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 Three Months Later …

Tina and her kids had been in L.A. for over three months now and everything was going great. Johnson was now dating the girl next door, Alana and was very happy and in love. Jackson was concentrating on his studies and if he wasn’t studying, he was training. He wanted to keep his muscles. Tina was a little concerned about him too, because she found that he got a lot quieter and didn’t want to talk about anything that had to do with the Porter family. What could that be? Jillson was acting a little weird. The sixteen year old had never had a best friend but now she was hanging a lot with 15-year old Flora. Flora had light brown hair and a skin color that was slightly darker than Bette’s was. She had dark brown eyes that were almost black. She was only an inch shorter than Jill. Tina was happy for her daughter but suspected that something more than friendship was going on. She could sense it from a mile away.

She also knew that with her and Bette things were getting to the point that they were more than friends were, if she would keep meeting with Bette she would fall for her all over again and she was determent to not let that happen. Bette had hurt her too much. She and Bette were like best friends now but Tina didn’t want to get too close, she was scared.

Bette was feeling… weird. She knew she was in love with Tina, she always had been. She knew it was too soon to expect anything form Tina. She also felt that she did not have the right to expect something but this wasn’t her biggest concern. Serafina was. She had found that the girl never wore tight fitting tops anymore and she saw that her daughter’s breasts had enlarged. Bette was concerned her little girl was pregnant. That would be a freakin’ nightmare. Sebastian was slowly losing control. His grades were bad. He sneaked out of the house to go partying and came home drunk and sometimes stoned. He didn’t listen to his mother anymore. Before he had been a nice and sweet boy but now he was just plain bed. He was only 15. Bette didn’t know what she had done wrong to let her son act like this.