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    Can the Tide be Changed? – Part VII

    Previously

    “I don’t just want to be friends Ti.  I want us to be together, as a family, I do, but I’m afraid.  Our relationship turned into a cold shell before and I can’t live like that again.”

    “Bette there are no guarantees but we can promise to be mindful and respect one another, we love each other, we want one another and we will work hard to sustain that.  But it will take a leap of faith to get the ball rolling.”

    Can the Tide be Changed? – Part VII

    The days turned into weeks and Bette and Tina gradually spent more time together and rebuilt their friendship.  They rediscovered the little things they liked about each other, surprised each other with treats, little acts of kindness were leading someplace.  They took Angelica to the park and the zoo and Bette now came over for dinner every Wednesday, but they understood they couldn’t just get back together for Angelica.  They wanted to stay under the radar of the omnipresent prying though well meaning eyes of their friends and family so they took to having lunch together.  Tina had lunch on the campus a few times and Bette had lunch at the studio commissary or they would meet someplace in between and nowhere near Weho.

    It was a Monday at The Planet and girls plus Angus were having their morning coffee clatch.  Angus was so removed from typical heterosexual male behavior that Alice had taken to calling him Langus she was convinced he was part lesbian.  Alice had just finished telling a story about the top 10 haunted places in L.A. when Bette burst out laughing.  Alice wasn’t the only one who looked at her like she had two heads. 

    “What it was funny.  I just don’t believe a ghost was responsible for all the broken zippers.”

    “Porter you’re laughing.”  Alice observed.  “On a Monday.”

    “I’m sorry Alice I’ll try and keep to your schedule.  Please tell me when I’m allowed to laugh.”

    “Don’t listen to her Bette it’s nice to hear.” Angus said.

    “Come on girl you know you are usually kind of grumpy on Mondays.  You’ve been a lot less moody lately.  It’s nice to see.”

    “Are you getting laid?”  Alice spied Bette closely trying to detect the signs of afterglow.

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    Comments

    1. What is it with Bette and cell phones? ” I understand not telling your ‘bizness’ to Alice, but I’m your sister.” Oh how love the language of Kit. Now Tina get down to “bizness”.

    2. That is exactly why I hate conversations ending in an argument, especially a blow-up argument. I know the whole man thing is a sore spot (understatement of the year I know), but Bette should’ve realized that this was strictly professional. I’m sure Bette had to prove herself in her field many times, and now Tina has to do the same thing which isn’t easy when your #1 cheerleader isn’t there on the sidelines.

    3. If Bette left for her conference on monday, and didn’t get back til Thursday, who’s the one breaking their Wednesday night plans – her or Tina? Love your story! Oh, and I think Tina likes the feeling of bette breasts out of silk even better!

    4. I know how those academic meetings or conferences can go. Even in faculty meetings I have to continue to move to stay awake. So much information that does not pertain to my area of concern. This is a great story. Sometimes it takes a scare of loosing someone you love to remind you of what is important in life. Thanks for the post.

    5. great chapter – you must be an academic cause you described the BS perfectly – but to leave us hanging you are without mercy. Don’t keep us longing for your next chapter too long.

    6. Like everyone else, hoping they get down to…getting down. Sex may not be enough for their relationship, but that doesn’t mean to avoid it. (smiling)

    7. Well, I think Bette got a point to concern. Tina should talk things straight then stay. Is walking away and avoiding Bette a good way to communicate and solve problems? If there’s no car accident (I’m happy they’re both doing ok), what would they do?

    8. This is a the painfullest kind of cliffhanger…ouch! Please come back post again soon. Thanks! And thanks for not having the conference/premiere hook up.

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