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    All the Small Things–Chapter 8

                “You don’t want to see me again?” Henry said, as Tina heard the screech of a car.

                How could he have guessed it? Tina stopped pacing the room in shock.

                “Henry, it’s not like that at all. You’re nice, you’re smart, and you’re really great–”

                “But?”

                “But–” Tina muttered, pacing around the room once more. “I don’t think–”

                “Tina, it’s okay,” Henry intervened. “I think I have an idea.”

                “What do you mean you have an idea?” Tina asked.

                “Your housemate?” Henry asked, as Tina silently nodded. “You were talking about her a lot.” Tina’s eyes widened at the statement. Was she? “That kind of sign was pretty hard to miss. And the way you looked at her this morning? I knew I wasn’t going to get a second date.”

                “I just—I really didn’t think this would happen. I’m sorry I kept your hopes up.”

                “Hey, it’s okay. You know what they say,” Henry said, as Tina heard the car engine start up. “True love comes from the most unexpected places. Take care, Tina. I’ll see you around.”

                Tina then dropped her phone on the bed. The world just pushed her one step closer to Bette Porter, and if no one did something soon, she sure as hell would be the one doing it.

     

    Sunday, a few weeks after Tina’s date

     

                Bette woke up to the sound of a car honking. She rubbed her eyes, sat up slowly, and grabbed her alarm clock. She groaned when she saw the numbers. It was eight-thirty in the morning. She smiled at the recollection of what happened the night before. After two years and a little over three months, she finally had the courage to ask someone out on a date. Alice and Dana recommended her to ask out a girl that they had met during a weekend they spent outside L.A. for the Subaru campaign that Dana was on. She then found out, through Alice, that the girl once dated a friend of Jane Edwards’. With a little help, she got a date with one Monica Holt.

                Monica was a tall, tan, and definitely beautiful artist. She worked on glass, sometimes on clay, but most of the time she worked on glass and was a full-time photographer. Bette was amazed by her. She had total dedication to her work, she was passionate, she was articulate, and she was very, very sexy. She was also very courteous and definitely worthy of the adulation the art world was giving her. They had a great time the night before, and one that ended in her home, and left a warm spot on her bed. She noticed a note on her bedside table and read it.

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    1. In four each should be able to see how the other feels. Tina is always giving Bette a hug. Did she ever just keep her in her arms and kiss her. Do we call them women of steel? Love this,story Post soon.

    2. u didn’t disappoint me afterall they both had an eiphany. they just need to talk but guess they’ll just get drunk and then fall into each other’s arms…seems like they are both avoiders…who need their friends to do an ‘intervention’…pps

    3. Great story.I cant help but remember a friend crush of my own with the whole drunk as a skunk scenario:-)cant wait to see how long they can keep it secret and if they will end of telling each other about their feelings …..in rehab;-)

    4. You have drawn a wonderful parallel between the two of them. Both too fearful to take the next step. I can’t wait to see who finally is courageous enough to take the risk. My bet is on Tina…PPS!

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