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    Love’s Recovery

    Story written on June 16, 2010 by Gumby.
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    Chapter 12

    Tina breathed a sigh of relief cutting off Alice’s rant in mid-sentence.  Instantly, her heart began to slow as she parked her car behind Bette’s in the driveway.

    “She’s here,” Tina said as she got out of her car and carefully walked around Bette’s vehicle, looking for any sign of damage.

    “Your Mrs. Doubtfire left here in tears,” Alice continued as if she hadn’t been interrupted at all.  “I fully expect that someone will eventually tell Shane and me what the hell has gone on today?”

    “I’d love to, if I only knew,” Tina said halfheartedly as she unlocked the front door and immediately dropped her tone of voice to a whisper.  “I’ve got to go, but I’ll call you when I figure out what’s going on.  Meanwhile, if you see Kit, let her know I’m looking for her.”

    “Oh, I’m sure she knows that since she bolted out of here like the damn place was on fire after Maxie,” Alice said, allowing her jaw to drop open at the sound of Tina ending the phone call.  “What the fuck is up with those two and lack of manners?”

    “Babe?” Tina called out, slipping her phone into her front pocket.  “Are you here?”

    Tina listened for any sound to indicate where Angelica and Bette could be and, upon not hearing any, continued her journey through the house.  As she walked toward the bedroom, she heard the sound of Angelica’s bunny calmly playing a lullaby.  Tina peered in the door, thankful to see Angelica sleeping soundly, cuddling her teddy bear.  Tina shut the door quietly, continuing her expedition in search of Bette.

    “Bette?” Tina’s tone was barely a whisper when she entered their bedroom.   She quickly noted the pile of clothes on the bed.  Tina marveled at how Bette seemed to just haphazardly throw her suit in a bunch, the suit that Tina had purchased for her as a gift when they were first dating.  It was a classic style, pinstriped, and the salesman had assured Tina that two week’s worth of her salary would never go out of style, and it hadn’t.  Tina saw that Bette had kicked her heels off randomly and dropped her purse beside the bed. 

    Tina walked to the bay window in the bedroom, smiling at the view that it presented of their backyard, landscaped for privacy and comfort.  She spotted Bette sitting in a chaise on the back patio and watched as Bette lifted a small crystal glass in her hand.  As Bette lifted the glass to her lips, Tina sighed and steadied herself before initiating the confrontation she knew was destined.  She slipped off her suit coat, throwing it next to the pile of Bette’s clothes on the bed, and rolled up the sleeves on the designer dress shirt she wore.  She traveled back through the house and onto the patio, making just enough noise as to not startle Bette when she spoke.

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    1. “Kit knows who she is?””I don’t answer rhetorical or ridiculous questions, Tina.”oh Bette! (Gumby) LOVE this… can’t wait to see how Maxine turns them around to her way of seeing things.

    3. This has got to be so difficult for Bette to realize that her mother left her alone with only her father to be there for her. All the pain that Melvin caused Bette over the years could have been lessened if Bette’s mother was there to protect her.

    6. Kit has some explaining to do to Bette and Tina. At no time did Kit try to explain to Tina who the woman was. Nor did she tell them that she was alive and had been talking with Kit. Bette is mad at the wrong person. She should be very mad with her father and Kit, who both knew the truth. Tina is her wife and loves her and would not do anything to harm her in any way. Thanks for posting.

    7. Thanks for posting. I love your story. Bette needs to ask some questions to Maxie… even if she’s hurt and angry with her mother… PPS =)

    11. I know you probably did not mean for most of Bette and Tina’s conversation to me funny but when Bette said that she could not understand why Tina did not Maxine was her mother and Tina was like who me, I had to laugh. That was funny dialog in a heart wrenching situation. Bravo!

    12. what an emotional chapter. I can’t blame Bette for behaving this way. She has missed her mother and still misses her. Knowing that she was alive all this time, she can’t stop thinking all those days as a little girl she was hidding to cry her lost, the lost of her mother’s inconditional love thinking her mother was dead. That is terrible. Can’t wait to see now how Maxine will defend herself. PPVS

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