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    Complications, Chapter 3

     

    “Oh. Well, look at that visor. Soooo sexy.” Dana said, grinning stupidly.

     

    “I can think of sexier things.” Alice whispered in her ear, flipping the phone closed and placing it on the table.

     

    Dana looked over at her girlfriend and smiled. This was one of those things that were not awkward for her. At least, not anymore. She pressed her lips into Alice’s and leaned the blonde back onto the couch so she was laying on her back along the length of it. She ran her hand up her stomach and to her nipples, teasing them seductively. She found this was one of the few ways to get Alice to shut up, and even then, small moans and pleas for mercy escaped from her beautiful lips. But those were sounds Dana didn’t mind hearing. Her hand snaked downward and unbuttoned the top button of her pants, letting her hand snake in.

     

     Alice moaned, and whispered “Oh, God, baby, what is that? It feels so good.”

     

    “My phone.” Dana murmured reaching over to pick it up. “Shit, it’s my new agent. Hold on.”

     

    “Oh, come on, ignore it!” Alice begged, but was quickly shot down with a shake of the tennis player’s head.

     

    Alice groaned and got up. This was the 3rd night in a row without getting any and she was seriously contemplating pulling a Shane. Well, what Shane would’ve done pre-Carmen. Not sitting around and crying all day like she was now.


     

     

    Shane smiled down at the little boy she was eating dinner with. They were eating Taco Bell, something Shane no longer found enjoyable, after having had the honor of eating real Mexican food.

     

    “No, Shay, what’s 5 times 9?”

     

    “45!” the boy replied, grinning and holding up his hands before frowning and realizing that it was impossible to show that big of a number using just 10 fingers.

    Shane couldn’t help but chuckle. Being with Shay was really lifting her mood. It reminded her of the amazing memories of times when she had baby sat Carmen’s nephews, nieces, and cousins with the latina. She remembered watching Carmen with them, the amazing maternal instinct she had, and wanting, for the first time in her life, to have a little Shane or a little Carmen running around the house, screaming. Well, maybe not screaming. She felt bad, though. Carla had called her sobbing about how she hadn’t seen Gabriel for weeks and was worried and didn’t think he was coming back, and… the poor woman was heartbroken and Shane knew it. She also knew it was partly her fault, a fact she absolutely hated. But not as much as she hated her father. She loathed him. He had left his child for the second time. Not only that but he managed to fuck up lots of people’s lives in the process. Shane’s, Carmen’s, Shay’s, Carla’s, and, to a lesser degree, Jenny’s and Kit’s. She was sure there were more, she just didn’t know, and didn’t want to know about them.

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    Comments

    1. I’m really enjoying this story. You need to give Alice some lovin already. And maybe find some peace between shane and carmen..if that’ll ever happen..

    2. What exactly does Tina have? I’d like to think it’s something more than the blues if she’s taking meds for it. And if Alice is ready to climb the walls after 3 nights of no sex, she’d go apeshit on all of West Hollywood if she stood in my shoes. lol

    3. It’s common and sage practice to swap one anit-depressant for another when the former causes severe side effects (assuming that the need for anti-depressants is great and warranted). It is not common practice for a psychiatrist to have a patient stop anti-depressants altogether when said patient is in serious need of them? In Tina’s case, therapy alone will not help her break through to her core issues, in a timely manner, that is. It’s your story, so we’ll just have to wait and see whether the doctors’ decision will cause deleterious effects for everyone concerend or not.

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