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    Days Without You (Part 46)

     

    Bette came into the living room, seeing Angelica sitting with three of her favorite stuffed animals. She smiled, watching the little girl with her friends.

    "Hey Boo, can Momma B come sit with you?" Bette asked softly, approaching her daughter.

    "Yeah," Angelica smiled, "You can sit beside Bernie."

    Bette smiled, looking to the toys surrounding Angelica, leaving her no space to sit with the little girl.

    "I can’t sit beside you, huh?" Bette chuckled, taking a seat next to Bernie. The miniature bear seemed to look up at her with a victorious smile.

    Tina entered the room and smiled, seeing Bette sit politely next to Angelica’s bear.

    "Making friends, Momma B?" Tina smiled, approaching the couch.

    "Yeah, Momma is sitting with Bernie, and we’re all watching Spongebob," Angelica smiled, looking up to Tina.

    Tina sat beside Bette with a grin as the brunette turned to her and whispered. "I hate Bernie."

    Tina laughed, trying to control herself as she looked back up to Bette. "Aww hunny, that’s okay. She just likes her bears." Tina whispered back so their daughter couldn’t hear.

    "She’s growing up though," Bette said with a sadness in her voice as she looked over to the little girl.

    "I know hunny, but isn’t that supposed to happen?" Tina asked, pushing a strand of Bette’s hair behind her ear.

    "No," Bette smiled, looking back to Tina as her smile faded and concern filled her voice. "What if she turns five?"

    Suddenly Tina realized how sad Bette truly was to ask a question like that. "Aww Bette," She looked to Bette with a smile, "You know she will get a year older as time passes right?"

    Bette lifted her eyes to Tina’s. "It’s just that she’s growing up so quick."

    Tina chuckled, looking over to Angelica who was still completely involved in her show. "I’m gonna do some laundry. Are you gonna stay here with Angie and her posse?"

    Bette smiled, looking over to the four year old, "Yes."

    Tina got up and walked down the hall. After she was finished, she decided to clean up as well. She kept herself busy cleaning for another half hour.

    Bette looked over to Angelica as the credits rolled, who was now leaned over with her eyes closed, all of her toys trapped beneath her. Bette walked over and picked Angelica up, feeling the little head rest on her shoulder. She held her daughter in the living room for a moment longer before having to take her to her princess bed. She loved that she could still take care of her.

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    Comments

    1. I liked it even if Tina didn’t and now I’m breathless. Between reading this and watching Tina Turner on tv, I’m not sure what has me more worked up. Thanks for this chapter, I think I needed it. I do believe that Bette won that round. They really are so good for each other. Great chapter. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

    2. Well,christmas came a little early!!! please don’t leave us hanging out in the cold for too long!!!! I want to see how T is going to make B pay for the sweet torture she just endured!!!

    3. Wow, what a way to get a revenge, but Tina really deserved it, and Bette was brilliant at it, I loved the way you wrote this chapter, and the way Bette handled that situation that she found herself in, I really felt for her, hearing what she heard was hard, but if you love someone, it is difficult to stay angry with them or to take on their every word, you have to try to understand the motive behind everything they say or do and not to misinterpret it. I love Angie and the kind of love and tenderness and compassion that she brought to their lives after her arrival, it’s a great family life they got there, and I sometimes really envy it, I mean what can I do, you write the dam thing so well, that it’s hard not to want it. I wish you a very happy Holiday my dear cami, and may all your wishes and desires come true. With all my love and best.

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