Miss Calano arrived with the paperwork.

After their shower, Frank and the girls got dressed and sat in front of the tv to watch a romantic-comedy on Netflix that he picked.

"What? Just because I'm an old divorcee doesn't mean I don't like rom-coms!" Frank huffed when the girls laughed at his movie selection choice. "I'm a romantic!"

"We're just playing with you!" Sally smiled, glancing at her girlfriend. "We know you're a romantic since you were willing to spend a small fortune on Dr. Roberts!"

"And on us!" Jenna added. The two girls, sitting on either side of him, leaned in to give him a kiss on the cheeks.

There was a knock at the door.

"That must be Eileen," Frank said, pressing the pause button the remote as he stood up. "I'll get it."

"Good afternoon, Mr. McGarry," Miss Calano smiled after the door opened and lifted up a binder she was holding in her hands. "I have your paperwork prepared for you."

"Come on in, Eileen," he said, stepping aside for the brunette to enter before leading her to the dining table.

"Hello, Miss Robertson," Miss Calano greeted Sally with a polite smile and then turned to smile at Jenna. "Hello, Miss Chambers. You two must be excited!"

The girls looked at each other and then to Frank before nodding.

Eileen set the paperwork down for Frank to read. "The contracts are virtually the same as the one I had drafted for Dr. Roberts, except of course their names, the dates, and the dollar amount."

Frank nodded as he skimmed through contracts. "Looks good. Do you have a pen?"

"Of course," Eileen smiled, handing him a pen.

Frank signed the two contracts before sliding them to the girls. "Sign your reprieve," he snickered.

Sally quickly wrote down her signature but Jenna was hesitant for a moment before her girlfriend jab her softly with her elbow. The redhead let out a sigh of relief after signing and looked up to Frank with a smile.

Eileen took the pen and signed the contracts to finalize them. "And now Miss Chambers and Miss Robertson are exclusive to Mr. McGarry for one month starting today."

"Thank you, Frank!" the girls cheered, jumping up to hug and kiss him.

"If there is nothing else, I will get back to work and let you three celebrate," Eileen said as she gathered up the paperwork back into the binder.

"Actually there is," Frank said.

"What is it, Mr. McGarry?" she wondered.

"Your necklace is green," he grinned, pointing her choker.

Eileen glanced down at her bracelet's glowing green gem. "Yes, it is," she grinned, putting the binder back down on the table.