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    About Three Years Post Episode 512

    Bette walked through the front door of the house and immediately dropped her briefcase. She held the door open for Angelica, who was still loitering at the bottom of the stairs.

    “Come on sweetie,” Bette encouraged.

    Angie reluctantly made her way up the steps and into the house before Bette closed the door.

    “Tee?” she called out. She had spotted Tina’s car in the driveway. It was very unusual for Tina to beat them home on a Monday.

    “In here,” Tina called back, a voice without a body from somewhere in the house.

    “Where?” Bette smiled and shook her head as she continued to walk towards the voice.

    “Bedroom,” Tina replied.

    “You can go change out of your school clothes and then we’ll read together okay?” Bette said to Angelica. “I’m going to go check on mommy.”

    Bette picked up her pace slightly, spying Tina on the bed as she walked through the doorway.

    “What are you doing home so early? Is everything okay?” Bette asked the two questions in quick succession, making her way to the bed and sitting beside Tina.

    “I was so tired, I couldn’t even finish the day,” Tina replied, stretching to her full length. “But other than being tired, I feel great.”

    “You’re not sick or anything?”

    “No, not sick,” Tina replied. “But it occurred to me that I should probably take a pregnancy test.”

    “And?”

    “We’re going to be moms again,” Tina replied, smiling broadly.

    Bette smiled in return and took Tina in a warm embrace before pulling back.

    “I love you,” Bette kissed her lightly on the lips.

    “Love you too,” Tina replied.

    Bette leaned in for a kiss that was just a little longer, a little deeper and filled with the promise of more.

    “Are you still feeling tired?” Bette asked as she moved away from Tina’s mouth to whisper in her ear.

    “You don’t think Angie’s going to want some attention soon?” Tina asked quietly.

    “I’ll lock the bedroom door,” Bette said.

    “You’re not going to lock her out in the middle of the day,” Tina scolded laughing.

    “No, not really,” Bette admitted. “But she is six, surely she can occupy herself for an hour.”

    “It’s only going to take an hour?” Tina asked, pretending to be annoyed.

    “An hour now, an hour when we actually go to bed for the night,” Bette said, kissing her at the corner of her mouth. “An hour when we wake up in the morning…”

    “Did I mention I’m manifesting the early stages of pregnancy with a sense of sheer exhaustion?” Tina said, leaning into Bette’s display of affection regardless of her admonition.

    “What kind of a partner would I be if I didn’t adequately display my gratitude for your selfless act of bearing our second child?”

    “You’re the best partner I could have hoped for,” Tina replied with a shrug.

    “After a few miscues,” Bette replied.

    “We found our way back to each other eventually,” Tina said. “We’re stronger for having gone through those tough times.”

    “I think I prefer the last three years to those tough times,” Bette said. “We get our drama from those around us instead.”

    “I think we should wait on telling anyone,” Tina said. “Let’s have it be our shared secret until I’m further along.”

    “I like having secrets with you,” Bette agreed. “Now why don’t you crawl back under the covers and I’ll call you when dinner is ready?”

    “Now that’s a plan I can get behind,” Tina replied, scooting herself down again and pulling the duvet under her chin.

    “But a little affection when we get ready for bed tonight?” Bette suggested.

    “Sounds perfect,” Tina said. “I promise I’ll be well rested.”

    “And I promise I’m going to tire Angelica out so she doesn’t want to sleep with us.”

    Bette stood and walked to the doorway , turning to see that tina had already closed her eyes. She shut the door quietly and set about the tasks of an every day life. Making dinner and raising a child was about all the drama she needed anymore. 

    (the end)

     

     

    Comments

    1. JKS, I’d love you to continue this as a story! I’m glad that you had Tina have the baby. The only way Angie could have a true genetic sister or brother is for Tina to have the baby. If she uses Marcus or another black donor, the baby is the same as Angie. If bette has the baby, she would have to use a white donor for it to represent them both, which would have no genetic connection to Angie. I know there are ways i.e. Tina’s egg, fertilzed by Marcus and then carried by Bette, but all very complex and perhaps minimal success. I like your version better.

    2. The poem was a blast! You have all our support to continue developing this story. It has a lot of potential, and with your fantastic skills, we are absolutely sure you’ll create more B&T’s exceptional moments. PPS Sincerely, Lucero & Marsha – From Mexico City

    3. Hey JKS, Loved the attention to detail you include with every insight into Bette, Tina’s and Angelica’s future. Totally adorable that Bette was ready to lock out her child to pleasure her lover. Awesome to read how they have grown and moved on without forgetting the past merely aknowledging it. So precious to add to their family. Loved every word you write. Thank you so much for sharing them with me. Your Loyal Fan.

    4. this was great swimmie. Your poem was on point. I could totally see this played out on the show. why tptb insists that everyday life and love is boring I don’t know, because you (and other authors on this site) keep coming up with scenes to dispel the theory.

    5. I waited to read this until the morning.. because I had a feeling that it would make me smile. I’d adore some updates to this one. The thought of them being a happy family, having another child, and doing it without the drama surrounding Angelica’s birth is extremely appealing.

    6. It is always a treat to see you have a new update. I don’t know who was the st..id person who ever thought every day life with Tibette would be boring has never read you stories. Loved your poem. Please post it on that other chart page.

    7. first of all, the poem was great, i feel the same….the story was even better, i agree with making dinners and raising a child as enough drama for tibette in the future…this was a very lovely chapter and i like sappy so it was just perfect

    8. i’ll take sweet and sappy from you any day and as for making it an ongoing story, i’d actually love it, but of course, i love everything you do, including the poem at the beginning of this. very clever!

    9. Continue? Heck yeah! I wouldn’t mind if you continued the other one, also. (Greedy reader that I am.) I enjoyed the poem a lot…it made me laugh.

    10. I want to this to play out next season.You didn’t show us the insemination stuff and you had Tina pregnant after after three years.Loved the poem.

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