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    FOREVER I PROMISE: Chapter 50

     

    Tina:  Which one was it?

     

    Bette:  I dont know, I couldnt tell.

     

    Both twins were standing up in their own cribs holding on to the rail.  Bette and Tina just stood their frozen.  Neither could move nor say anything else.  Then it happened.

     

    “Mama!” Amy Jo said as she was bouncing up and down holding onto the railing of her crib.  Bette and Tina both grabbed their chest.  Just as Tina was about to run to Amy Jo to pick her up, she heard it again. 

     

    “Mama!” Tina covered her mouth and began to cry happy joyful tears.  As she turned back to look at Bette.  Bette was shaking her head as if the words had left her body unable to speak.  She just stood their with Tina and cried happy tears. 

     

    When the shock wore off and they were able to move, both Mommies cradles their precious lil’ ones in their arms.  Kissing them and hugging them in one great big circle of hugs. 

     

    Bette:  And you just called it “babbles”.  A vowel here and there.  “I chatted with our babies before they were born, then I chatted and chatted all the time with them. It didn’t matter – I talked.  All that time you made fun of me. 

     

    ” See I told you our babies were like little sponges.  Just because upup, gagagaga, bye-bye, Mo and Pooh were their first words.  I told you they spoke and understood.  They understood Peek-a-boo and Pat-a-cake and wanted more juice.  I told you theyd be saying Mama before long.  See, I told you there was nothing to worry about.  See I told you..

     

    Tina just stood there tapping her foot, glaring.  Just one look at Bette said it all.  Ms. Know-it-all,  Ms. I told you so,  Ms. I am always right.  No words were needed.  Bette knew that look meant shut up and shut up Fast!

     

    The only word Bette knew she could say out loud and not cause further wrath from Tina was.  PARTY!!! 

     

    Yep, that did it. Saturday morning and even in November it was a beautiful day.  Tina called everyone inviting them to a back yard cookout.  Yea, it was short notice and the gang was probably recovering from last night.  But, Bette and Tina were so excited about the babies speaking they wanted everyone to hear it.  So Party at our house today at 2:00 and everyone agreed to show.   Besides Bette and Tinas real Anniversary day wasnt until November 15 so they had a another week.  Why not party all week. 

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    1. OMG..i totally agree with Bette why something always goes wrong????…Bette you have one person to blame… OCD…this is all her foult…lol..that more this family could handle????? please give them a break great chapter..as always post soon and i hope Jordan will be fine ;-)

    2. Oh my dear Tk, I didn’t see that one coming. Must have a head cold or something, heh. I know Sign Language though. It’s a good skill to have. More woo!

    3. OCD…please let this be an easy fix. That is more trauna than one couple should have to endure, after everything you have brought them through.

    4. First, I would just like to thank you for showing a different side of life. Second, I’m been reading this story all along & I’ve been enjoying it immensely – I’m just not one who commits until something touches a part of me & now you have. I’m an identical twin of triplets — who just so happens to have been born with a hearing disability/loss. I’ve lived through hearing test, speech classes, hearing aids & lip reading. Family and friends are a very important part of making a child/adult feel secure & loved while living with this (or any) disability. THANK YOU AGAIN!

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