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    Broken Girls with Strange Frames (Ch. 17)

     

    “It’s just, I’ve been thinking,” I managed to say before I dissolved because her fingers were teasing along the flesh of my inner thighs, trailing upwards. I bit my lip.

     

    “Yeah?” she said quietly. She pressed her lips to mine, worked her mouth down toward my neck. “Are you getting better at that, then?” she mumbled against me, lingering against the pulse of my throat.

     

    “Funny,” I gasped as she rocked her hips against me. I wrapped my legs around her waist and dragged her closer. “No, look-” Bette squeezed her hand between us again and I relaxed my grip a little, giving her room. “Ah-Kyle’s mother is getting married again-”

     

    “How nice for her.” Bette lifted her head just long enough to smile before dipping her head lower, wrapping her lips around my nipple. I arched against her. “But entirely inappropriate as a topic of conversation right now,” she added.

     

    “I just thought, you know, I was invited, so, if you would come as my date…” I trailed off as I felt her fingers pushing my underwear aside.

     

    “Uh, when is it?” she asked in distraction. She teased me gently, her lips hovering above mine, her hot breath light and airy. I wet my lips, mumbled something incoherent. “What?” she whispered.

     

    “Not for a few months. Three, I think.”

     

    “Ah.”

     

    I held the back of her head with one hand and lowered her down and kissed her. She shifted. “What do you think?” I asked. She didn’t respond and I felt her slide inside me; I whimpered a little. My free hand clenched the couch cushions.

     

    I couldn’t enjoy it, though, if she was purposely trying to distract me, so I tried again. “Bette?”

     

    She sighed, her fingers stilled. “It’s a little early to be making plans, don’t you think?”

     

    “No. It’s a wedding.”

     

    “Yeah, but it’s three months away.”

     

    “Well, I mean…” I tried to steady my breathing. “I just think that it’s sort of a given that you’d be my date, so…”

     

    Bette looked frustrated. “It’s just-three months is a long way off, Alice.” She shifted a bit. “Don’t you think?”

     

    “It’s not really that far away.”

    Comments

    1. The funniest story of them all, I wonder when our pals are going to go to an art show at the “Bette” and possibly meet a certain someone… Looking forward to more great writing, and superbly hilarious character thoughts and dialogue. Thanks rachel_raj for the goodies…

    2. Alice is so obviously not the one. Seeing Bette’s insouciance about relationships with others, it’s gonna be a joy seeing her fall like a ton of bricks for Tina! But, I can wait!

      Loved being present at the actual creation of The Chart! So, a lot of good did come from this abortive mating afterall. And they did remain friends after, love having the knowledge of their future that they don’t have, know what I mean???

    3. Bette not being friends with her exes, laughing at the sickeningly cutesy relationships and falling hard. Yeah, those are all going to come back and bite her in the butt.

      The creation of The Chart…the original Big Bang! Thanks for including that.

    4. It’s like reading an extrmely history book written by Alice! The birth of the chart and seeing the changes Bette has made between then and now. Simply brillant. I cannot wait for more.

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