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    The Journey 33

    Story written on December 4, 2005 by unbeknown.
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    Everything is just right….

    As always Greg’s food is magnificent. The quality and the simplicity of the cooking and presentation are excellent. Tina’s choice of restaurant was not lost on me. I am sure there is a message. I sip my wine, careful not too drink too much and gently place my glass down on the table. I see the flames from the fire reflect off the crystal wine glass. This is not a night that I need or want to lose my ability to reason, especially through drinking too much wine. Nor do I want to lose track of the things Tina is conveying to me. As I chew my piece of steak, I think about Tina’s last comment. I look over into the fire and reassure myself that this is the time to be honest, this is the time to take chances. There is a natural lull in the conversation since the food arrived and I think about Tina’s words. “Bette, you seem different, I mean in a good way.”

    Bette: I choose my words carefully. “Tee, while I was away, I had a lot of time to think about things and to work on myself.” I wait for a response but Tina only nods.

    Tina: I wonder where this is leading but I do not interrupt.

    Bette: “And Tee, I sincerely hope I made some improvements, for my own well being and I hope too for our future. But, Tee, I am not a different person. I am still me, Elizabeth Porter and I am not perfect.” I look at Tina intensely and wait while she finishes her mouth full and puts her knife down before speaking.

    Tina: I put my knife down and playfully raise one brow, as if to say really? I take my time to respond, I know Bette is serious about her comment. “You did work hard on yourself while you were away, I can see that. Bette, babe, I know that you are not perfect, no one is. And I don’t and didn’t want you to change, I loved you for who you were are I love you now for who you are.” My tone is gentle.

    Bette: I accept what Tina says, relieved, silently thinking it over as I choose a tomato from my salad. I move onto the next topic, something I expect to be difficult. “I think we should talk about Helena and Sam.”

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    6. i have never read anything that had been more beautiful then this. i have been reading from the start of the story and i have to say i think you should write a book you are a wonderful writer and you make it known exactly what each of the girls are thinking and feeling and i have to say thank you for one hell of a great story cant wait to see if tina gets what she wants and bette is longing for thank you again

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