January 2, 2006

The next morning-Bette’s nana’s apartment

Knock! Knock!

“who it it?” Bette’s nana asked

“it’s me nana” Bette replied

Bette’s nana grabbed her cane and wobbled over to the door. She opened it, and welcomed her granddaughter inside. “hey there?” Bette’s nana asked

“hey nana, how are you?” Bette asked

“I’m fine sugar. Have a seat” Bette’s nana said

The brunette sat down next to her grandmother. The elderly lady took Bette’s hand into her own. She smiled and asked, “so, what’s been going on?”

“nothing, I’m still unemployed, but I’m no longer single” Bette said. She blused instantly

“for real…ooh child…who’s the lucky lady?” Bette’s nana asked

“nana, you remember Tina?” Bette asked

“yes, isn’t she the one that you babysit for occasionally?” Bette’s nana asked

“yes nana, that’s her. Well, she’s the one nana.” Bette replied.

“that’s great sugar. Isn’t she the one that you’ve been dying to be with?” Bette’s nana asked

“yes nana, she is the one.” Bette replied. She took off her jacket, and got comfortable on the recliner

“and when did you two get together?” Bette’s nana asked

“last night, well more like this morning around 1:15 a.m.” Bette replied

“oh my, what a great way to start off the new year” Bette’s nana said. She chuckled and shook her head

“I know isn’t it. God, I’m just hopping that it works out nana. I really want this more than everything.” Bette replied

“I hope it works out too sugar. I wouldn’t want my grandbaby to be upset or hurt in any way. I love you sugar” Bette’s nana says

“I love you too nana. And thanks for your concern. Excuse me, I’m just excited, and I can’t stop smiling and blushing. Is this normal?” Bette asked

“it’s normal sugar. You know what that means?” Bette’s nana asked

“what?” Bette asked. She was curious as to what her nana had to say. Maybe it was something that she didn’t see

“it means your in love sugar. Have you ever been in love with someone before?” Bette’s nana asked

“no, I’ve never been in love. Most of the women I’ve dated never passed one month nana. We always broke up from something petty. It’s never lasted no longer than that. At times I thought it was my fault, until I looked in the mirror, and realized that they were the one’s with the problems.” Bette replied