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    Leave The Memories Alone-Chapter 8

    Story written on August 7, 2012 by endeavour/tibetter24.
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    An accident that erases a lifetime of memories…

    Chapter 8

    "Didn’t you hear anything I said during that argument?" Bette said following Tina as she stormed up the stairs.

    "I did, but I remember that feeling in my heart," Tina said, "I really felt that Angie didn’t love me."

    "Don’t you see how much she’s trying to get you to remember her?" Bette said, "that can only mean she loves you."

    "I need to hear it from her," Tina said.

    Bette simply followed Tina upstairs, knowing that Tina didn’t need to remember her stubborness to actually be stubborn.

    She found Angie upstairs in her pajamas getting ready for bed. "Angie," Tina said.

    "Yeah?" Angie said.

    "I remembered something, and I wanna ask you something," Tina said.

    Bette appeared from the stairs, "Tina, ease into it."

    Tina didn’t even listen, she simply blurted, "do you love me?"

    "Tina!" Bette gasped.

    Angie’s eyes widened, "what? Of course I do!"

    "Then why didn’t you like spending time with me and talking to me?" Tina said.

    Angie lowered her gaze, "that was before, I regret my behavior and I’m so sorry."

    "You regret it because of what happened to me?" Tina said.

    Angie started crying.

    "Tina, that’s enough," Bette said stepping in between them.

    "I’m sorry, I don’t remember exactly everything that happened between us, I only remember the pain and suffering, I just wanna understand," Tina said.

    Angie looked up wiping away her tears, "I caused you that much pain? Oh mummy I’m so sorry."

    "Shh," Bette said hugging Angie close.

    "So I didn’t do anything bad to you that made you hate me?" Tina asked.

    Bette and Angie nearly screamed, "NO!"

    Tina jumped, "Jesus, what are you trying to do give me a heart attack?"

    "I don’t ever want you to think that you were mean or bad, or even worse a bad mother," Bette said turning and caressing Tina’s face.

    "I never hated you mum," Angie said stepping forward timidly, "I just felt that I couldn’t relate to you, and I’m so stupid."

    "Couldn’t relate?" Tina said, "how do you mean?"

    "Well I’m biracial, Momma B is biracial, Johnathan is biracial," Angie said.

    "And I’m not."

    "I felt that you couldn’t really understand my problems," Angie said.

    "I think this is something you need to really discuss, sit down I’ll get us some tea," Bette said.

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    2. Angie is going thru those rebellious teen years where she thinks no one understands her and what she is going through as a teen. They are also hurtful towards the ones they love by saying hurtful and mean things and that is a problem with many of them. They think the things they are going through only started with them. They forget their parents were once as young as they are and experienced many things and learned to live through them and understanding that those things are from jealousy, ignorance and pure hatred at times. Angie is learning. YOu don’t miss what you have until it is gone or in this case almost gone. And with God’s blessing you get a second chance to tell that person you are sorry and appreciate and love them more.

    3. Thanks for the update. Yes, we all suffer from discrimination at times and need the understanding of others. But, we don’t know what we don’t ask about so communication is so important. Thanks for the wonderful story.

    6. Thank you, you hit all the points of my last comment.I am glad that Tina uunderstands Angie loves her very much, but hat child still needs an attitude adjustment and hopefully this accident has given it to her, PPS

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