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    Chandelier – 32

    Story written on June 19, 2006 by tiff_duke.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=61377
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    Been waiting for you

    "I was here pretty late, when did you call Shane?" Bette asked.

    "Little past midnight." Andrea answered. "She said to call her late, and I did, but she was still on her way out."

    "And you just happened to mention there was a blue Saab in Tina’s driveway," Bette said.

    Andrea smiled weakly. "Shane was asking a lot of questions, I think she was checking my credentials as a sitter for Angelica. By the way, what kind of parents name their daughter ‘Shane’?"

    Bette shrugged, grinning. "What kind of parents name their daughter Angelica?"

    Andrea laughed. "One was doped up, apparently."

    "I heard that." Tina reprimanded.

    Andrea glanced at the closed door. "I swear she’s got some sixth sense, or something."

    "Hearing’s part of the basic five," Bette reminded.

    "Anyway," Andrea shook her head. "Shane asked if I’ve noticed anyone dating Tina seriously, and I said no, not really, except a blue Saab seemed to be spending the night. That’s all."

    "I see." Bette turned to Angelica, who was listening to the story, too. "What do you think?"

    Angelica looked at her.

    Bette turned back to Andrea.

    "Imagine my reaction when I put two and two together the next night and realized the Saab was yours," Andrea said sheepishly.

    "I guess now’s a good time to tell you Tina and I are keeping our relationship a secret from our friends at the moment." Bette told her.

    "Oh," Andrea nodded. Then she realized the implications of this. "Oh. Whoops."

    "It’s Shane, it’s fine." Bette assured her.

    "I promise to not talk." Andrea told her. She went in the kitchen. "TK, what am I feeding Angie?"

    Tina finally emerged from her room, putting on her earrings as she did. "There’s chicken and mushroom macaroni, all you have to do is heat it up."

    "Warm, lukewarm…?"

    "Lukewarm’s fine." Tina replied. "But you never know with her."

    "Choosy little rugrat."

    "Watch it."

    Andrea grinned. "I love her, you know that."

    Tina shook her head, and turned to Bette and Angelica. "Hey."

    Angelica brightened, and held out her hands to her birth mother.

    Tina glanced at the CD case in front of Bette. "Were you examining my collection?"

    Bette smiled weakly. "Busted."

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    3. Wow Angelica has taste if she was entranced by The Who’s “Tommy,” even if she was only looking at the CD case. I was a music major, but I think I’d probably have more fun listening to Tina’s playlist. Oh, been waiting for you too because I’ve been missing this story. :)

    4. You just are spot on w/dialogue. You’re funny as hell. A bit sarcastic and snarky which is fine. I love this story. Could you post every day? Pretty please.

    10. Bette and Tina have such diverse music tastes, great choices. Angelica this little girl is just sweet. Tiff your story – always brings a smile to my face. Thank you.

    16. Absolutely nothing wrong with Bowie. He was a seminal(?) influence in my youth and went through some wide-ranging ch-ch-ch-changes over his career. It may be my prejudice as an American, but I’ve come to love his colleague, Iggy Pop even more. Not an American, are you, TD? We would have styled Peggy a great-aunt. So where are you from? And when do we get to the horizontal part?

    19. Love the way this chapter starts out exposing their differences and finishes with their common interest. :) While this chapter appears to be about musical tastes, it’s really about the things that bind couples together. Yes, it’s nice when you share musical tastes but when you don’t then you can both learn something – diversity it good. After all, the life of a couple is made up of a thousand little things and so long as you agree on the major life issues, like putting your family first, then the rest is really unimportant. Wonderful chapter… about music. ;)

    22. Andrea is a hoot. Loved the horizontal comment. Angelica has her mamma’s wraped around her fingers and does not even know it. I get the impression that Helena is not to keen with the whole Bette and Tina togetherness. Is she a tad jealous? I am so loving this story.

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