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    All the Small Things–Chapter 6

                The crowd at the Planet then started chanting, “Get the fuck out,” as Jodi and Tina engaged in a staredown. Jodi’s companion then pulled her away from the crowd and outside of the Planet, and as they got out, a good deal of the crowd followed them and continued chanting until their car pulled out of the curb and drove into the road. Bette looked at Tina in awe.

                “Are you okay?” Kit asked Bette and Tina, as both of them slumped into chairs. She then called for water from the server and smiled smugly. “Even Jodi gets scared by a mob.”

                “She better not come back here if she knows what’s good for her,” Shane said, as the crowd came back and the music started playing again. “I swear, Bette, your ex’s a bitch.”

                “Don’t we know that already?” Alice said. She then looked at the other blonde, who looked like she wasted whatever energy she had left in that confrontation. “Tina?”

                “I’m fine,” Tina replied, downing the rest of her martini. “I’m just… a little thirsty.”

                “Well, thank goodness for your housemate,” Kit said, nudging Bette. “You would have just stood there like a rock and let her steamroller you until you got home and cried alone.”

                “Kit, I don’t really want to talk about it.” Bette replied quietly.

                “Well, I do, and thank goodness for Tina Kennard,” Kit said, giving Tina a high-five.

     

                Bette keyed in the door as she and Tina resumed the places they had taken on the couch last Friday. When last Friday had been fun and enjoyable, this Friday was traumatizing, for lack of a better word. Bette took out a bottle of champagne and two glasses and pondered at what just happened this night. While Alice and Shane weren’t all that sure of what to do, Tina seemed to have just made her mind up on the spot and stood up to Jodi when even she was barely able to. But she just said what needed to be said to her, and put her in the tightest spot she could be in. No one would want to associate with her and that woman as long as they were in Los Angeles.

                Tina silently accepted the glass and drank from it. She still wasn’t sure if she should break her personal rule and talk about Jodi with Bette. After what happened this evening, she couldn’t even believe it herself. She then downed half of her glass as Bette cleared her throat.

                “I guess Eric shouldn’t cross your path now, huh?” Bette softly teased. Tina smiled. Bette really did have a way of making her smile at her worst moments.

                “So should Jodi,” Tina said, as she put the glass down on the table. “I’m sorry I had to butt in on a crucial moment. I just… she’s so persistent. I couldn’t stand the arrogance anymore. I didn’t mean to intrude on your business, Bette, really. I’m sorry if you thought I did that.”

                “I’m thankful, actually,” Bette said thoughtfully. “When you guys defended me, I just felt so charged. I felt like I had all that live energy and I could channel it at that moment. I finally got to say what I should have said the first time we had a confrontation of that kind. So, thanks.”

                “Hey,” Tina said, looking at Bette, motioning the brunette to look at her directly. The brunette looked up as she smiled helpfully. “We’re your gals, remember?”

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    Comments

    1. Really great update….since the beach got cancelled, I think it’s time they reschedule or perhaps a nice relaxing day by the pool w/ just B&T to reacquaint themselves w/ what the other looks like in a bikini ;) Love T’s protective side…things are looking good, can’t wait for the next one!

    2. Interesting way for them to begin a relationship….protecting each other. Feeling have definitely started to form. Great update…just waiting for the next one!

    3. Tina is blissfully unaware of Bette’s innate power to subconsciously attract. Oh…and it makes for a delicious story. Tina is going to suddenly find herself head over heels…PPS!

    4. Loving the progression of this story, blueskies. I like that you’re developing a solid friendship first and then, hopefully, allowing their feelings to surface. Love the alpha Tina!

    5. Just caught up with this story and I love it. Looks like there will be a solid friendship first then the romance and both are building very well. Also love Alpha Tina. Jodi has just mixed with the wrong woman. When Tina becomes protective of Bette there is no one more fierce. jodi had better watch out.Love this story. PPS

    6. YEAh go tina!!! tina and jodie in a smackdown!!LOL but i don’t think jodie is done yet… she tends to be a little thick headed sometimes!! :)PPS

    7. That a girl Tina. Jodi I wouldn’t come back if I were you. The closer Tina gets to Bette the more protective she’s going to get. And you do not want a pissed off Tina Kennard coming at you cos you messed with her woman.

    8. I love Bette and Tina bonding slowly as friends. It should make that spark ignite a bonfire when the time comes. Tina’s passionate defense of Bette when Jodi tried to cause drama was BRILLIANT!

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