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Lovesong ll
Previously:
You’re in, kid. You’re family." Tina said proudly
"What does that mean?" I asked
"It means that you have people that will look after you, put you to bed when you’ve drank too much, when you’ve had your heart broken, talks sense into your girlfriends. Basically you came into a ready made family that has a lot of love to give. You’re lucky."
"So…um" I started slowly, treading lightly. "Does that mean you’re still my family too?"
"I’m not sure I’ve earned that right to be back into the circle just yet."
"Lone lioness, huh? I get that." She sat for a moment taking that reality in. "Still you look after me, that makes you family right? I want you to be."
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Chapter 4
"Have you ever seen anything more disgusting." Alice said making a face.
"What? What are we looking at?"
"Hey lovebirds. Get your heads out of each other’s asses and look." She added referring to Dani and myself sharing a chair at the Planet on a Sunday morning.
"What she’s just on the phone." Dani said innocently taking a sip of my tea.
"Sweetie do you know who your employer is talking to right now?"
"No. I don’t make it a habit of keeping tabs on her."
"Tsk, tsk young one." Alice shook her head in disapproval. "Such a weak link to the operation. And you." she started pointing to me. "Ever since you got a little touch from the girl in the band here you’ve been slacking off."
"Have not." I said defending myself. Ok I have. Majorly, but I didn’t need her to point it out to me.
"Have to, lady. Operation Marital Shackle is going down the tubes."
"New name, Al. New name." I said getting up.
"All I’m saying is I can’t do this alone. Now new meat, you decided to help us, and you’re proving a distraction. We may have to cut you loose."
"Alice, no." I whined. Yes I actually whined to Alice. But she wanted to take my girlfriend away.
"Fine. She can stay. Just stop whining. It doesn’t anger me as much as it annoys the hell out of me. But no more distractions. We’ve got to get out head in the game. Our eyes on the prize. Reach the summit. Go for the…"
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glad you posted it again, let us read more about it
Love the dialogue! good to see you back!
I’ve missed this story…so glad you’re back. Please continue!