Tina woke up from screaming and yelling. She knew it weren’t her parents or siblings, it sounded too far away. She rolled to the side and saw Bette also opening her eyes. They were both naked.

“What the fuck?” Bette murmured.

“I don’t know what that is. I think I’m going to call security.” Tina said and rolled out of bed. Bette couldn’t help but smile seeing Tina’s naked back. Tina took her I-Phone and called the security who told Tina that they tried to get the protesters away but it wasn’t working. Tina asked who they were.  The Coalition of Concerned Citizens. Tina sighed and asked what they wanted. They wanted that Tina stopped appearing in public with her girlfriend because it was bad influence on the children and young adults. Tina rolled her eyes and told the guards to call the police, now. They said they would and Tina stopped the call.

“It’s that stupid bitch Faye Buckley. She wants us to stop appearing in public together because we are bad influence.” Tina said in a whiney voice. Bette laughed.

“Oh my God. That’s so stupid. Does she really think we are going to listen to a woman that looks like a pig? Jesus Christ.” Bette said  and warped her arms around Tina’s waist, kissing her warm shoulder, enjoying the feel of the skin beneath her lips. “Come back to bed. I’ll let you forget her.”

Tina chuckled. “How?”

Bette moved Tina’s hair out of the way and sucked on Tina’s earlobe. “You know how…” She said seductively. Tina smiled and let herself be pulled back into the bed.

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Teenz In Hollywood – Monday – The COCC on Tina Kennard’s Doorstep!

Yesterday morning, 68 members of the COCC (Coalition Of Concerned Citizens) protested in front of Tina’s house. They demanded that Tina would stop appear in public with her girlfriend. You can guess Tina’s answer, right?

Tina’s fans are concerned about this event. They don’t want her and Bette getting hurt. They are scared that it will get out of hand.

Faye Buckley, the ‘leader’ or the group, has a blog and reacted on the whole commotion:

We of the COCC don’t want to hurt Ms. Kennard and Ms. Porter in any way. I am not responsible for other people’s actions and if they do hurt them, I haven’t said they should. I and many other people are concerned about the influence these two people have on children. We think that they can encourage young people to become homosexual. We don’t care what they do in the privacy of their home, but when they come outside do they really have to hold hands and kiss each other?