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    Chapter 2

    My Mom was quick to add her two cents before the topic dissipated, ”Arizona, you know your father and I support your preference completely. Just be careful, we don’t want what happened in Chicago to repeat itself.” she gazed at me with parental devotion and sincerity, but the mention of Chicago wanted me to empty my stomach contents into the nearest sink, or toilet, or my Mom’s good vase if it was closest.

    ”I – I know Mom. It – it’s not like that with Calliope.” I managed to stammer out, I was sure all the blood had drained from my face and I was forgetting how to breathe. This was anxiety at its finest.

    ”OK sweetie. OK we trust you. It’s up to you, and if you two decide to change your mind, just know that I like Callie.” My Mom finished with a wink.

    ”OK Mom.”

    ”And Arizona, I know your growing up but under no circumstances are you and this Callie to engage in…’hanky panky’ under this roof. Understood?” His face was stern but I could see the hint of a smile tugging at the corners of his lips.

    ”Oh my God, hanky-panky Dad? Really?” No longer experiencing anxiety, but now completely mortified at this conversation with my dear mother and father, I groaned and thumped my head against the dining room table. My Dad joined my Mom in laughing at my complicated, complex and apparently very obvious lack of a love life.

    …

    ”He – He what?” Calliope was laughing so hard I heard a thud and alot of scrambling around in the background.

    ”Callie? You there?”

    She was breathless as she retrieved the phone, ”Hey, sorry, I dropped my phone I was laughing so hard.” She started to chuckle again at my unfortunate conversation with my parents.

    ”It’s not funny Calliope. It was extremely awkward and now they think you and I are going at it when we’re actually doing Chemistry.” I was frowning because I wanted the latter to be true, not just a figment of my parent’s highly influential imagination.

    ”It’s hilarious Arizona. He used the exact phrase ’no hanky-panky’?” She erupted into those glorious fits of giggles again and I couldn’t resist joining her. The situation was quite funny, despite how absolutely humiliating it may have been at the time.

    Comments

    1. I like this series, and the two girls in particular. is a cute couple together. I only regret not more developed their relationship on the screen (but maybe here) :)
      I like the way you write, I love to see the story on the basis of Arizona’s narrative that you gently link the past with little reference to the present.
      I look forward to the next chapter.

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