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    Lady Slayer

    Chapter 24

     

    “T…?” Bette said quietly but with obvious hurt in her voice.

     

    The woman laughed, “T…? Oh how cute…”

     

    Tina looked to the ground, an embarrassed shade creeping up her pale features.

     

    Bette watched her swallow once again as Tina slowly looked back at Bette

     

    Tina’s voice wavered as she spoke to Bette, “Bette…, this is Diane…”

     

    Bette took in what Tina had said, she had known who it was the moment she had looked at the woman, no explanation or introduction was needed.

     

    Her mind rapidly surveyed her options, Tina’s words from her email flashed in her mind.  Closure.

     

    Kit’s words also made an appearance. Time and space.

     

    Bette swallowed the lump that seemed to appear in her throat, she glanced at Tina, realising just how much she had missed looking into her eyes. 

     

    She glanced at Kit from the corner of her eye, seeing her sister’s eyes widened slightly, encouraging her to do the right thing.

     

    Bette looked to Diane, she extended her hand, “nice to meet you Diane,” she said, as her fingers unnecessarily tightened on the woman’s hand, “I’ve heard sooo much about you…” Bette smiled that tight, curt smile, the one that told you there was no messing with Bette Porter.

     

    The smug smile dropped from Diane’s face, the words that had been spoken from this woman left no one in any doubt what she was talking about, this woman standing beside Tina was her nemesis…

     

    Bette dropped the hand, not giving the woman the satisfaction of even looking her in the eye once she had said her short but, meaningful, piece, the woman was not worthy of eye contact after what she had put Tina through.

     

    Tina watched Bette’s actions, noting the professional expression on her face, but also seeing the flashes of pain and anger in her eyes.

     

    And Tina knew Bette had every right to be both of those things. 

     

    She had no idea as to whether Bette had read the email she had spent hours agonising over the previous night and early hours of the morning.

     

    But the thing that had been plaguing her since the moment she had received the phone call from Diane the previous night…, the location she had chosen to meet at.

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    Comments

    1. Good for them, communication seems to be going well. I’m glad Tina got what she needed, it’s so ‘freeing’ to see an ex in the light in which they truly stand. I think that’s EXACTLY what she needed to move forward and for that I am glad! Great job Mate..and I’d be on cloud 9 too still!

    2. I know how important closure can be. Some days I still seek it from someone I may never see again, though just recently I’ve gotten it from someone else by initiating contact. Luckily there are no hard feelings so we can continue on as friends. Now where can I find a Tina of my own?!

    3. Yeah Email’s are better than nothing, it was an amazing chapter Jo I loved it, commutation is very important at this stage of their relationship, you are the best, please continue.With all my best.

    4. Yeah E-mail’s are better than nothing, it was an amazing chapter Jo I loved it, communication is a very important thing at this stage of their relationship, you are the best dear please continue.All my best

    5. Yep sometimes face to face is all so hard and you can sometimes get more out in word when your scared …Excellent chapter and the email dialogue was cute pps

    6. Well, at least Tina attempted to explain her bringing her ex-girlfriend to Bette’s place beecause that was freaking rough. What is Tina doing alone? I need to check how long she has been seperated because I really don’t want it to be some appointment about a possible pregnancy. That would be awful. Hope you update soon.

    7. Happy you have them talking Jo, even by email, beats the alternative. I’m very envious of you meeting Laurel. I’d still be floating on Cloud 9 as well.

    8. Welcome back down to earth, Jo. Thanks for sharing your Laurel experience… she sounds so lovely. Your Adoring Eyes has remained one of my favorites… a continuation of that one would be appreciated. Happy to see you updating this one. The emails were too cute, but let’s get that divorce over with so Tina can ditch the emails and meet face-to-face.

    9. I can understand both Bette and Tina and empathize with both of them. Awesome report from the convention. Loved your comments to Laurel and I hope that she enjoyed “Those Adoring Eyes” as much as I did.

    10. Hey, Jo, thanks for giving us an update of your story, as a Xmas gift. Hope you frame those T-shirts with Laurel’s signature, too! PPS Lucero & Marsha (your fans from Mexico City)

    11. That was great and glad B&T are ok now. Please post more, thanks! Oh Jo, thanks for your story, love how you talk with Laurel, and how cool to have Laurel sign on your shirt, you need to frame that my friend, hope 1 day I will meet Laurel and Jennifer, like you. Anyway thanks and see you soon!

    12. Hey Jo, Great chapter from an awesome writer. I held my breathe as Tina bagan to realize that Diane was her past and Bette was her future. Bette was shocked and hurt on meeting Diane but I am sure the more recent communications lifted her spirits. Can’t wait until these lovers unite in person. Wonderful writing. Many, many thanks from Your Loyal (if absent) Fan.

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