"Oh God" Bette breathed and squeezed Tina’s thighs as the phone continued to vibrate, "Don’t be long"

"Porter! Stop being such a hornball!"

"Mind your business Alice" Bette never took her eyes off Tina, looking at her with a hunger that made her squirm in her seat.

Tina chuckled and leaned in for a swift kiss before taking deep breath and finally answering her phone.

"Hello? Roger, hi! How are you?"

Bette smiled at her girlfriend’s professional tone, she always found it so sexy. Figuring it was best for both of them, she turned back around to face her table and casually put her arm behind Tina’s chair. She was more or less focused on the wild conversations her friends were having, trying to will her thriving libido to calm down and hoping Tina could get off the phone soon.

"Oh my God yeah, it was amazing! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this opportunity, thank you so much. Everything was just so perfect, it was beautiful . . . What? Oh . . thank you"

Bette raised an eyebrow when Tina’s tone suddenly became shy. She kept her head forward but watched Tina from the corner of her eye and noticed that the blonde was even blushing a little. Roger must have given her a compliment.

Bette didn’t feel threatened or jealous in the slightest. In fact, she found it incredibly adorable and amusing how Tina could be tough and independent but she could also be so shy.

"That’s a very sweet offer but I really can’t accept . . huh? Oh stop, you’re too much"

Bette raised both eyebrows at her girlfriend’s flirtatious tone, turning her head to watch her girlfriend laugh so carelessly and tuck a strand of hair behind her ear. That alone made Bette smile and shake her head at her girlfriend’s charm.

Unbelievable. She’s flirting with him

Bette watched her lover with an amused smile, continuing to shake her head at how oblivious Tina was to her actions. Surprisingly enough, it didn’t bother Bette. There was no hidden meaning behind Tina’s tone and she was in no way leading Roger on or stepping over her boundaries. She was simply being her warm and gracious self, very unlike her cousin.