because from now on, every decision Mau makes will be evaluated by the
council…and Mau will be able to decide NOTHING of his own accord (for the
benefit of Logatoys, or humanity in general?).
At Renée’s house, Loopy calls and says, “Is everything
ok? You sound very discouraged, baby.” Renée responds that she just got home
from a meeting with Adriana, her advisor, who told her that the people from
Maryland came up with something else that she was not expecting. (Loopy hears: Move
quick, it is easier to catch a wounded rabbit.)
At Logatoys, Falcón suggests that they not argue. When he
tells Mau that forming a council that supervises the executive decisions is
something that is normally done at any organization and that, furthermore, it
is part of his (Falcon’s) administrative responsibility, Mau wonders where his
decision-making authority in this company stands because it seems like Falcón
wants to nullify it. Falcón points out that Mau could dedicate himself more to
do what he likes best; and the council will
only review the viability of the projects and the investments for Logatoys…that
is, if Mau wants the company to continue functioning, he should accept the
council. After not much thought, Mau agrees. So Falcón claps in satisfaction
and introduces the council who has a very good and successful track
record—(left to right) Mr. Barrios, Falcón, Mr. Vasquez, Mr. Acosta, and Mr.
Palacios.
After Mau states that he hopes their participation will
be a positive one for Logatoys, Falcón asks Mau to present his new toys; so Mau
starts with a revolutionary toy that has a redesign for yesterday, today and
forever…a top with a remote control. When Falcón and the council laugh and
Falcón mocks this revolutionary toy that his grandfather played with, Anifer
looks at him like she could spin his tail out of the room…
At Nerón’s repair shop, Flor worries about the problems
they could get into if the cops found out that Nerón has an illegal working
there. Nerón doesn’t want to do what the Gringos do to the illegals that work
across the border. After Pablo interjects that Flor has good cause to worry
because, if he is caught there, Nerón would have problems, Pablo thanks them
and starts to leave, Nerón motions to Flor to do something so Flor tells Pablo
to wait. She agrees to let him stay, but Pablo better not cause them any
problems. Nerón adds that he has already told Pablo to watch what he says and
not use vocabulary from his country; he has also asked Pablo to always be
alert. Pablo quickly agrees, thanks them and tells them he’ll get right back to
work. After Nerón throws Pablo his uniform, he asks Flor why she had come to
the shop, so she tells him that the husband of the lady that owns that party
room returned most of the down payment; and she wanted to give him the
surprise. When Nerón wonders how Flor convinced the man to return the money so easily,
Flor tells him that the man asked for a favor; and since she is so
accommodating, she did him the favor. Nerón then asks what favor she did for
him, but Flor remains quiet and wonders how she should tell him…
At Logatoys, Mau presents the next new toy, a mom and dad
set—the dad is a stay-at-home-dad while the mom is a mom and dad figure. Falcón
starts giggling again as the rest of the council smiles; so Mau wonders if they
are going to take the company’s decisions as seriously as they are now behaving
and suggests they should show at least a little respect…or could it be that
they have no understanding of gender equality and the modern millennials. (Did Mau see too many Super Bowl commercials?)
Falcón then criticizes that it seems that these are toys that a child has
invented. As he looks pointedly at Anifer and continues that the child doesn’t
have the slightest idea about the business, Anifer returns the look as she
purses her lips and looks up at Mauricio. Mau, putting on his dad hat, then tells
Falcón that they can make fun of him, but they have no right to make fun of
Anifer. He continues by asking each of the councilmen if they have produced
toys…know anything about design…or understand the assembly process. When none
of them respond, Mau points out that none of them know anything about the
production of toys; in contrast, Anifer does know because she is a child and
she plays every day; so their sarcastic comments and giggling are not needed.
After Falcón snidely claps in response to Mau’s great speech, he suggests that
they now evaluate the prototypes and they will let him know what they decide.
After Mau and Anifer walk out followed by Fabian, they comment on how bad and
horrible the men were.
At Veronica’s house, Toño arrives with the kids and
starts to play with them. (Let's get this straight, did Veronica marry him or
adopt him?)
At Mau’s office, Mau wonders how the council can evaluate
something that they are clueless about. When Fabian criticizes that Mau has
never been an expert toymaker and that he has only become interested recently,
Mau is shocked and wonders whose side Fabian is on. (Welcome
to the patio Mauricio!) After Mau sternly adds that he has
always had an interest in toy making and has wanted to be innovative with his
prototypes and avant-garde designs, Fabian yells that the company has not now,
then, or ever, made avant-guard art…this is a toy factory; they must sell toys!
Mau then is surprised at Fabian’s reaction and wonders why he is mad at him
since he (Mau) is so sensitive. After Mau points out to Anifer that everyone is
against him, Fabian calms down and apologizes…if he is furious, it is not
against Mau. (What? Wardrobe messed up your
tie? Ankles are cold?) When Anifer comments that she thinks they did
pretty good, Mau explains that sometimes ‘good’ is not enough; life doesn’t
always reward good efforts. Anifer insists that it can be good enough…her
mother told her that it is just a matter of working harder (María is such a
wise mommy!). Just then Jorge enters and asks if it is a good time to come in. (Like,
when IS a good time for a root canal Clem?) Mau urges Jorge in and tells him
that he only missed a great motivational sermon from shorty; and he also missed
the new council of businessmen and jokers that Falcón brought in. When Jorge
tells Mau that he has already completed all the paperwork to change Anifer’s
last name, he asks what council they are talking about; so Mau tells him that
Falcón brought in a council to monitor what the company does. After Jorge asks what
council it is and if they were given any information about their reputation or
background, Mau seems to have a glimmer of doubt…and they all look at each
other…
[Mexican Version: At the school’s religious class,
Valentina texts her friend, Ash, that she is bored at her class; and, as she
waits for a response she looks up at Samuel who is nodding off…]
[Mexican Version: As Valentina continues to text, the nun
calls on her to respond and tells her to put away her phone. When she can’t
answer, Samuel mocks her for being caught, so the nun calls on him to
answer…since he was falling asleep. When they finally respond that the subject
was faithfulness, Samuel asks about being faithful when one partner cheats on
the other. The nun responds that when one of the spouses is unfaithful to the
other, it is not at all good; it goes against the promises made when they are
married before God. Valentina then asks if it is permitted to divorce when the
spouses don’t love each other anymore, so the nun responds that it is not
permitted; they have the obligation to remain together and honor their promise.
Sammy and Valentina wonder how that is done…should they forgive each other and
just move on. The nun insists that marriage is a sacred bond that cannot be
dissolved. When she adds that divorce is a sin, Valentina and Sammy remark that
it is clear and look at each other questioningly.]
At Nerón’s house, Flor shows Nerón the commercial she
agreed to make, as a favor, for the man who owns the party room. Nerón is
perturbed as he watches, and after Flor chides him for thinking the worst, she
hits him and walks away. After he apologizes, Flor comments that after making
the commercial, her desire to model has returned. (Neron,
if you dream it, it will come true, even if it was a nightmare.) When Nerón
argues and asks who will take care of Milady, Flor retorts that she will care
for Milady just as she took care of Milady while she made the commercial…they
can also use the extra money. She then starts to do her little sexy dance…
[Mexican Version: At Veronica’s house, Veronica arrives
and looks around only to find Toño asleep on the couch. When she wakes him, she
chides him for having the kids eat on the floor of the living room and for all
the mess.] (Before she took him, the Nuns at the orphanage swore he was
housebroken.)
[Mexican Version: When she asks if he reviewed the kids’
homework, Toño tells her he is just waking up so he doesn’t remember. When he
asks the kids if he reviewed their homework, they reply that he didn’t; so he
sarcastically thanks them. Veronica then tells the kids to go brush their
teeth, but they refuse; so Toño gets them to go. After they leave, Veronica
complains about all the mess, but Toño justifies that they are just kids and
she can pick up later. (She? Go back to sleep so you won’t see the pistol.)] When
they both look at the enormous bill for their vacation, Veronica tells him that
they will have to limit themselves, but Toño shares that they won’t have to
limit too much since he got the editorial job. Veronica is relieved that they
will now have two salaries, but then wonders what they will do about the kids.
After she starts to complain again about the mess, Toño distracts her with
smooches and caresses…which she finally gives into.
Outside, Mau helps Anifer down from the car and asks if
she is hungry or sleepy…or if she has a headache. When she responds that it is
neither, Mau wonders why she has that long face. After Anifer again denies that
anything is wrong, Renée arrives and asks Anifer what happened since she looks
almost worse than she does. When Anifer tells her that everything is so-so,
Renée tells her she should take advantage of being a kid because she has a long
way to go before, uhmmmm, she will have to go from company to company looking
for a job because SOMEONE fired her. After Mau wonders if Renée’s way of
encouraging children is by spewing bitterness, Renée starts to snap back but
stops herself and tells him that for once, he is within reason. Anifer looks at
both of them and tells them she thinks she is in a bad mood, so Renée responds
that she feels the same; so she will leave them and hopes that Anifer’s father
will brighten her day. After Renée leaves, Mau wonders if the girls got
together and declared a cold war on the masculine gender…OR WHAT?? As Anifer
turns around and walks away, Mau finds a brochure from the University of
Maryland that Renée dropped.
At her house, Renée counts her money as she hears someone
knocking on the door. (Dart for the bomb shelter, or let Loopy in?) When she
tells Loopy to come on in, he enters in his lab coat followed by his musician
doctor friends also dressed in lab coats. After Renée motions him away from the
group, Loopy thinks they are wonderful, but Renée comments that it isn’t her
birthday and they are not celebrating
anything that she remembers. When Loopy responds that it doesn’t have to be a
special day to make a romantic gesture for his girlfriend, Renée looks quite
uneasy… (And secretly decides to call him 'Grass Stain', as nothing will remove
him)
At Mau’s house, Mau takes out the food he bought as
Anifer lays on the big pillows using the laptop. Anifer tells him he should
learn how to cook...he could save a lot, but Mau tells her she should be the
one to learn to cook…they could save much more. When Anifer asks if they are
going to run off Mau from his job, Mau explains that they can't run him off
because technically, he is the owner…well, more or less. Secondly, the factory
is not her responsibility; he knows he makes demands of her, but all she has to
do is play and invent…or is she going to claim she has job stress? When he
tells Anifer that it’s time for her to start school instead of spending all day
with him, Anifer asks who will help him with the toys if she goes to
school…because his designs are really bad; so Mau cries out and comments that
they aren’t that bad, but Anifer insists that they are…
At Jorge’s house, Jorge asks Valentina why he got a call
from the school to complain about the absurd questions she was asking.
Valentina denies asking absurd questions; the problem was that the lady didn’t
know how to answer. He accepts her response, but then starts on their pending
conversation about those escapades she has been having. When he asks if she has
a boyfriend, Valentina reveals that she had her first boyfriend at the age of
thirteen. Jorge is taken aback and can’t believe she had a boyfriend at that
age. (The fruit doesn't...nevermind…)
At Renée’s house, the serenade concludes so Renée tells
Loopy that he brightened her day, but he tells her that it is only part of the
surprise he came to give her. It’s actually more than a surprise; it’s a
proposition he’d like to offer in order to help her ensure her place in the
mastery program in Maryland. When she asks him to explain because she is lost,
Loopy tells her that she is not lost; it is he who found her in his path. After
he turns to the musicians and asks them to play a song, Loopy gets on one knee
and takes Renée’s hand as he tells her that he wants to be the fortunate one
who spends the rest of his life with her…and adds, “Marry me.” (Renee mentally changes his secret
nickname to 'Indelible Ink')
Renée is flabbergasted…
At Mau’s house, Mau is on the phone with Sebastian who is
reproaching him for not going with him to the Acapulquirri Festival. As Mau
explains that he had a mega problem, he hears Anifer yelling out in her sleep,
so he hangs up and rushes to her. When he wakes her, she tells him there was
another woman who wanted to take her and a man with a gun; so she got scared.
Mau explains that she was having a nightmare and the best way to get rid of
them is by drawing everything she dreamed…it’s a method that has been
scientifically proven by the Association for Protecting Sleepless Brats. So Mau
gets her up to go draw.
At his home (?), Falcón talks to someone on the phone and
says, “Don’t worry; I’ll take care of it. The prototypes will be a
failure…Exactly, let’s allow Mauricio to try it again. He can continue his
plan; and he can think that all will go well…”
At Mau’s house, Mau brings Anifer some milk and cookies.
When he looks at her drawings, he asks her what it is. Anifer tells him that it
is the nun, but when he asks who the man is, Anifer tells him it’s the man who
took her to his wedding. (In her last TN, Anifer was a police sketch artist?)
Mau recognizes him and recalls Juan Perez whom he met
with in Chiapas; so he asks Anifer if she is sure he is the man who took her to
his wedding. When Anifer confirms that was the man and asks Mau if he knows the
man, Mau chides her for drawing so many other things and wonders why she never
drew the man; so Anifer responds that he never asked her to draw him. After
Anifer asks Mau why he wants to know about the man, Mau tells her there is no
special reason; he is just curious. Anifer thinks there is nothing wrong with
Mau being curious then asks him to tell her a story; so he takes her to bed and
starts a story he has already told her. Anifer complains that it’s the same
story and wants him to think of another story. (Go
with it. You will be a teenager before Rugrat Kipling here, can dream up
another one.)
At Renée’s house, Loopy dismisses the musicians as Renée
anxiously wrings her hands and thanks them. After they leave, Renée asks Loopy
to sit down and asks him how he can propose marriage if they just started their
courtship. If she understood correctly, it would be a true marriage…or what did
he mean? Loopy explains that it would be a legal marriage. What he meant about
helping her was that marrying a US citizen would give her certain rights and
would save her the trouble of going through some of the requirements to complete
her mastery program. When Renée surmises that it would be like an arranged
marriage, Loopy agrees that it would be because it would avoid her being
considered a foreign student, but then adds that it really wouldn’t be a
marriage of convenience because they are a couple and want to be together.
Renée still thinks it sounds strange, so Loopy tells her he knows it sounds
like a desperate move, (If it sounds like a duck and walks like a duck.....) but it’s not that illogical. He asks her to
think about it since many couples get married to enter the US legally. Loopy
thinks they should get married in Mexico to facilitate things, but Renée argues
that even if they did get married, she still has to go through the application
process which will take time. After Loopy insists, Renée gets exasperated and
tells him she is all mixed up; so Loopy tells her not to give him a response
now; she can think about it later. (She has until he drops in the next time, in
ten minutes) When he starts to sing “Solamente Una Vez”, Renée gets aggravated
and tells him to stop…
At Jorge’s house, Valentina tells Jorge not to exaggerate
things; it was just a crush that lasted a week. When Jorge asks what kind of
relationship it was, Valentina tells him to calm down; she is still a virgin.
Jorge is dismayed because he doesn’t know what is going on with them; they go
through the days hiding things that he has to figure out on his own. Valentina
responds that if he doesn’t know much about them, it’s because he hasn’t been
around very much; he is always working. Jorge points out the he is the provider
of the house; that is why they have never lacked for anything. Their mother had
different responsibilities than his; so they would divide the responsibilities
among the two of them. When Jorge asks if her mother knew she had a boyfriend,
Valentina confirms that she did…and she didn’t go through a drama like his; her
mother thought the same as she did. After Jorge comments that she and her
mother are alike, Valentina wonders if he is implying that she is going to end
up just as her mother did. Jorge replies that she shouldn’t put words in his
mouth and that he expects her not to do anything stupid and to keep in mind the
high values they have instilled in her. Valentina doesn’t understand why he
doesn’t trust her and walks away, but Jorge continues that she needs to examine
her conscience especially now that God is testing her after the indiscretion
she has committed. (The patio wishes Dulce the best.)
At Mau’s house, Fabian tells Mau that what happened with
the nun had nothing to do with the man in the drawing. Mau agrees, but points
out that the man took Anifer to his wedding and pretended not to know him when
they talked to him. When Mau suggests that the man hid information from them
and, therefore, could have lied to them about María, Fabian reminds him that he
(Fabian) entered to identify the body and it was her. Mau concedes and tells
Fabian he believes him, but wonders where else he could have seen Juan Perez.
When Mau met María, he had the feeling that this man could have been following
her around. When Fabian wonders why he hadn’t thought of this before, Mau
explains that it is a fuzzy memory. He can’t swear to it, but Mau thinks that
Juan Perez and the man in the drawing are the same person. Mau keeps looking at
the picture as he recalls seeing María from a distance at a party; and when she
walked away, a waiter who looked like Juan Perez passed by with a tray of
drinks. (Mau, Google Frenemy, just saying)
At Jorge’s house, Valentina brings out dinner as Jorge
and Samuel sit at the table. When Jorge and Samuel complain about having the
same thing as always, Samuel and Valentina start arguing, so Valentina suggests
that Samuel do the cooking, but Jorge reminds her that Jorge is a male. When
they continue to argue, Jorge tells them to stop so they can have a peaceful
meal. Jorge tells Samuel that he isn’t very pleased with him and hopes that he
is listening to what Jorge told him about not hanging around with the gang of
delinquents. When Jorge tells Samuel to just keep trying, Valentina is dismayed
that he is only telling Samuel to keep trying. Jorge can easily forgive Samuel
for beating up on someone, but practically crucifies her for sneaking out. When
Jorge points out that she is a girl and he has a responsibility to protect her,
Valentina retorts that he shouldn’t be treating her like a prostitute just
because she sneaks out. Jorge doesn’t like to hear her use such words as
“prosti” and reminds her that her escapades almost caused someone’s death. After
Jorge tells them to start eating, Samuel reminds him that they should pray
before the meal.
At Mau’s house, as Fabian is leaving he tells Mau not to
overthink things; (remember that Frenemy we talked about Mau?) at this point Mau doesn’t know what is real and what
he could be making up. Mau agrees and thinks he needs a distraction…like
meeting women, having fun, and playing doctor with them. Fabian thinks Mau is
getting worse; even his metaphors are sounding childlike. Just then, Mau sees
Renée throwing out the trash and tells her that it seems they bump into each
other on a daily basis…and that’s because she treats him more and more like a
stranger and spits out ice cubes at him. Renée points out that they are after
all neighbors; and if she seems cold it is because she doesn’t know how else to
be since hypocrisy doesn’t befit her. Mau retorts that neighborly kindness
doesn’t befit her either and asks that she give his regards to her boss…or
rather to her boyfriend who gets scared when she talks to her neighbors. As
Loopy comes out with another trash bag, Renée tells Mau not to judge Loopy
since Mau doesn’t know him. When Loopy asks if there is a problem, Mau looks at
Fabian and comments that neighborly kindness is just busting out all over.
After Fabian drives away, Anifer runs out and hugs Mau’s leg. When he asks her
why she is awake, Anifer tells him that she had another nightmare.
After Renée gets closer and asks Anifer how she is, Renée
remembers that she had promised to make Anifer some peanut butter and jelly
sandwiches. Anifer comments that Renée’s sandwiches are delicious; and when Mau
mentions that nuts make him break out in hives and cause his throat to swell,
Renée points out that the sandwiches are not for him. Mau understands; he just
wants his kind neighbor to be aware that he is allergic to nuts. Renée tells
him not to worry and assures him that whatever she makes will be only for
Ani…NOT for him. After Mau leaves, Loopy tells Renée he has been checking on
the prices of the apartments though he knows there is still some time. When he
notes Renée’s distraction and asks if there is something worrying her, she
responds that, of course, she is worried since she hasn’t found a job and seeing
her savings account is go down feels horrible. Loopy understands since he has
to give up his apartment this week; and the apartments he has been looking at
are very, very expensive...it’s scary! Loopy knows Renée hasn’t thought about
his proposal. When he mentions living together and the money they would save,
Renée begrudgingly gives in and agrees to moving in together (NOOOO!), but they
have to take things slow and will live together only as “roomies”…each in their
own room and sharing the costs. Loopy is so overjoyed that he drops the trash
bag and tells her that surely her mother would be just as happy seeing them
together (Joy! Joy! NOT!). (Repeat after me Renee, 'Frying pan into fire,
Frying pan into fire...')
At Veronica’s house, Veronica worries that Toño won’t
pace himself and that he’ll let things pile up for the afternoon. Toño comments
that if she could do everything when she was working part-time, why wouldn’t he
be able to do everything now. Veronica didn’t say he couldn’t do it (she
thought it, but she didn’t say it!); she is just telling him that he needs to
get organized. Toño tells her not to worry, but when they move him to full-time,
then she should buckle down. When Toño suggests that his mother, Esperanza,
could help out, Veronica doesn’t think Esperanza should have to be hassling
with the grandchildren.
At Logatoys, Jorge tells Mau that he can talk to Father
Cutberto and that there shouldn’t be a problem enrolling Anifer at the school.
He explains that Mau can register Anifer now; and when the judge submits his
judgement in Mau’s favor, Mau can change Anifer’s last name on all the records
without any problems. The judge’s decision will take time, but Jorge will keep
on top of it and will keep Mau informed. After Mau compliments Jorge and tells
him he is an artist, Gladys storms in and tells Mau she gives up on Anifer; she
can’t keep her entertained anymore. After she quickly calms down, Gladys
reminds Mau that he still needs to set the time and date for the photo session
for the social magazine. When Mau finally remembers that it is an article about
“best dads” and that he should find out who the other candidates are, he asks
which his best side is; so Fabian wonders which Anifer’s best side is. When Mau
asks if Anifer will also have to be in the photos, and Fabian motions that it’s
obvious she will, Gladys suggests that Mau buy Anifer some new clothes for the
photo shoot since the clothes Anifer wears are somewhat simple. Mau then tells
Gladys she now has something to do with Anifer; she should take her shopping.
Gladys has a fit and tells Mau she has too much to do; she has no time to take
the child shopping. Mau sarcastically comments that it’s so good to know that
he is so well respected and obeyed. Fabian then gives Mau a company credit card
which puts a big smile on Mau, but when Fabian tells him that it has a 5000
peso limit and it is a debit card…no credit, Mau’s smile turns upside down.
At her advisor’s office, Renée wonders if Adriana is
seriously suggesting that she look at other alternatives. (Academics or pets?) The University of Maryland is the only one that
interests Renée; and it’s the only one that has a complete curriculum on
robotics. Adriana understands, but if Renée isn’t selected in this round, she
will have to wait a whole year for the next selection; and surely they will set
the same conditions for the selection…or worse. Renée sighs deeply and mumbles
that if she were to be a US citizen by then, everything would be different. (Yes,
a suicidal US citizen, maybe)
At Nerón’s repair shop, Pablo notices that Nerón has been
very quiet and wonders if Nerón is upset with him. Nerón isn’t upset with
Pablo, but confides that it’s a problem with his woman…having someone can be
nice, but other times, it can turn into a hell. Pablo then shares that when his
father lived with them, his parents would also fight. When Nerón asks how many
years it’s been since he has seen his father, Pablo replies that it has been
several years. Nerón thinks that it must have been hard to have to leave to
work in another country; he could never imagine leaving his Flor and his little
piece of camphor. Pablo agrees, but adds that his father would do well and send
them a lot of dollars from the US…it wasn’t a lot, but then he stopped sending
money and that is why Pablo came here. He plans to go look for his father and
find work…and honestly, he would like to study over there. When Nerón suggests
that he doesn’t have to wait to go to school in the US and he could get into a
school here in Mexico, Pablo lights up.
At his new job, Toño wonders if everyone is behind a
computer in such small spaces. When he asks if there are no offices, the man
laughs and tells him that everything there is very small. When the man tells
Toño that he can leave after he evaluates the software in storage and sends him
a report, Toño wonders if that is all he is going to do, but the man wishes him
much luck. After the man leaves, Toño gets a call from Veronica who asks if he
is busy; so Toño tells her he is up to his ears in assignments…but he is all
adrenaline. When Veronica comments that things happen for a reason and he is
probably better off over there, Toño responds that, yes, he is much better
there…he was just laughing with his coworkers! When he asks how she is doing,
Veronica responds that she is still struggling and hopes he can help her out,
if necessary…but she is getting along; and that is why she is so happy that he
is content because as long as she knows he is doing well, she will keep trying.
After she tells him she needs to go to a meeting and that she may be late, they
hang up and Toño looks around at his cold, crowded environment and sighs
deeply.
Mau takes Anifer shopping, but she is not too enthused…
As he shows her different outfits, she makes all kinds of
faces…
As they leave the store with bags in hand, Mau catches an
eyeful as two young babes pass by, but Anifer takes his hand and leads him in
the opposite direction. After Anifer runs in to a pet store, Mau waits outside
as a nice brunette femme stops by and looks into the store. When Mau tells her
that there are many nice views in the mall, the young lady tells him there
aren’t many windows, but Mau tells her that he is now looking at a marvelous
view. The young lady laughs and as Mau introduces himself, Anifer comes running
out and interrupts to tell him that she needs to go to the bathroom…and she
can’t go by herself! As Anifer gives the young lady a look, she adds “Dad!”
…so the young lady huffs, shakes her head in disgust, and
walks away. Mau tries to explain to the young lady, but Anifer starts jumping
and yelling, “Pee! Pee! Pee!”
At the school, Valentina tells her friends that she can’t
go with them because her father is keeping tabs on them. When they suggest she
talk to her mother, Valentina tells them that she doesn’t even want to see her
mother, but her friend insists that Valentina won’t be contacting her mother
because she wants to talk to her, but only so that she can tell her mother to
talk to her father and tell him to stop pestering her. While she is at it,
Valentina can get her mother’s permission to go to the theater…Valentina will
have half a permission. When the boy tells her that her parents can fight it
out with the attorneys, Valentina thinks her mother could actually help her
since her mother is an attorney, so she calls Dulce who doesn’t answer. When
Dulce immediately returns the call, Valentina tells her she needs to talk to
her right away, but they need to talk in person.
Renée is at Veronica’s office and explains that she
dropped by unexpectedly because she needed to tell someone about everything
that is happening to her. When Renée asks what Veronica thinks about the Loopy
situation, Veronica is shocked to know he would move so quickly since he is so
quiet. When Veronica suggests that Renée think things through and make sure she
isn’t doing things just so she won’t be alone, Renée admits that is exactly why
she is doing things; she is afraid of being alone; but, aside from that, Loopy is
a man any woman would dream of having. (Yeah,
in one of Anifer's nightmares.) Veronica agrees that he could have any woman,
but asks if the woman has to be Renée. When she adds that Renée should be
careful and not confuse companionship with love, Renée knows she has much to
think about… (Will she get bitten if she takes back her bone????)
By Rgv Chick and Ghost
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