Always Remember What Is Important! (Part 1 of 3)

Angelica laid in bed staring at the ceiling trying to drown out the shouts and screams coming from her parent’s bedroom. Lately the Porter-Kennard household has been in shambles as Bette and Tina continue to fight continuously over the smallest things. Tears began to roll down Angie’s eyes as she listen to the words being said, she hated seeing her parents being so ugly towards each other but ever since Bette started working with Kelly Wentworth things have been on the rocks. Although Tina trusted Bette, she still had her insecurities ever since Bette’s affair years ago and Kelly made it no better, she continued to flirt and make passes at Bette. Tina felt that Bette should stand up to Kelly and tell her to go to hell, even though she would never tell Bette to quit her job but she didn’t like the fact that they was working together. Bette feels that she have paid the price for her infidelities and Tina should be pass it already and give her the trust she deserves without questioning.

Inside Bette and Tina’s room…

Bette: Tina we’re done talking about this!

Tina was walking around the bedroom changing into her night clothes and Bette was sitting on the edge of the bed facing the wall.

Tina: Bette you don’t fucking tell me when we’re done talking about something! That’s your problem all you want to do is ignore the elephant in the room but yet let her continue to come on to you.

Bette: She does not come on to me Tina.

Tina: You got to be fucking kidding me…she wants you Bette and everyone know it.

Bette: Well I don’t want her, I want you but you’re so damn worry about me and other women that you don’t see that.

Tina: How could I when you’re always with that whore!

Bette: Fuck Tina! What do you want me to do…quit my job, yeah that would be great for you want it…you would love to be the bread winner so you can treat me like shit again!

Tina: I didn’t treat you like shit Bette.

Bette: Like hell you didn’t Tina…I would never say or do the things you did to me when I was out of work…the way you acted whenever I would buy something I can never forget that.