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    Love Will Lead You Back – Chapter 10

    Story written on October 30, 2010 by KimZero.
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    Chapter 10: We’re over aren’t we?

    Chapter 10

     

    Helena was reading proposals after proposals, many of them lying on her desk.  She felt pressured trying to pick the right programs to support. She was very well aware of her mom and the legacy she has established, all the hard works she put into structuring the foundation up from scratch.  Peggy Peabody – her mother – the previous director of the Peabody Foundation had retired and entrusted that Helena continues the beautiful works that her foundation has established for many years. 

     

    She didn’t want to be compared to her mother; for she can never be as good as the woman who raised her – but she wanted to try her best to please her mom.  She wanted her mom to be proud of her.  She always knows that one day the foundation would be in her hands – although she felt this wasn’t her calling she accepted the position with open arms. 

     

    Helena wanted to lead the foundation into a new direction – toward social service rather than being a political machine for the conservatives and the liberals. That was her intention from the start though she has yet to seek advices from her mom.  

     

    Will Peggy be upset if she defunded her beloved art programs?  With only a million dollar to spare and hundreds of programs to choose from – this will not be an easy task for her.

     

    Helena tapped her fingers on the desk as she read the proposal from the National Organization for Women’s Rights on her right hands. After she finished, she sighed, and dropped the papers she held onto her desk, putting it on top of the others she had read. Monday, she will have to post her decisions on the Peabody Foundation’s website.

     

    Should she tell Tina about being the director of the foundation? Will she take it the wrong way if she funded the Center for Social Justice of California generously? Maybe, this decision will

    make it easier for Tina to decide whether or not to date her.

     

    She picked up her phone to call Tina, not to tell her about the foundation but just to hear the voice of the woman she been missing for days.

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    2. I haven’t read this yet because after I read your author’s notes I felt compelled to ‘explain’ myself (for lack of a better word at the moment.) I’m a Tibetter. I have a limited amount of time to read these stories and prefer to read tibette stories. I, in NO way ever want to be nasty or rude to writers who don’t write Tibette stories…I just want to know ahead of time so I don’t invest time in something that I know will leave me unfulfilled in the end. I’m cool with drama (even if I get melodramatic about it) I just wanna know that in the end it was worth it. I’m the same with most fiction I read in hardcover and paperback form. I really go to the end of many fiction series I read to see if it’s worth the time to read it. That being said…I appreciate your candor and will go now and read your latest update. Thank you!

    3. I just finished and while I’m sad for both of them…I trust that the sadness they work through will make them better…for themselves and each other. I’m with Tina though…questioning her decision to live with Helena, even though she will be there infrequently, makes sense. I don’t if that’s such a good idea. My Tibette heart hopes Helena shows herself to be controlling…and Tina finds another living situation. Thanks for your story!

    7. This is heartbreaking. Bette does really seem to want to try to change. But the pain is too fresh for Tina & she needs space. Bette has to let Tina go. If Tina comes back, it was meant to be, but Bette can’t force it. Bette can take solace in the fact that Tina’s love for her is still there. It will be interesting to see how the Tina & Helena friendship develops. Thanks. I’m loving the story.

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