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Bette’s Two Home Visits
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“No. As long as they are supervised.”
“Well as you can see, they are well-supervised. Why did you come back here, did you not get an answer at the front door?”
“I didn’t ring the bell. I was planning a surprise of my own.”
“I see.” Winnie dismissed the woman and returned to her children.
Roberta climbed the back-porch stairs and peered into the house through the sliding glass doors. She could clearly see Bette and Tina sitting on the floor playing with Angie. Three men and a woman sat around the living room laughing and talking.
Bette was the first to notice her. She got up and walked to the door and slid it open.
“Roberta. What are you doing back here? Did you ring the doorbell? I’m sure we would have heard you?”
“No. The gate was open, so I just came on back.”
“We usually keep it locked, but Winnie’s out there …”
“I know she told me. You did remember I was coming today didn’t you? I wasn’t expecting you to have guests.”
“Well you didn’t give a time, besides these are not guests. This is our family and it’s a special occasion. The kid’s grandmother is back from a year-long sabbatical. She’s surprising Wilson and Jung Yin, and meeting Angie for the very first time.”
“I don’t understand. The three children have the same grandmother. Is this Tina’s side of the family?”
“Actually no. It’s my side.”
I thought your mother was deceased.”
“She died when I was nine. Peggy is a maternal presence in my life and she’s surrogate grandmother to Angie. Winnie is her daughter-in-law and the children are her grandchildren. In case you haven’t noticed, we’re a modern blended family. I hope that’s not a problem.”
“No, but it can interfere with the evaluation.”
“Why would it.”
“I’m here for a home-study of Angelica’s environment.”
“Wouldn’t that include the significant people in her life? You asked about men last time.”
“And if I recall you didn’t answer. Instead you made it sound dirty.”
“Actually it was you that made it sound dirty, and rather insulting to insinuate that because we are lesbians we wouldn’t expose our daughter to male influences. In fact, she has three very significant men in her life that are right here if you care to meet them.”
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Hi! Thank you for the chapter!
But i must say that even if i don’t like character Roberta both in the TLW and in your story ironically that the only real obstacle for Bette in TLW on her way for adopting Angelica was only Bette herself when she as trying to go to court and than to kidnap Angelica.
Hey Bat, it took awhile to write this chapter, but wow it was worth the waiting!!!!
I never liked or cared for Roberta and i think you did a excellent job to show her true colors.
And how Bette told her of about what she finds important to show and learn Angie, well done. The same for Tina, so happy to read how she supported Bette and came up for her!!!!
Looks like Helena is loosing it, she gets what she deserves, finally!!!
Looking forward to the next chapter!!!
Hi
Thanks BAT really enjoyed this.
Have I said how much I enjoy having you back posting? :-)
SG
Another great chapter, I am so glad that Tina told Roberta what was what. People with those types of biases should not be in the social work business. And I think she is lucky it was Melvin and not Peggy that heard the conversation she was having with Bette. Can’t wait for the next chapter. PPS
Hello Bat, thanks for another wonderful chapter. Oh my, that Roberta character was a super bitch on the show and you let her show that continuation, didn’t like her then and even less this time. So happy you let Bette and Tina give her what for as well as Melvin chiming in with his summation of her and that nasty attitude. She doesn’t know this but, if Peggy P had added her two cents worth she might be looking for another job, and it hasn’t been determined that Peggy won’t intervene, she has a long reach and knows all kinds of people. I really liked that Tina gave her a piece of her mind as well without tearing her apart. She is really in the wrong profession with her biases and attitude, God bless those that don’t have as much help as our girls and that have to put up with that woman. There are people like her all over the Social Services environment. Again, thanks for a great chapter. Thanks for posting. Have a great week.
Hi BAT2012, hope all is well with you. I’m kind of missing your fic and would love to read a new chapter. No rush, but, it has been over a month since we have heard from you. Do you think we could get a quick chapter or two sometime soon? : )