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    Reflections

    Bette knocked on the door to their en suite bathroom as she spoke.

    "Tee, are you okay?"

    "Just nervous about my parents coming today," Tina responded from the other side. "I’ll be fine."

    Bette cringed as she heard Tina continue to vomit. She knew she wouldn’t be sick for long. She’d barely eaten anything in days; always with the excuse that she just wasn’t hungry.

    ‘I hope this goes well,’ Bette thought to herself. She made her way to the kitchen to start some coffee.

    Bette didn’t recall much of the events surrounding her own coming out. She contemplated how Melvin had reacted. It was a very matter of fact conversation. He concluded it was a phase, she let him live in his denial, and life continued on. His affection for his daughter didn’t change, however it likely helped that she’d just been accepted to do her Master’s degree at Yale. He was much more focused on that piece of news, and was more than willing to let the other tidbit pass without too much scrutiny.

    Tina walked into the kitchen and fell into a chair at the table.

    "I’m going to be so glad when this is over with," she said resignedly. "It’s getting to the point where I don’t even care what they think anymore."

    "Tee, I honestly can’t imagine that two people who raised someone like you are going to react poorly to the news," Bette said. "Are you going to have something to eat this morning?"

    "No, thanks," Tina replied. "I’ll try for some dry toast mid morning."

    "Are you sure you don’t want me to come with you to the airport?"

    "I’ll leave right from work, pick them up and bring them back here," Tina replied. "There’s no sense in your coming all the way out to the airport when we’re just going to end up going out again from here."

    "Our reservations are for seven, so I’m thinking perhaps get them relaxed with some dinner and wine, and you can have ‘the talk’ when we’re back home," Bette suggested.

    "I had the same idea," Tina replied. "Either way, they’re not the type to make a scene, but I would just as soon we were in the privacy of our own home if they started in with the odd questions parents can sometimes come up with."
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    1. Can’t wait to see what the parents have to say!! I hope it is something that makes all of Tina’s anxiety symptoms be for nothing…like..they knew all along!!

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