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    Long Way Home 14 (TLW/BG x-over)

     from part 13:

    “I’d appreciate it.” Bette was sinking towards maudlin prattle.

    “Bette.”

    “I would. I’d appreciate if you did something for me.”

    Tina shook her head and put the glass down. Standing up, she grabbed her bag and headed for the door.

    “What?” Bette followed close to Tina. “What now?”

    “You think I did nothing for you, Bette?”

    “I didn’t mean…” Hearing the lameness of the statement, Bette gave up completing the thought.

    “Goodnight, Bette.”

    Moments later, Bette found herself standing alone in the living room.

    This had just not been her day.

     

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    But Bette also wasn’t ready to accept this kind of strife with Tina.

     

    She ran out, coming to the side of the blonde woman’s car. Tina looked at her and sat in place, not yet starting the car.

     

    “Please, T, roll down the window.” Bette motioned as she spoke. “Please?” She hoped that repeating the word would be the charm.

     

    Succumbing to the request, Tina hit the window button. “What?”

     

    “I’m sorry, Tina, I’ve had a bad day.”

     

    “You’ve had a bad day? That excuses you? What if I’d had a bad day?”

     

    “You’re right. It doesn’t excuse things, but I thought it might explain a little.” Bette put her hands on the car, over the window opening. “Please, we were having a nice evening. Stay for a little while.”

     

    Tina pursed her lips and looked ahead, not at her partner.

     

    “I was teasing. I’m sure you’ve done something nice for me plenty of times.”

     

    With that, Tina started the car. “You want to know about something nice I’ve done, Bette? She’s in the house, where you should be in case she needs you.”

     

    “T?” Bette could feel her hands being pushed up as the window was being raised. She wondered if Tina would really let it go to the top, but decided perhaps tonight was not the night to test the other woman’s resolve.

     

    With Bette away from the car, Tina backed from the driveway. Bette watched the car as it pulled down the street. “Shit.”

     

    Giving a large sigh, Bette returned to the house.

     

    On top of everything, Tina was right. She walked into their daughter’s room, where the girl was asleep amidst a zoo of stuffed creatures.

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    Comments

    1. She’s blew Tina’s unspoken challenge, spectacularly; she’s possibly blown the project with Denny and Helen. Bette is still not on form. She needs to get her mojo back. The first move should maybe be admitting that she’s to blame. For a few things. We’ll see how she how successfully she squirms, anyway. Nice update, pseud, thanks for the post.

    2. Crap, Denny’s the artist! And Nikki is not the best secretary. Did Helen ever get the messages? She seems fairly no nonsense, so will this be an issue between the 2 of them? I want a croissant, but will settle for oatmeal.

    3. Loving the crossover from my two favourite couples. You write so well, and I love the interractions between the four of them. Now lets see Bette and Tina getting back on the right track, all the teasing has left me wanting more, and I hate it when they fight!

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