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    Window of Opportunity ch. 58

    Story written on May 21, 2008 by newagegirl.
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    Country life. Visting Luke.

    Window of Opportunity

    Chapter 58

    Bette

    Tina had mentioned that her mother had invited us to meet her at her job for lunch but we never made it. We stayed at The Clearing for hours just enjoying all it had to offer and each other. For the first time in a long time, we had nowhere to go and nothing to do. We took advantage of the unusual occurrence and were just together. We talked a little about the past. We still knew we had work to do on our relationship regardless to how it looked to others. We hadn’t fallen apart overnight and we couldn’t get back together overnight. The conversations weren’t as difficult as they were when we first started dating again but they were necessary for the survival of our relationship. We were both committed to us and our family so although we had time to sneak off somewhere and make love, something we both really wanted to do, we chose to stay and talk.

    We often revisit the time surrounding losing our little boy. I guess we both harbor fears about a new pregnancy since both of our previous ones were so detrimental to our relationship. I was scared and admitted my fears to Tina. I truly was able to see how far I’ve come since I hadn’t done that previously. I didn’t fear losing myself as I had in the past but until we fully understood how we grew so far apart, we ran the risk of repeating those same mistakes again. Neither our relationship nor our mental health could survive that.

    I love Tina and Angie and the thought of expanding our family makes me happy. This child will have the full benefit of family, something that Angie is only beginning to experience. This child will have two parents together. Another thing that Angie is only now being able to experience. Where we were when we became pregnant with our lost son is not even close to where we are now. He, as much as we loved the idea of having him and would have loved him completely, was more about saving us. This child we hoped to conceive would be different in that he or she would be a child totally born of our love. Angie fell somewhat in the middle. We were in love but in trouble when Tina conceived her and then we fell apart. I missed so much of the pregnancy and of her early life. Of course, that was a result of my own doing but didn’t hurt any less.

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    1. I absolutely love this story. It is so heartwarming. Thank you for the longer posts also, it’s so hard to keep track of all the stories with just 1 or 2 pages at a time. PPS

    2. AAWWW, NAG, so sweet, makes me wanta drink lemonaid. Really, you do a wonderful job of making us feel like were sitting in the countryside enjoyinf the day. Hope all is well with the little guy and your bonding nicely, sounds like he is setteling in, as I knew he would with you, your a beautiful person. Are you counting the days or are you down to hours? Thank you for the story. Md

    3. NAG, the way you write this makes me feel like I’m sitting on the porch watching everything as a family member. I LMAO throughout this update…your humour was amazing. Thank you for your consistently excellent story telling!

    4. Live in the south,this is so well written.. Bette and Tina at the Drive-In. that a NC17, LOve how everyone are getting alone,well except for Shan and Alice. Bet San want take the fishing again. thanks

    5. bette and tina stranded at the drive -in what will they do???? i laughed at the alice and shane fishing adventure and that catherine had to separate them HAHA…:)PPS

    6. Still LOVING this story NAG. Maybe Shane will get a little sympathy from Amy because of her injuried ear. I am sure that Bette will get part of her pay back for bending over in those jeans at the Drive-In.

    7. Well-written and such a joy to read as always. Your storytelling skills, vivid descriptions and attention to detail are really top-notch, newagegirl! All that food talk, specially the cherry pie and cobbler, made me hungry. They sounded so yummy! *Slurp* And I can clearly picture Bette and Tina lying on a blanket in the Clearing talking about their son and their future and just being together, sharing a hug and more soul-bonding conversation in their room, and the most picturesque sight of all, the two of them making out in a a corn field and Tina feeling up Bette’s ass as they were picking beans. The walking wet dream is in trouble. I smell an NC-17 at the drive in. No one can stop Tina when she’s on a mission, not even State laws and bible-thumping groups. *harharhar* I really love this story and the way you weave love, romance, family, friendship, memories both good and bad, drama and humor into one lovely piece, newagegirl *THANK YOU!* And hugs and flying kisses to your little one. :)

    9. I finally caught up, I seem to be typing that a lot lately, and have enjoyed every word written. As far as southern food goes, well we eat well. How about some fried cat fish or grouper, with cheese grits and huspuppies and then throw in some greens and you are all ready. Can’t wait for the drive-in movie.

    12. Such a pleasure to read this story, really enjoying it. I can just imagine the fishing trip, so funny, Catherine had to separate them. The one ironic thing in this story of Tina’s reconnction with hr family, by hr reconnecting , they have given everyone one of them a family as well because that is the one thing that ALL of them lacked, now Sam and Catherine are Mom and Dad to everyone. Such a wonderful thing to happen for everyone. We southerners eat well and love to feed everybody within arms reach. The kitchen is always open and the range and oven are always on and ready. That’s part of our charm. Love this story and you are doing a superb job of telling the story and making it relate.Thank you. PPS

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