We walked to the door and I said, “do they still have Nikki in custody?”

“She’s a prime suspect in Jenny’s murder,” Alice said, “her and Dylan. But Dylan has disappeared. No one knows where she is, not even Helena.”

“That just makes her most suspicious,” Tasha commented as they walked out of the house and towards the car.

Alice and Tasha got in the car and Max got in my jeep with me. We followed Bette and Tina in silence. I needed to ask Max for help because I couldn’t cope with this myself.

“Max,” I said tentatively.

“Yeah?” Max responded.

“I-can, can you help me clean out Jenny’s room?” I asked.

Max sighed and said, “I don’t know if I can go in there, but I will try.”

“Thanks, I really don’t wanna do this alone,” I said.

We arrived at the cemetery and we were shocked by the amount of people that had shown up. Jenny’s roommate from college was there in a fit of tears. Marina was there looking like a statue. I could tell she was in a state of complete shock. All the actors that had been in “Lez Girls” were there as well as the production team. Helena and Kit were guiding people to their seats, and trying to calm down Jenny’s mother who was in a fit of hysterics.

“They didn’t leave each other on good terms,” Max said remembering the unfortunate incident, “she must feel really bad about herself.”

I saw Papi and some of her friends sitting down in the seats followed by Ivan. Max and I got down the car started walking toward the crowd.

“Shane,” I heard a male voice say.

I turned around and breathed out in surprise, “Tim.”

“How…Who…Why?” he managed to say.

“I don’t know Tim, but it’s killing me,” I said, “she was my best friend.”

“I never stopped loving her you know?” He said tears flowing down his face, “I can’t help but think that if I would have forgiven her, she wouldn’t have ended out like this.”

“It’s not your fault, Tim,” I pacified, “this was coming, there was no avoiding it.”

“God,” Tim said softly walking to the chairs and sitting down next to Robin who looked positively distressed.