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    Lost and Found – Chapter 6

    Story written on July 7, 2011 by Tibette23.
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    Angelica breaks a heart

    Chapter 6

    Angelica walked down the stairs towards the living room rather hesitantly. She still felt a little groggy even after a three hours sleep in her own bed, yet her headaches had completely disappeared.

    Upstairs in her bed, she had promised herself things would get different now, and that she would always tell the truth from now on.

    When she walked into the living room, she found Bette sitting on the couch reading a book. Angelica glanced into the kitchen, she could see Tina preparing lunch.

    Angelica smiled. She loved it when her mothers were both home and everything seemed peaceful and
    without stress.

    When Bette saw her daughter standing in the doorway she snapped her book shut and sighed.

    "Did you have a good sleep?" she asked in an attempt to sound casual.

    Angelica turned toward her. "Yes." she said. "And I had some time to think…"

    Bette raised her eyebrows without saying anything.

    "Momma T?" Angelica called for Tina. "Could you come here for a minute? There’s…there’s something I need to tell you guys…"

    Tina came out of the kitchen, sitting down next to Bette on the couch.

    "Sure, we wanted to talk to you, anyways…" she said.

    Angelica nodded. Her heart was pounding and she hoped her mothers would take this well. She took a deep breath and looked them in the face.

    "Well, first of all, I just wanted to tell you I’m really sorry about everything that happened lately. I know I behaved badly and I lied to you a lot. For instance…Alex and I…well, he’s not really my boyfriend."

    Bette and Tina looked at each other.

    "What do you mean, not really?" Tina piped up.

    "I don’t love him, I never have." Angelica responeded quietly. "I used him, disguising him as my boyfriend, because…" she hesitated, knowing her mothers would propably be angry to hear this:

    "…because some girls in school teased me, saying I were a lesbian."

    Bette looked rather puzzled at this. "They thought you’re gay because we are?!"

    Angelica nodded.

    Bette shook her head. "God, some ignorance…" she muttered. Tina nodded, looking bewildered as well.

    "God, I’m sorry they teased you, honey, this must have been so hard on you." Tina said compassionately, "You should have told us, though!"

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    2. That was awesome and glad Angie talk to her moms and tell them the true, and good that Angie break up with Alex and now let see her go talk to Jean. Please post more, thanks!

    3. Glad that Angie talked to her mother’s but she didn’t quite tell them the whole truth, she did not tell them about Jean but I most sincerely hope she does tell them and not keep it a secret. Hopefully she understands that they jut want her to be safe, well and happy and have a good school year and good friends. Honesty is always the best policy. When I was a kid, I told my mom everywhere I was going and if I changed locations I would always call her and tell her where we were going and I never missed curfew.Even if I hadn’t called her someone would have told her where I was seen, what time and who I was with. And if they knew I wasn’t supposed to be where they saw me or who I was with, they would chastise me and then tell my mother, and they would have taken me home. I didn’t stand a chance of doing anything wrong, too many eyes and telephones. Those were the days where cell phones hadn’t even been thought of, no one had that concept yet. I grew up at a time when every well-meaning adult that knew you was your substitute parent and would get on you if you were doing something you had no business. lol. Great update. Thanks.

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