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    All the Small Things–Chapter 3

                “Bette, it doesn’t mean that you’re that kind of person if you do that with her,” Dusty assured. “Sure, people do that, but sometimes it’s just a matter of circumstance.”

                “That’s true.” Max added, nodding at Dusty’s statement. “But you do know that you have to take it slowly, otherwise you’ll lose a housemate, a potential friend, and maybe even a potential life partner. And you might be slapped with a lawsuit.”

                Alice rolled her eyes. “Max, don’t encourage her to keep it in.”

                Helena then rolled her eyes and shook her head. “Max and Dusty have a point.”

                Bette smiled at Max. Finally. Someone who got it. “Thank you, Max, for saying all the reasons why I can’t do this. It’s only been two days. I need more time and strategy for that.”

                “What do you plan to do?” Alice asked, leaning forward.

                “I don’t know,” Bette said, shrugging in front of all her friends. “Be friends, be close. If it goes so well, I’ll go after her. If it doesn’t, well, what’s another loss in my life?”

     

     

                “Hey, hey, hey.” Jane Edwards greeted, nudging their newest Senior Executive at the crafts table. Tina rolled her eyes at her and shrugged. She was used to Jane’s good-natured teasing—she had been doing that ever since they met at a conference in New York and became good friends. When Tina moved in with Eric and moved to LA, she first sought Jane’s company. Jane became the first friend that she had in the area and she was privy to what was going on between her and Eric. She even suggested her to follow him to see what he was up to. Now that they were working on a movie together, her presence was going to be harder to ignore.

                “Good morning,” Tina greeted, waiting for her coffee mug to be filled.

                “You look better this morning,” Jane said. “Did you do something to your hair?”

                Tina chuckled slightly. Her hair? “No.”

                “What did you do, then? Because I swear, Tina, you look better.”

                “I broke up with Eric,” Tina replied flippantly. “And I met a new friend.”

                “Oh yeah?” Jane asked, getting herself a sandwich. “Who? When? Where?”

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    Comments

    1. Hmmm, I think Jane may be a lesbian or at least acknowldges an attraction to women, considering she said she was jealous of Tina…I like that T has recognized that B has a lot of admirable & desirable qualities in a partner or friend, regardless of gender….Thx & can’t wait for the next one!

    2. Jane seems like quite the character, it will be interesting to see her revealed throughout the story. I am so looking forward to seeing who gets the guts to go after who…Tina or Bette? I kind of think Tina will start realizing what she feels and give Bette some sign.

    3. Jane is both likable and the perfect sounding board for Tina’s Bette-related thoughts. Bette has her work cut out for her, but I have no worries about her ability to change Tina’s mind. Thanks for the update, and PPS!

    4. So, is Jane a lesbian?…because she seems to know a lot about one for not being in that community. This story is really good…keep ’em coming!

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