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    Cure-all, Chapter 30

     

    She was sitting on the floor of the large dining room, her back to her, with the children all around her. Telling them a story… She was smiling to them and Bette had never found her more adorable. She couldn’t take her eyes off her. She didn’t see that her clothes were wrinkled, that her hair was messy, that her eyes showed the clear signs of exhaustion… No, all she could see was how absolutely beautiful and glowing Tina was, and how much she loved her.

     

    So she did all that she longed to do for the moment. She stood there, at the entrance of the room, drinking her in and reveling in her every word.

     

    “Once upon a time, there was Caruso…”

     

    It was the story of a very old gramophone which sat on a beautiful table like an important figure. Because in fact, it ‘was’ a very important figure. More important than all the ambassadors who had lived in this embassy for more than half a century. It was probably even older than the embassy itself. With its horn blooming like a huge flower, it had led the greatest balls, sang the most glorious anthems, greeted all those Christmases without snow and welcomed every New Year. But one sad day, Caruso had fallen silent. Completely mute. Broken. According to James, a small part was missing. Just a tiny little part for Caruso to sing again. But maybe someday…

     

    Tina suddenly noticed that Sebastian had stopped listening to her and was staring at the entrance. So, she turned around…

     

    … And that’s when their eyes met.

     

    Then Tina was like Caruso. Speechless. Mute. She remained still, transfixed, in the midst of her sentence, and the boys thought that the beautiful woman standing at the door was part of the story.

     

    Not taking her eyes off her, Bette slowly walked towards her. Tina’s heart was pounding rapidly in her chest and she had to remind herself to breathe.

     

    She stood up as the brunette got closer, and for a long moment, they just looked at each other. Intensely. Deeply. Meaningfully…

     

    After a while, Bette spoke softly.

     

    “I told you I would see you very soon…” She said, before a wondrous smile appeared on her face.

    Comments

    1. Can’t seem to get enough of this, They sem so in love,yet one is spoken far. Will that stop them,Will they want to keep everything everything on the up and up until Tina is free. thanks,by the way where is Bette going and can she get food?

    2. The romantic notion of love at first sight and a connection that beat the odds is always front and center in this story. I love how they cherish each moment with each other. There are so much fireworks for these two and they have yet to speak out loud of their love one to the other. Its amazing I love your story please post soon.

    3. Go Bette, but how the heck will she get by the soldiers and return? Where will she find food, if she gets out? I thought if she sneaked out the back door she might have a chance but not go brazenly out the front door. Those soldiers are crazy as hell and will not stop at just the thought of hurting her. Your story has me hooked. PPS

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