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    Bandaged Hands, 2

    Tina blushed as Bette continued, “I want to trip over your slippers, and for you to wear my t-shirts to bed. I want it all of it.” Bette kissed Tina, slowly, deeply, until Tina gushed under her control. “And, what about—Shane?”

    “What about her,” Bette asked, resting her forehead to Tina’s. “I want there to be a place for her in our lives.”

    “But we don’t even know where she is. Dana said she looked all over but couldn’t find her.”

    “Well, then, we’re just going to have to find her ourselves.”

    “Now? Oh, Tina, I can’t—I still have to finish the letter I’m working on and I somehow have to figure out how to use this projector one of the artists dropped off…”

    “Bette,” Tina said, “She’s our sister and she’s out there doing, god only knows what…”

    Bette opened the door to her office and walked over to the desk. Taking a seat, she said, “She’s a big girl, you know, she can take care of herself.”

    “Well, I don’t care, I’m still very concerned about her.”

    “Okay, alright, just let me finish up here and we’ll go,” Bette said, as she looked down at the papers on her desk. “But let me ask you this—what happens if she doesn’t want anything to do with us? I mean, she’s the one who walked away and disappeared, Tina.”

    She sat down on the couch and stared as Bette continued to proof read the letter she had been struggling with. Some time had passed before she said, “You’re right, if she wants us in her life, she knows where to find us—if she needs us.”

    Bette didn’t take her eyes from the paper. She simply smiled and nodded, “It’s really better if we don’t force her, you’ll see.”

    Bette walked up to the counter and said, “Lillian Porter,” to which the receptionist asked, “Are you family?” She nodded, “I’m her daughter.” Bette could feel her stomach tighten as the woman’s face fell serious. “Do you know how to get to that part of the hospital, dear?” Bette nodded, “Yes, I’ve been here before.” She handed her the pass and pointed to the hall entrance, and Bette graciously smiled at the security guard as she passed, making her way to the last set of elevators on the left.

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    Comments

    1. Whoa…heavy stuff. Bette’s Mom must have told her things when she was dying and now starts the guilt trip. Great chapter Girl, can’t wait for your next update.

    2. WOW, but did bette really know? she might have know about a baby, doesn’t mean she know it was shane…. anyway it’s time for bette to start yapping to tina and stop this hidding crap… :)PPS

    3. I hope this means that Bette will finally open up to Tina and share what is going on with her memories. I wonder if Bette remembered until now what happened with her Mom as she was dying. I look forward to the next chapter.

    4. So in reality Bette knew about Shane but did nothing, But how can a kid do anything about her mother’s condition. Bette was probably in teens or younger when Shane was conceived so there really was not much that Bette could have done.

    5. bette has to know that what happened with shane , as a baby, was not her fault… what was she supposed to do , go out and bring her home… it was all on melvin’s head… he was the one who didn’t want to help with the baby… so i hope tina convinces bette that none of this was her fault… PPS

    6. Boy this is really going to be a very heavy conversation when she talks to Tina and that is something she must do. And is Bette’s mother really deceased or did Melvin hide her in some clinic somewhere? I really need to go back and read again, I don’t remember. PPS

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