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    Bette’s Loss and Gain (Part Six)

     

    “Bette?”  Gail drew back.  “You just broke up with your boyfriend tonight.  This isn’t right.”

     

    “Don’t talk.”

     

    “No, you need to digest what’s gone down.”

     

    “I don’t have the slightest hesitation, Gail.”  She stared at Gail with incredible desire.

     

    Gail stepped away from her and moved to the other side of the counter where she looked at Bette who was breathing heavily and whose eyes had darkened with lust.  “It’s not cool, Bette.  I don’t want to be this rebound thing.  I’m not sure where we’re going with this, but I know I don’t want to be a new, fresh rebound.”

     

    Bette’s eyes cleared and she walked a step to the counter where she grasped Gail’s hand.  “You’re not a re-bound, you’re the rea-son.  It’s different.”

     

    “I don’t want to be the reason for you changing your life,” Gail replied.

     

    “That can’t be helped.  Maybe I would have gone the way I had been forever if you hadn’t come along, but you did.  Now, I’m ready to deal with it.

     

    “I’m not…yet.  Can I have some time?” 

     

    Looking into her eyes, Bette wondered if Gail was yanking her chain.  Instantly, Gail saw that.  “Just a little time?”

     

    “Gail, I want you to know that I’m actually quite decisive in my life.  I tend to research and weigh the alternatives and options.  Once I’ve done that and made a decision, I generally stick with it.  I’ve always lived that way.  I don’t stray from my plan, but sometimes I change it because I’ve changed.  Case in point.”

     

    “A little,” Gail repeated, holding her hand up, her finger and thumb half an inch apart.

     

    _____

     

    Later in the evening, the deejay had reached the top five in the ongoing countdown.  ‘Crazy for You,’ by Madonna came on and Bette who was only half reading an art history text turned to Gail and said, “Do you dance?”

     

    “Not well, but I can slow dance, if that’s what you’re asking.”

     

    “I love this song.”

     

    Gail walked over to where Bette sat on the sofa and with an outstretched arm, offered her hand to her.  Bette, slipped her hand in Gail’s and was lifted from the sofa into her arms. 

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