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You’re Still Here
You’re Still Here
Bette sat at the table and looked at Tina with sad eyes.
“She didn’t know anything; she had no clue about our situation T.” Bette said softly. Tina sat across from Bette and put her head in her hands.
“I know.” Tina spoke quietly.
“Why didn’t you tell her?” Bette asked. Tina looked up into sad soft eyes. Right now old Bette would be tearing a strip off of her instead of asking her gently why. She wished Bette would be yelling at her right now because the sad look upon Bette’s face that made her look 30 years younger was enough to make the blond cry.
“I didn’t want to.”
“I can tell…”
“I wanted you to do it.” Then there was silence. Bette was surprised. Tina reached her hand across the table and placed her hand on Bette’s who looked down curiously at their hands. To Tina, Bette’s hands weren’t as soft as they once were, but now they were hard working hands so she understood.
“I know how I was with you back then B; I know how hard I was on you. I understand how much I hurt you in those years. I was hurting, and I subconsciously wanted to make you hurt as much as I was hurting. Bette, I’m sorry.” Tina said softly. All these years she knew a single I am sorry wouldn’t be enough to take Bette’s pain away but when she saw the small smile grace Bette’s features she let a sigh of relief.
“I forgive you.” Angelica stood in the doorway with a smile on her face and Sarah at her side. She watched as she saw Bette lean over the table to Tina’s surprise and captured the blonde’s lips in a tender kiss. Both thought they went unnoticed. Angelica led Sarah back onto the porch and they stood as the boys were chasing each other around because Melvin had stolen Dane’s hat and Annie just sat watching in amusement. The aunts were all sitting around talking and Angelica felt for the first time, everything she would run for in the early hours of morning, everything she would train for hours for, everything she felt she never had was all right here on this front porch.
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I like this story, but sometimes I feel like we step back in history. Guys on horses w/bandanas covering there face. I think the kids were right in pulling Bette off, but someone needs to let the officals know this guy is around. Tina will take care of Bette. Loved how Angelica had all the answers.
I like this story, but sometimes I feel like we step back in history. Guys on horses w/bandanas covering there face. I think the kids were right in pulling Bette off, but someone needs to let the officals know this guy is around. Tina will take care of Bette. Loved how Angelica had all the answers.
I’ve been riding horseback for quite a while, and I know when you are in Arizona-ish conditions, the dust really irritates your face. lol I don’t mean to step back in time, I just know that I wear bandanna’s on my face when I ride to keep all that dust off my face. So I thought maybe the characters would as well. lol Sorry coop
I like it!
I lose it. I have been riding horses for along time and I ware a bandana to keep the dirt and dust out of my mouth. Thanks PPVS
I too like this story, but don’t they have medical facilities and a polilce department?
dont even think about not finishing this,we will hunt y down,and hang you.wink p.p.s.
Roy is one lucky sucker because Bette could have killed him with just her looks. The man deserves to have his you know whats cut off and hung up to dry. Dane, Melvin and Annie have a very special mother and now they have a sister and their other mother to help with the realization of what happened to Bette. Does Melvin, Dane, and Annie know what happened to their mother and is that why they left her because of the guilt that they may be carrying around?
Suspension of disbelief, folks. I love it.
what do u think?
Damn poor Bette, that guy is asshole. Im with pattifloatn, and let Tina take care of her. Let see more please, thanks!
I loved this story. I know I’m late to the party, but was very disappointed to see it end! It’s never too late to pick it up again!