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    After The Storm

    “T…” Bette sighed.

    “No Bette, just drop it”

    “Tina, you’re their daughter, they would want you to tell them”

    “There is no need to worry them, it’s just a small lump and I’m having it removed, it’s not a big deal”

    “But it is a big deal…it’s cancer”

    “Dammit Bette” Tina said as she stood abruptly from the couch “Can you just stop telling me what I should and shouldn’t do” she yelled at her friend, tears were making their way down her cheeks.

    “Don’t you think I have enough on my mind without you pressuring me to do things I don’t want to do” she continued “I know I have fucking cancer Bette, you don’t need to tell me that!” she yelled before turning and walking towards the front door “I’m going home”

    Bette was left sitting speechless on the couch before realizing that the blonde was in fact leaving.

    “Wait! T!” she yelled, getting up from the couch and quickly making her way to the front door where Tina was grabbing her bag and reaching for the door.

    “Wait…T, please” Bette said, gently placing her hand on her best friends shoulder “I’m sorry…please don’t leave”

    Tina stood with her back to Bette contemplating whether to leave or stay. She really didn’t want to go home, she liked being with the brunette in her home, it was a good distraction. She knew if she went home her thoughts would be occupied with nothing but worry and fear.

    “Fine” she sighed “I’m staying” she said, dropping her bag onto the floor before turning to face the brunette. Bette smiled at Tina before lovingly tucking a stray lock of blonde hair behind her ear.

    “You look tired, let’s go to bed” she said getting a small “ok” in return from the blonde.

    Once settled in bed Tina cuddled up into the brunette letting out a sigh. Bette embraced her, letting one hand soothingly stroke up and down Tina’s arm.

    “Remember when we had our first sleepover?” Bette asked with a smile.

    “Yeah” Tina couldn’t help but smile as she remembered that night “I was upset because Josh asked Brittany to the winter formal and not me” she chuckled.

    “And I was holding you just like this, trying to comfort you” Bette smiled “Telling you that you were the most beautiful girl in the whole school and that Josh was an ass for not seeing that”

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    Comments

    1. Oh Tina, I know exactly what you’re going through, but opt for the reconstruction and tell your parents. Good for Bette for sticking with her. Thanks for the update.

    2. My mom died of breast cancer. This is hard to read but i know u will make tina a fighter and she will survive. The feelings that u r describing is so real that i think u know someone who went thru this.pps

    3. Great chapter. I feel sorry for Tina, she really needs to let her parents know whats going on and let the doctor schedule the restructing. Thanks for posting.

    4. Unfortunately, it’s becoming increasingly uncommon to not be affected in some way by cancer nowadays. I’m interested to see how Tina and Bette handle this. Maybe Bette will be able to convince Tina to let her parents know. Thanks for the post, pokerface.

    5. I like the story – well written with an interesting premise. I will cautiously keep reading. (I only say that because I tend to avoid fiction of the ‘tragic’ variety. There’s enough mayhem in real life, I try to keep my casual reading to the lighthearted variety.) I look forward to more!

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