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    Chandelier – 9

     

    Bette glanced at her Palm Pilot, and then at Angelica. "So, tell me, what’s this Andrea Hamilton like?"


    Angelica, seated in her crib and surrounded by her stuffed toys, ignored her.


    Bette picked up the phone, and dialled.


    "I’m sorry, you’ve dialled the wrong number." Was the answer to the phonecall.


    Bette frowned. "Andrea Hamilton, please?"


    "May I know who’s calling?"


    "Um… Bette Porter." Bette said hesitantly.


    "I don’t know any Bette — oh. Oh! Porter, huh?" Andrea paused. "Angelica’s mom?"


    What do you know. Tina really did use Angelica Kennard-Porter. "Yes."


    "Oh. Crap, sorry about that."


    "It’s no problem." Bette said. "Tina told me you needed a resource person about art?"


    "Huh? Oh, that. Stupid guidance counselor." Andrea muttered. "Right. Hold on."


    Bette listened as there was some shuffling, and things dropping to the floor, and finally Andrea returned to the line.


    "Right. You’re currently dean, right?"


    "Art College LA, yes."


    "Why you?"


    "Well, I was the Art Director for the California Arts Center — The CAC — for a few years. And before that I owned my own gallery."


    "Any money in that?"


    "Some." Bette admitted. "Takes a while, and it can be disappointing sometimes, when it’s not working out."


    "Okay, um… hey, it’s Friday. So Angie’s with you, huh?"


    "Yup."


    "Funny, TK went out and was back quickly."


    Really. Bette realized the potential of befriending Tina’s teenage neighbor.


    "Okay." Andrea paused. "What happened to lead you to where you are now?"


    I cheated on Tina, unraveling our happy relationship to the point that she began to question herself and her relationship with me and I’m too ill-equipped to properly respond to what she wants from me. But I’m willing to try because when we’re being honest about our relationship I’m hopeless without her.


    Bette glanced in Angelica’s direction. "What do you mean?"


    "Well, I mean, what did you study, what do you think you should’ve studied, that kind of things."


    "Oh." Bette could answer that, too. "I studied Art History. My mother was a fan of art, and she raised me to have a passion for it. I also like the idea that everything has a story behind it."

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    Comments

    1. I’ve just read this and I don’t know what I think. I do so wish we could wave a magic wand and have it all taken care of for our girls. Thanks for the post.

    2. Reading that conversation reminded me of times when I’ve been around someone I couldn’t get away from. And I agree, giasony should get an award.

    3. I like the neighbor…I especially liked where Bette’s mind took her on most of the questions. Maybe Bette should have invited her over to “talk to Angelica” rather than putting her on the phone…I mean, it is a Friday night!

    4. I still think Bette should try to stand up on her feet at this stage. She’s way too depending on Tina now. That’s too dangerous. You can’t count on others.

    5. Why does Bette continues to shoulder the entire blame for their breakup? Geez how many times must “I cheated” come out of Bette’s mouth or in her thoughts. The affair happen nearly over two years ago but Bette continues to be the reason Tina “began to question herself and her relationship with me” I just dont feel the relationship can move forward if Bette continues to think she is the reason tina is the person she is today. They both got to take ownership for their behavior and stop the blame game. With all this said i do enjoy your story.

    6. Tiff..Damn…you make it look easy. Dialogue is your “thing”. Are you a good communicator in your own life? Sorry, if that’s too personal but it seems as if you make the walls talk. I am so happy when I see that you’ve posted a new chapter.

    7. it would be fun to see alice and andrea’s talk LOL….are we getting closer to B&T trial separation’s end? so they can get back together already?

    8. Andrea just maybe the key to getting Bette and Tina back together. Bette still loves Tina and I believe that Tina still very much loves Bette. Andrea may have to continue to work her magic on the girls’ thought process. Great story.

    9. Really liking this Andrea character. I think she’ll get on famously with Alice when they get in touch for the interview. Just imagine…2 Alices to try to get Bette and Tina back together (or at least that’s what I’m hoping for). Both Bette and Tina really does need a nudge in the right direction, although I’m happy to see that Tina is getting therapy and trying to work things out. Okay, on to the next chapter.

    10. Really liking this Andrea character. I think she’ll get on famously with Alice when they get in touch for the interview. Just imagine…2 Alices to try to get Bette and Tina back together (or at least that’s what I’m hoping for). Both Bette and Tina really does need a nudge in the right direction, although I’m happy to see that Tina is getting therapy and trying to work things out. Okay, on to the next chapter.

    11. What a gift you have, the dialogue is so spot on, you have got to get Andrea and Alice in the same room as each other, these two would be a blast. Thanks Tiff.

    12. This is so good! I absolutely love the road you’re taking in this story, painting a different way of them getting back together – one where they actually attempt to address some if the issues they were having and the underlying problems that caused them to fall apart. Something that wasn’t really addressed in the show

      Andrea is the absolute MVP!!! In a casual haphazard way, she asks all the brutal questions, with a startling amount of insight. She would actually make one hell of a journalist or therapist!

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