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    A Day To Remember

    " Are you feeling alright? You look awfully pale!"

    "I’m fine really." Bette replied hoping that Tina never discovered the reason for her blanching.

    "Can you help me find Ms Peabody’s English literature class? If you don’t mind. I have it next and they gave me this map but I’m useless with these things. I figured you could tell me quicker where it was than trying to figure it out on my own."

    Bette’s pulse raced at Tina’s words. Today is your lucky day Porter

    "Ummm sure actually you can just follow me that’s where I’m headed now. I have it next too"

    "Really? Thanks that would be great." Tina replied tilting her head up to smile as she spoke.

    Rounding the last corner before Peabody’s class Bette and Tina found themselves walking straight into the middle of group of girls. Bette sensed more than saw Tina’s response. The blond stiffened as though to prepare herself for a blow.

    "Hey Porter there you are! We were looking for you after Barnhouse’s class. You didn’t come out for a smoke. What’s up with that?" the apparent leader of the group said as Bette and Tina approached. The well proportioned redhead’s eyes suddenly registered Tina’s existence and a sharkish smile crossed her lips.

    "Playing buddy to the newbie Porter? How charitable of you or did you bring her so we could have some fun?"

    Bette could feel Tina stiffen even further at the comment and turned slightly to glance at Tina’s face. To her surprise the stiffening she had taken to be a sign of weakness was anything but Tina’s hazel eyes flashed with anger and Bette suddenly decided that she might have to worry about her best friend’s wellbeing.

    The mask Tina presented was something she had mastered early in life. Her family moved frequently with her father being transfered from one airbase to another and she was far too familiar with the phenomenon of picking on the new girl. She had learned by 3rd grade that if you looked or acted vulnerable you’d get eaten alive. Until now when her eyes had met Bette Porter’s she had been alone in this fight but she was sure she had seen a flicker of something in the brunette’s eyes that said not this time.

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    1. Leesa, this was fantastic! We enjoyed the details you used to describe how special the connection and bond between B&T is. Very sweet and charming story. You left a huge smile on our faces. PPS – Lucero & Marsha (JC’s Salsa Aunties from Mexico City)

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