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    I Fall Behind pt.14

    Previously:

    Tina saw the dilated pupils and the unfocused gaze, and knew that Bette
    was physically and emotionally exhausted. She guided Bette into bed,
    tucked her in, and turned to go. Bette’s hand shot up to grab hers.

        Without a word, Tina climbed into bed beside Bette,
    leaned tenderly over her, and kissed the tired eyes closed.

        “Tina,” Bette’s faint whisper stilled Tina.

         “Yes Bette?”

        “I think you’d look great in leg warmers.”

        “Uh, thanks.”

        “No, thank you. And… I’m sorry…”

        Tina replied by putting her soft lips over Bette’s,
    catching the tail end of a moan with a quick flick of tongue.

        “Go to sleep baby… I’ll be here when you wake up.”

        Tina trailed her fingers in the cloud of curls that surrounded
    Bette’s head like a halo. After tossing and turning for about ten
    minutes, Bette was finally in dreamland.Tina’s car keys and sunglasses
    were on the bedside table, beside a plastic bottle of prescription
    medicine. Tina herself was lying on her side with her head pillowed on
    her arm. She’d seen the antidepressants and wondered if Bette needed a
    stronger dosage. Tina snorted. Ever since her mother wastaken by the
    state and placed in a home for disturbed women, Tina had been
    distrustful of those in the mental health profession. They seemed to
    only care about diagnosing, about dispensing drugs, and neglected the
    persons they were trying to help. Tina had been to enough
    psychiatrists’ waiting rooms to know that confused people went in and
    crazy people came out.

        My Bette is not crazy, Tina thought fiercely. She remembered when
    her mother used to become disoriented and wandered out of the house. It
    wasn’t hard for her to sneak past the other family members. Usually it
    was just Tina who was home, all of 10 years old. Her mother knew that
    if the front door was locked, the window in her daughter’s room was
    jammed and couldn’t close. Tina had woken up to many nights of seeing
    her mother in a long grey nightgown ,disappearing out the window like a
    Jack-in-the-box in reverse. The first time it happened, Tina had
    screamed, imagining a scarecrow monster coming to get her. It took her
    a moment to recognize her mother’s dead white-rimmed eyes looking at
    her distantly.

        “Mama, don’t go,” the 10-year old Tina had pleaded. Her mother had
    looked out and mumbled, “There’s somebody out there,” before ducking
    out the window. The next morning, a squad car brought the dishevelled
    woman to the door. Tina’s father had come home about an hour earlier,
    but was too angry to welcome home his wife. Tina had taken her mother’s
    hand and led her to the breakfast table, where she poured cereal and
    made coffee. Mrs. Kennard blinked once, twice, then seemed to see Tina
    for the first time.

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    Comments

    1. do whatever you want with the story, it’s awesome, made my morning too, and of course i prefer not much drama for B&T because my heart breaks when they are suffering. but i’ll stick around no matter what…maybe bette can talke tina to london, i know helena will be furious LOL

    2. ok we got over the kissing… so come on… let tina rock her world…ok let them talk.. but fast talk… ok.. i know we will wait… grrrrrrrr your killing me here

    3. Really great story, hook, line and sinker!!!! So much still ahead and can’t wait to go thru it all with you….this is one of the stories I wait for…more pls…oh, tks

    4. fergz ababy – she made my morning also. cant wait to talk with you friend. im at work for a double today. k?7 loving this, loving all of it. you are good and it makes my day reading you. thanks

    5. Your Tina is so good for Bette. Take the story where the characters take you. You will know- just write. Oh my! My neighbor is singing, I don’t know what a whoopee is but I now know she loves it. I know what making whoopee is but I don’t think that is what she is referring to.

    6. Great story! As the writer you get to decide the course of the story, and I think i’m sticking to it no matter what. As long as you keep the characters as lovable and goofy and believable as you have done it so far. :-)

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