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Easier to Hate: Part 12
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As the warm morning sunlight hit her face, Tina cracked open her very tired eyesand came face to face with Alice’sface. “What are you doing?” She mumbled the exhaustion evident in her voice.
Alice was sitting Indian-style on the floor across from Tina’s head just staring at her friend with suspicious, inquisitive eyes surrounded by thick, dark-framed glasses. Uh-oh, Alice is in reporter mode, I’m in trouble.
“Where did you go last night?”
Tina sat up slowly, keeping one eye shut while squinting the other one, rubbing the back of her neck. “What do you mean?”
“I mean where did you go at one-thirty in the morning?”
Tina tried to see if she could wiggle her way out of it. “Do you really need to know?”
“If you’re interrupting my sleep pattern and making me worry for a good hour, then yes. I most definitely need to know.”
“You were worried?”
Alice uncrossed her arms from her chest and lifted them up in the air in half seriousness, half mock exaggeration100% Alice Pieszecki. “I hear the door slam, I get up, you’re gone! No, ‘Goodbye Alice, see you later,’ nothing! No note! An hour goes byNo phone call! What am I supposed to think? Then, all of a sudden, you’re back and you go to sleep as if all you did was get up to take a piss.”
“What if that was all I did?” Tina joked and then added with a venomous sarcasm, “Besides, the fact that I didn’t see you last night, there wasn’t even a light on in the house when I got home, I can really tell you cared.”
“Ouch. I see someone got up on the wrong side of the sofa this morning. I thought that wherever it was you went last night, which to me seems obvious enough, you would want to talk about it in the morning.”
“Well, you’d be wrong then.” Tina sighed as she got up and went for the kitchen, her mouth suddenly seeming very dry.
Alice was quick to follow. “On what count? The place you went to, or that you would want to talk about it in the morning?”
Taking juice from the refrigerator, Tina turned, annoyed and exhausted. “Alice, do we have to do this right now?”
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Thank you for this between-seasons story. I wish something like this could’ve been used as the S2 premier rather than try and make us believe that Tina “popped” overnight. I know that Laurel wasn’t like, “OMG I’m gonna get pregnant and make them scribble out a new storyline hur hur hur!” But I really think it couldn’t been handled better and like I’ve already said, you did just that. Any chance of a “missing 6 months” story between S2 and S3? :) If not, then I’ll look forward to reading the new story you have in mind.
This is good ending and love your story. Hope you will have a new story for us soon. Thanks!
missing times are good and nicely explained…waiting for a new story
You never disappoint, Manda. Thanks for the story. I’m definitely looking forward to your version of a TiBette beginning. Huricane Ilene is causing devestation and it doesn’t look like she’s going to let up. Please post soon!
That was amazeing so well written and so needed ,Yeah you filled in the blanks so well and you couldnt have done it any better!Thanks, really looking forward to reading more from you whenever you get the chance,
This is well written. And very cleaver in the way it unfolded. I look forward to reading more of your stories. Thanks.