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    You’re my home – chapter 21

    You’re my home

    Chapter 21

    Bette had been reading to Angie for twenty-five minutes which was a good ten minutes more than she had to on most normal nights. This however had not been a normal night. Discovering Jenny sleeping rough in Tina’s garden had just been the start of the events that were obviously keeping Angie awake. It was immediately obvious that Jenny was out of her head on drugs and when faced with Bette and Tina she had started crying and screaming and generally acting in a way that had scared Angelica. Bette had been torn and she knew that Tina had faced the same dilemma. Bette’s first thought had been to get Angie out of the situation but that would mean leaving Tina alone and Bette didn’t want her lover to be alone with Jenny in such an unpredictable state.

     

     

    Jenny had become hysterical trying to talk but making no sense at all. In the end Tina had told Bette to get Angie into her bedroom and call the gang. Bette had obeyed because she knew that getting Angie away from the scene was vital. Even though the 3 year old had only witnessed a few minutes of Jenny’s behaviour it was obvious that it had greatly upset her and she had cried while Bette did her best to comfort her. Bette hugged her daughter and assured her that everything was okay but Angie was scared for her mommy and wanted reassurance that Jenny wasn’t going to hurt Tina. Bette had been helpless praying that Alice or Tasha or Helena arrived to help them.

     

     

    It didn’t help that Tina’s house was so small that even in her bedroom with the door shut Jenny’s wailing could be heard. Noises that only reinforced Angie’s fears for Tina. Bette wanted to go to Tina but Tina had told her not to leave Angelica. For Bette it had been the worst 20 minutes she could remember. Salvation had come with the arrival of Tasha, Helena and Alice. Tina had come straight through and Angie had sobbed in her mother’s arms. Bette had just wrapped her arms around her lover and daughter and swore that nothing was ever going to come between them as a family.

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    Comments

    1. I can hardly blame Angelica for asking for a drink after witnessing the spectacle that is crazy, loopy Jenny. But crazy, loopy Jenny has to be at least as old as Shane, so why doesn’t she have to be responsible for herself? At least Shane doesn’t pass out in other peoples’ back yards and scare their kids. And I’m dubious that Jenny is truly capable of feeling true love given all her highly self-centered issues. La Schecter is a schmuck.

    2. I feel terrible for Jenny. I am glad that Tina and Helena could get her some help. Bette and Tina’s plan for reassuring Angie after the trauma of witnessing Jenny’s breakdown is wonderful. I am so glad that Bette and Tina are concentrating on one another and Bette is making a point of taking care of Tina during the weeks ahead.

    3. Loved the chapter AllyE. Poor Jenny she has always been rather fragile and breakable, a pity it has taken such a turn for the worse for her. Shame on Shane for being so reckless with her zipper and causing hurt to the one person that loved her. Great chapter, have a good weekend and take care of yourself. Post when you can.

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