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Can we get it back – Chapter 15
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“I love you too sweetie. More than anything.” Tina replies. There is a few moments of silence as Tina drives towards the store. “So you’re up for game night and pizza?” Tina asks again.
“Yeah, off course. It’ll be fun.” Angie replies enthusiastically.
“We’ll pop by the store before we’re home. Mama B wanted chocolate. And I thought about making a homemade pizza instead of takeway. What do you say? Homemade?” Tina asks Angie.
“Homemade, definitely. Nothing compares.” Angie agrees. Once parked, both jumps out of the car and walks inside to get the ingredients they would need.
15 minutes later they walk through the door at home. Walking by Bette on their way to the kitchen, they see she’s asleep. Once inside the kitchen Angie is curious about her mama B.
“So, how is she?” Angie asks, taking a seat by the kitchen island while Tina starts to make the pizza dough.
“She’s okay. She’s still dizzy while standing up and walking, but less than before, so that’s good. And the fatigue that comes creeping up on her. So we have to let her sleep and rest when her body tells her too. We’re not going to push her. We have to do everything to get her back 100%.” Tina says, looking lovingly over at Angie’s concerned face.
“Will she get back to 100%?” Angie carefully asks.
“We don’t know. When she starts the next treatment cycle, she will get more tired and need a lot of rest.” Tina says as she mixes all the ingredients for the pizza and starts mixing them together.
“But if they got the whole tumor when they operated, why would she need more treatment?” Angie asks curiously.
“Well they got the whole mass out, the tumor itself. But some cancer cells, might still be in there and the radiation will kill those cells that escaped the surgery.” Tina explains to Angie who listens carefully.
“Oh, okay. I see.” Angie nods her head.
“Maybe you can help with setting the table sweetie?” Tina says smiling.
“Yeah, sure.” Angie replies and jumps off the stool and starts to get the plates and glasses from the cupboards. Tina has turned on the oven and is rolling out the pizza dough and then put on the ingredients which is tomato sauce, ham and cheese, with a small section in one corner with pineapple for Tina. Bette and Angie do not like pineapple on pizza, but Tina loves it.
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Thank you for this update!
I think Tina needs to stop apologize already. And whats the game they all three want to play after dinner?
My Easter vacation started tonight and i hope to read a lot of updates! No pressure ????
I wish you a good vacation!
Love to see them as a family again and it is a wise decision of Tina to seek help from a specialist.
Great chapter, thank you!
I think its important that Tina did this apology. Making it public like this allows Angie and Bette to hold her accountable for her future actions. Should she consider leaving or avoiding problems in the future, she can be reminded gently that she pledged not to have a repeat performance and to work toward never allowing it to happen again. It allows Bette and Angie to participate in the solution rather than being bystanders and hoping everything works out. It is also a sign of sincerity. How believable would Tina be if she said I sorry for all the havoc and I don’t want to talk about the situation again. The apology is a part of discussion of what happened and why it happened. It is also a request for forgiveness. And generally forgiveness only follows a sincere and believable apology. Tina is merely acknowledging the pain and hurt she has caused. She needs this to move forward.
Thank you for this chapter. During this social distancing period, our primary communication device is the internet. We appreciate any and all presentations made. Perhaps the silent readers could make comments after each chapter to encourage production.
Thanks to writers for what they do to keep us engaged to Bette and Tina. Love to all.
Thank you so much for the update. Take some time to enjoy your break. I agree with Martha, we need to apologize not just individually for our transgressions but also to a collective group such as family. It holds ups accountable too the family unit. Tina still has lots of work if she slipped into this depression that had her run away! And to move in with someone she says made her happy in a different way. Lots of work and I fear some real demons she has buried deep inside her! The family is in for some hard times..Bette’s illness and Tina’ s deep seated depressive issues.
Thanks for the Chapter.
Tina now needs to put into Action her promises.
I don’t think she can brush off the fact that her Family disowning her has not had anything to do with her issues.
Have a good break,
Stay safe
SG
Great character, keep Tina talking and being honest.