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    To Die Standing Chptr. 8

    …“I’m not willing to risk my reputation on a project that is amateur film school material at best. These re-writes have to be done by a professional, not someone who is emotionally attached to the material the way it is.” Tina was trying to keep her anger in check. This was the second rewrite that came in on this one particular project and it seemed like they only added ‘the’ to the title. She was frustrated and very easily tipped if one more thing seemed to impede her pleasant day. A few more curt and emotionless words were spoken and Tina slammed down her phone. She sat back and rested both hands on her forehead feeling like she needed to scream at or hit someone. It was noon and her day hadn’t had one high note. Her day started out so great, she’d woken up thinking about her incredibly sweet date last night with Bette, so much so she’d ran late to work. Oddly enough she didn’t care; her super ‘high’ was impenetrable, until she stepped into her office.  Everything seemed wrong and required her immediate attention.

    “Tina you have a delivery.”  Her intercom blared out into her nearly serene silence. She couldn’t help the almost defeated feeling that invaded her body and that displayed itself on her face. She immediately thought it was another project messengered over to her from someone so she answered back.

    “Can you just sign for it and I’ll pick it up on my way out.”

    “I’m sorry I can’t. It has to be delivered to you.”

    “Fine.”  Tina curtly answered back.

    A moment later her door opened; in walked a well dressed waiter carrying enough equipment to provide Tina with her ordered lunch. He began setting up his burners and skillets all the while Tina sat at her desk confused and a little thrown by these actions. She stood up and began to approach the young man who seemed to be ignoring her inquisitive stares. Then in walked another waiter carrying a small white box. He saw Tina and immediately smiled he raised his hand to read the envelope he was told to deliver.

    “Ms. Tina?” he asked looking at her and saw how her brow stayed stitched together through her head nods. He politely smiled and placed the envelope on top of the box and handed it to her, “Have a nice day ma’am.”

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    1. Thanks so much for the update. I missed these characters. I’m glad they’re taking their time with this “dating” thing and making sure that their friendship remains intact. It sounds like you have a tough decision to make about your job situation. I don’t think you’ll go wrong with whichever path you choose.

    2. Wonderful update. They are just the most loving family because that is just what they are whether or not they see it or believe it just yet. Tina is mommy and Bette is mama. Love the story and the way you write them. Thanks.

    3. This is a lovely story. I really like the way you portray Bette and Tina’s characters, their great friendship and the budding romance. Definitely one of my favorite stories. Good luck with the job situation and post when you can.

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