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    Fall in Vermont Chapter 1

    Story written on November 19, 2005 by ChakaSB.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=57727
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    This story picks up over four years after season one. Bette and Tina have moved on in life or have they?

    Life for Bette

    October in L.A. was a good time of year. The summer heat had cooled down and most of the crazy tourists were gone so you could actually go to Santa Monica with out all the crowds. Bette woke up early she had to get ready for her trip with Kit. Bette had heard about a new artist that she wanted to meet in New York and spending time with Kit would be good. With all her traveling she did not have enough time with her big Sister these days. Bette took a deep breath and laid back down on the pillow – it’s October she thought, Tina’s birthday was in a few days. How could she ever forget, seven years of celebrating and surprising Tina had not been erased by the last four years without her? There were women and more women but only for a short time and she had spent the last year totally alone. Tina would be 38 this year.. I bet she looks amazing. I know Alice talks to her from time to time she thought to herself but I don’t want the details. I don’t want to know about how she has probably found another love. Kit had gotten better about not bugging her over the whole thing. "Just call her".. Kit would say "get the number from Alice". But I don’t have the right Bette would think to herself. Not after what I did, the way I hurt her – I don’t deserve to know. I only pray that she is happy. "Happy Birthday T", she whispered to herself.

    A trip to remember

    LAX can be such a mad house but she and Kit were off to New York for some art buying, shopping a bit of rest. Kit had booked them a night in a place in Vermont that sounded lovely and Bette looked forward to relaxing, drinking in all the colors of fall and some apple cider. Spring Hollow sounded like a perfect place for a bit of R&R. Kit and Bette enjoyed the days in New York. It was fun to travel together, good New York restaurants, a few clubs and time with the new artists Bette had wanted to meet perhaps finding new work for Bette to showcase in her galleries, which had become the talk of L.A. and Rome.

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    1. ChakaSB U are certainly off to an excellent start!!!! I was so excited I started clapping…..now I gotta wait till a week b4 another post….maybe u’ll surprise us all and make a post sooner and also on the dat u promised????!!!!! HUH????? HUH?????

    9. Hey Chaka – what a wonderfull and promising beginning. I love the way you write and I’m already addicted to this story, so please keep going.This is maybe a silly question…but is this a happe B&T story – my heart cant take a no… :o))

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