Lola finally arrived at Wile E's. It was early in the afternoon on a Saturday morning. The traffic had been quite a nightmare through LA, but once she reached the desert roads, everything seemed to quieten down a bit.

She knocked on the front door twice. She looked at the cars outside and thought it was odd she couldn't see Bugs' Jeep. Road Runner answered the door and Lola pulled a great big smile. "I knew you would be here." She hastily wrapped her arms around his neck and gently sunk her head into his shoulder.

Road Runner was a little surprised to see the girl bunny, but was happy for sure. "It's always lovely to see you, Lola…I'm glad you came."

Lola released her grip on him and turned her head back at the cars. "Have Bugs and Daff even arrived? I can't see Bugs' Jeep."

Road Runner sighed. "Yeah, they arrived…but Daffy did not exactly take the news very well, therefore we thought it best if they stay at the small hotel down the road…I didn't want Wile E getting all wound up by Daffy."

Lola nodded. "I assume Bugs is okay with it all?"

Road Runner smiled. "Of course Bugs is okay with it."

Lola sighed with relief. "Well…that's something at least."

"Call me, alright?" said Coco and kissed Bugs on the cheek.

Bugs looked awkward and scratched the back of his head, "Yeah, yeah…I will."

Coco smiled. "I look forward to seeing you again." She then strode down the hotel hallway and before reaching the stairs; she turned around for the last time and blew Bugs a kiss, then continued her way to the exit.

Bugs did not respond. He just stood in the door way of his hotel room staring into space.

Daffy, who was sitting down on a chair in the corner of the room, was equally as shocked. "Did you even tell her you had a girlfriend?"

"No," murmured Bugs.

Daffy put a hand to his face. "Oh geez Bugs! I was a fool to think you actually loved Lola."

Bugs sharply turned around. "I do love Lola!" he snapped with an almighty temper.

Daffy jumped in his chair. It was unusual for Bugs to be angry. "Well…you sure have an odd way of showing it," the duck replied.

Bugs sniggered. "Yeah, and you have an odd way of showing your straight!"

Daffy shot off the chair and raised a clenched fist. "You're pushing it bunny boy!"

Bugs raised his palms and suddenly changed his mood. "Ok, ok…sorry Daff, I shouldn't have said that…let's just try and be calm."

Daffy returned to the chair, yet clearly still pissed off. "I am not gay!" he exclaimed.

Before anything else could be said, there was a knock at the door. "Bugs? You in?" It was Lola.

Bugs and Daffy exchanged glances. "What the hell is she doing here?" said Bugs in a panicked and frantic whisper.

Daffy shrugged. "I dunno, maybe she knows something's up…you're in trouble Bugs."

Bugs shook his head. "No, no, no…no I'm not in trouble…how can she know what happened last night?"

There was another knock at the door. "Bugs?" called Lola again. "I can hear voices...come on let me in."

Bugs sighed. "Ok…here goes," he whispered as he approached the door.

"Do you want me to hide?" asked Daffy.

Bugs lifted an eyebrow. "I guess…if you want."

The duck nodded and dived under the bed and then without further hesitation, Bugs opened the door and as expected, there stood Lola, looking beautiful – as always. She smiled at him and gave him a kiss on the cheek. Bugs flinched, as it was only moments ago that Coco did the same.

"Lola?" he gulped. "What a surprise!"

She again pulled her cute little grin. "Yeah…well, I'd thought I'd come and see you." She then looked around the room with a slight puzzled look on her face. "I could have sworn I heard another voice in here."

"No, no, it's just me…I was just rehearsing some lines."

Lola nodded. "Oh…fair enough." There was a short silence, as Lola studied her boyfriend. "You okay Bugs? You seem a little…off."

"Me? No, no I'm fine! There's nothing wrong with me." Bugs was trying to play it cool.

Lola shrugged. "Probably just the heat of the desert that's making you act up...I know the heat can get to me sometimes."

Bugs nodded with fake confidence. "Yes! That's definitely it! That's what is making me feel so cranky…it's the heat! This place is soooo hot!"

Daffy, who remained hidden under the bed, brought a palm to his face. "Oh brother! God help you Bugs!" he muttered carefully under his breath, so neither of the bunnies could hear him.

Lola pulled a cheeky little smile. "Are you trying to fool me Bugs?"

Bugs' heart jumped in a panic. "What? What? Trying to fool you with what?"

Lola giggled and started to slowly approach her boyfriend. "Are trying to fool me with this 'crazy, stressed out' behaviour of yours just so you can get a back-rub?"

For a moment, Bugs looked baffled, but then he soon replaced it with a smile. "Ha! You caught me! That's…exactly what I am doing. You know how much I love your back rubs." He laughed awkwardly. "It's a crying shame I have a girlfriend who can read me like a book.

Lola laughed and then slowly put her arms around his neck and lifted herself slightly so they were nose to nose. Bugs put his hands around her hips and already started to feel wonderful sensations between his thighs.

Lola kissed him on the lips. They let their tongues explore each other's mouths for awhile, until Lola broke the contact and said, "Get on the bed, stud!"

"So why exactly is Lola here?" asked Wile E with a slightly harsh tone.

Road Runner lifted an eyebrow. "She just thought she'd come and visit…and plus she's a good friend. It's always nice to have her here."

"Hmph! Nice indeed."

"Oh, not this again Wile E!"

"You want me to like her, I know, but I can't, Damian!"

"That's because you're acting like a jealous five year old, Wile E! After all the support she's given us…and yet you refuse to show her the least bit of respect!"

"Well can you blame me!" exclaimed the coyote at the top of his voice. "I seem to recall seeing you and her in bed together the last time she visited! And there was you saying 'we're just friends, nothing more,' and guess what? You shagged her. You lied right to my face!"

"For heaven's sake Wile E! How many times have I told you? It was a huge mistake! We were both completely drunk and none of us knew really what we were doing! Why can't you just accept that?"

Wile E clenched his fists and began to breathe heavily. He was infuriated. "If she doesn't leave here right away, I'm telling Bugs everything…I'm telling him about this 'little affair' between you and Lola."

"Okay, I'm going to have a trip to the shop…do you want me to get you anything sweetie?" asked Lola.

Bugs remained in the bed love struck and with a huge satisfied grin on his face. "No, no, I'm good."

"Okay…do you reckon I could take your Jeep?"

Bugs' eyes widened thinking of where the Jeep was and getting flashbacks of the night before. "Err…it's…I've sent it to the local garage…something was wrong with the…the exhaust."

Lola lifted an eyebrow. "Oh...that's funny, I didn't know the Jeep was having problems."

"Well…you know how cars can be…unpredictable!"

"Hmm." She shrugged, "I guess so…anyway I'll be off. See you later and if I'm not too tired we can do it again later," she said in a flirtatious tone, whilst winking.

Bugs blew a kiss back and Lola left the room. He sighed with huge relief. "Safe!" he muttered to himself.

"SAFE!" a booming voice came from below the bed. Bugs nearly jumped out of his skin. He had forgotten all about Daffy hiding under the bed.

The duck clumsily came out and scrambled to his feet. "You're not safe at all! That was yet another lie you told to her!"

"Look Daff, I know I'm in deep trouble right now…but I could really do with your support."

"Pfft! You want my support? Not only was it your fault that you made me go home with Lottie but then you put me through listening to your yucky bunny sex with Lola!"

A small smile crept to Bugs' face. "Hey, doc, it was your idea to hide under the bed, that ain't my fault."

The duck put a palm to his face. "Oh Bugs, you are one hell of a bunny!"

Bugs smiled yet again. "Thanks."

"That wasn't a compliment!" snapped Daffy.