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Caitlyn quietly looked at Blackberry as she slurped on her Mocha Frappicino. She skipped across all the emails from her parents and continued until she reached the most recent. Seeing it was just a reminder of the Country Club Dinner and Dance today she quickly locked her phone and placed it back into her handbag. "I wish Lola and Tess would bloody well hurry up." she complained as they sat on the platform waiting. "You know if that trains comes…" Caitlyn speak came to a screaming halt as Lola bounded through the doors of the station. "Thank God. Where's dear old Esther or how I like to call her Tess the Pest." the two other more mature ladies tried to hide their smiles at the last statement before a reply could be given to the question asked the train came… how's the expression, came hurtling down the track.

"Not a clue." Lola straighten herself up before she stood in front of the awaiting doors.

"Well I'm for sure not waiting." Caitlyn said as she boarded the train not caring for the hated on between the four of them. The other two followed quietly unsure where this new territory was taking them. They pushed there way pass the masses that were in there way as they made there way to their allocated seats.

"God I'm glad I'm not them anymore." Mitchie said with a smile

"Don't knock it. It's exciting." Caitlyn smiled as she herself looked outside. Watching the train moved out of the station and the scenery change dramatically. "Man I hate this place."

"Why?" Lola and Mitchie questioned

"Because it's fine four you guys, your mothers. Me, childless. How in Sam-heck did I end up in Suburbia?"

"You fell in Love." Mitchie offered to which Caitlyn just snorted.

"Changing subjects" she began "Where is the Caroline Bingley wannabe?"

"Not a clue. It's not like her to be late for anything."

"Oh well, at least I not have to spend my Saturday listening to that ridiculously tacky voice of her" Caitlyn laughed

"I always thought Nate said she had class." Mitchie spoke as they past through the next station.

"He does. But I wouldn't believe his judgement. He was going to let Chelsea Scotland slip through his grasp, I was the one who told him she'd be a good signing." she said proudly of her achievement.

"But what would make her not show?" Lola question

"I don't know but I'm glad it came along whatever it was." Caitlyn spoke "we have a mutual dislike for each other. And that's putting it nicely just like I was taught."

"You get on slightly."

"Mitch she's never liked me. I was way too streetwise and city for her taste. For god sake I was brought up by nannies on the Upper-East Side." she said before adding "Saying that I'm the exact same creation of her just grew differently and morally." she smirked hinting at the past.

"Cait, it's not as if she ever agreed with my upbringing. Country-girl snags Rich Son of Socialite. No matter how much my parents earned I was never expectable for Shane." Mitchie complained

"At least you didn't have to grow up with the girl. Do you know how annoying it is to grow up next to such a 'perfect specimen of young woman'" Lola joked.

Conversation soon turned to pleasanter things as the train rolled into the station that was to be their stop. "Thank God." Mitchie gasped as they exited the train. "I don't know how you do it."

"Easy." Caitlyn began as she turned to watch the hordes "I rarely take Public Transport." she laughed watching the train passby. Just as the last carriage past by Caitlyn swore she saw a pair of eyes she once knew so well pass her by from within the carriage. "Anyway you're the one that wanted to be ecological."

"Actually that was Tess" Mitchie spoke as she and Lola followed behind the fast pacing Caitlyn who looked like a woman on a mission. "Where are we going?"

"Gellar. I need to pick up my Donna Karen dress for tonight." she smiled at the thought of the dress "and everything else."

"What's the point of coming shopping with us when you've already got what you need." Lola complained as they marched down the street and enter the large grandeur of this exclusive department store.

But just as they collected the bags of clothing there was a series of ringing and buzzing from their respective phones. Grabbing their phones out their handbags they read the emails that reached.

"OH MY GOD" was the unison speak between them.

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