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    The Letter ch. 18

    The Letter

    Chapter 18

    Everything was going well. The show was coming together great. The kids were having a blast at camp.  Tina and I were spending as much time together as we could and really enjoying getting to know one another. She and I were spending every night together either at her place or mine. It didn’t seem to matter where we were as long as we were together. I was happy that she was in my life.

    I had started therapy and it was going better than I would have expected. The therapist was someone that I immediately felt comfortable with. The talks we had were ones that I should have had so many years ago but in doing so then I think I was afraid to let Trisha go. Ethan was helping me to see that not only was it ok to move on but I could do so without completely putting Trisha out of my mind. The healthy reminders of her were ones that I needed to hold onto because she was the parent of my children and I wanted them to have memories of her but the unhealthy, such as telling Em stories to calm her needed to change. I was willing to do whatever I needed to do. After the sessions, Tina and I talked about them. I wanted her to know what I was doing so that she would know that I was trying to move forward with her. I went to the cemetery one day to talk to Trish and tell her goodbye. It was something that I needed to do alone. I would still go there in the future on the girls’ birthday and on Trisha’s but I needed to say that goodbye to her alone and really let go. When I left, I went home alone and cried. It was one of the hardest things I had ever done. It seemed harder than losing her the first time. Tina came over and knew where I had gone earlier. She just let me have some space, not forcing me to talk or anything. She made dinner and insisted that I eat. We watched a movie afterward that I have no idea what it was about. When we went to bed she held me. The next morning, I felt better than I had in a long time and together I felt that we were finally getting to a point to move our relationship along.

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    1. Damn, I knew it, I knew it. Now Bette needs Joyce Wischnia, the best in the business. It took them nine yrs to decide that they loved the children and now wants them. BULL!!!!. Someone needs to do some checking. I’ll just bet there is an insurance policy lurking out there and/or they just don’t want Bette to have the children because she is a ..aaahh lesbian perhaps!…aaahh. I smell a rat and it is coming from the direction of the Warrens. Bastards. They would not have anything to do with their daughter while she was alive, even after giving birth, they disowned her, I believe. Someone has to strongly fight this and the Courts tell them to go straight to HELL!! Oh gosh, tell me you have another post ready.

    2. No F***king way. Nine years later. They want something and its not the kids. We need Peabody money and take no prisoners Joyce. Besides I’m sure somewhere Bette and Trish were smart enough to have legal documents regarding the children.

    3. This is such a distressing turn of events and so much like real life it’s scary. Thank goodness Bette has Helena to assist with the necessary legal issues. I’m frankly surprised that Bette didn’t proceed with adoption following Trisha’s death just for legal reasons — I guess she didn’t really see the need with their abandonment of their daughter why would they be interested in their grandchildren. I’m thinking there is a whole lot more to the story and I know you will share it with us in time.

    4. What the heck are you thinking, thats not supposed to happen? NAG you have DO SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!Move them to another state, country mabye. Have a mudslide on their house, a bad car accident, bad food, SOMETHING you hear me. Please, this is so not good. Thank you, Md

    5. You know I love you and your writing but there is no way that Bette and Trisha would not have made Bette the legal guardian of these children and probably through adoption. No gay parent would be so naive. Other than that I love your story and I love this twist – will be interesting to see what this does to Bette and Tina’s new relationship.

    6. I hope to hell that Bette has some kick-ass lawyer on retention……you better fix this fast naggy, or you’ll have a riot on your hands!!!!!!!!!PPPPPS.

    7. Ohhh crap! Maybe the cliff hanger was the lesser of two evils here. WTF??? I’m like Tina, I sure as hell didn’t see this coming. I thought Trish had written Bette a letter that was to be given to her when it looked like she was serious about someone she met. Wow was I wrong. I hope that you have a legal way around this NAG, or I’m about to have a heart attack!

    8. bent out of shape?! I’m twisted with rage!!! How dare they come into their lives like this and demand to take them away!!! They r nothing but b!!!!!!s. PPS

    9. Really, the nerve of those horrible people – but sadly not uncommon. Hope (and trust) you have a nasty way of sending them back to the land of ignorance

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