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Chapter 19 – Deal with the problems
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Bette didn’t like this conversation very much. She hadn’t thought about Jodi in years, and that was fine with her. But at the same time, she knew it was important to Angie right now.
”We had strong feelings at one point, but it was very, very short and couldn’t lead to anything, because your mother is on this planet”
A smile appeared on Angie’s face
”That sounds good”
Bette smiled back
”It’s quite shocking that you met Jodi and she became your tutor. Such a crazy coincidence”
”Well, she chose our group from many others. So I guess it’s not exactly a coincidence”
They were lost in their memories for a while. Not about Jodi, but about the time when Angie was little. Bette told some stories, and Angie added what she remembered.
”It’s so nice to remember that. Everything was simple and carefree”
Bette noticed that Angie looked sad.
”What about now?”
Angie sighed and looked down
”I don’t know. It’s all so confusing. I mean, Jordi… we just started communicating again, and I know I missed her all this time, but I remember how liar she was. And then this whole thing with Eddie, it was like a weird dream and … now I feel like I don’t know what I want. I hate this uncertainty. Who ever came up with the relationship? This is some additional stress”
”Everything you’re feeling right now is completely normal, sweetheart. This is so familiar to me. I think the point is that if there is no stability in some areas of your life, it means that it is simply not needed there yet. You don’t have to know from the first second of your relationship with someone that it’s going to be good or bad, long or fast. This is the charm of youth – you are free, you have no obligations to anyone but yourself. Try to enjoy it”
”Were you in a serious relationship before you met mom?”
”I thought so at the time. But when I met Tina, I realized that everything that happened before is not even one percent of how I feel about her. So what’s for you won’t pass you by, don’t doubt it”
”What about Jordi? I don’t want to feel like an idiot again, but I like to keep in contact with her”
”Well, some people deserve a second chance”
Angie stared at mom for a few seconds, then leaned down, put her head on her mother’s chest, and hugged her. Bette, in turn, stroking her daughter’s head. Angie spoke in the same position.
”I’m sorry for being such an ass. I’ve caused you so much trouble these past months”
Bette could tell from Angie’s voice that she was crying. She didn’t stop hugging her, starting to sway a little from side to side, as if to lull her.
”I just feel like a complete fool for the way I’ve treated you sometimes. I’m so lucky that my parents are you and not someone else like Natalie’s father or Eddie’s parents… and I’m so sorry that I’m not showing you how happy I am to be around both of you”
”You’re showing, Boo. We always feel it. I looove love you”
”I love you, too. I’ll even let you call me that stupid word tonight”
”That’s a very good word!”
”Not when your Boo is seventeen! I’ll call you mama bam boom Bee for revenge”
Bette laughed. As a child, Angie used to call her that when she wanted to play.
”Where’s that nice girl who was here few seconds ago?”
Angie pulled back, sat up again, wiped her eyes with her thumbs, and smiled slightly as she pulled her blanket back around her
”Right in front of you”
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Seriously? Jodi. She is so piece of work. Failing Angie out of spite for Bette. I’m glad Natalie is going back home and recognizes that she left voluntarily. Maybe she’ll actually talk to a counselor. Margot. Man, she’s bold. I hope Bette Coming to Jesus statement gives her pause. Tina needs to really set some firm boundaries.
agree with ya!
so is Margo also working for Warner Brothers? She tried to get under Bette’s skin by implying that she has been to the house enough times visiting that she knew right where Tina kept her “thing-a-majiggies” but it didnt work. Good for you Bette!!!
Margot is not a very considerate person….showing up at Tina’s without notice at night knowing she is married and with a child is the apex of rudeness. And thinking she could just enter the house without invitation is rude beyond rude. Margot is not being just rude to Bette, she is showing Tina no respect as well. Boundaries? Someone who wants to be your friend recognizes when you are in a relationship and that your shared home with a wife is not open to your access on a whim. I would tell her that she needs to call first and that she needs to understand that Bette is her wife and will be respected as such. No more of this causal touching, showing up at her home or office or anywhere else without notice and consent.
Jodi…. it appears that she set up Angie to be humiliated just like her mother. If Angie chooses RSID as the college of her choice, then despite what Bette thinks, Jodi is bound to become a problem. How is it that you choose a team to be the advisor of it and then you rank them the lowest in the competition? Does that not say something about the advisor? And my bets are that all that personal attention Jodi was giving Angie included some milking of information on Bette and Tina. Jodi is a snake in the grass. Beware of Ms Jodi Learner.
Thanks for the update….
Thank you for the chapter!
Well Jodie seems the Jodie we know – very vengeful. But i think not big harm done, and i don’t think it could lead to something else in the future. With this Margo – another story. (By the way – can we have conversation between Tina and her about boundaries?) So i think we could hear about Margo in the future and not done with her.