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    Future Perfect 9

    “So I’m succeeding in my efforts to woo you?”

    “You have my attention. How about that?”

    “Good,” Tina didn’t want to press too hard.

    “Are you busy?” Bette took a sip of her wine right after she asked the question.

    “I just walked in the door. Are you having a drink?”

    “Glass of Yellow Label,” Bette said.

    “I thought you had a date?”

    “Cancelled.”

    “Well I’m not going to lie and say I’m sorry to hear that,” Tina said. “But how come?”

    “She got caught in San Francisco and couldn’t make it here until later than originally planned.”

    “Oh,” Tina was disappointed that Bette didn’t have a hand in the demise of date night.

    “But…I had a pretty emotional day, so it’s just as well,” Bette said. “If it’s okay, I’d just as soon talk with you for a while before I make myself a bite and turn in early.”

    “I’d like that,” Tina replied. “A lot.”

    “Where’s Angelica?”

    “She crashed as soon as I got her in the house,” Tina said. “If you don’t mind I think I’ll pour myself a glass of wine as well.”

    Tina set the phone down to attend to the small errand.

    She retrieved the phone and walked into her living room, sitting with one leg tucked underneath her.

    “Did you enjoy lunch?” Tina asked.

    “Of course. Delectable as usual. And the flower was a nice touch.”

    “Bette…” Tina paused and contemplated her words carefully. “I always think of you when I see gerbers. Always.”

    “I always think of you when I hear Vivaldi,” Bette replied quietly. “or when I smell your perfume…eat a perfect meal…see a gerber daisy.”

    “Why does this have to be so difficult?” Tina sighed, her frustration coming through loud and clear.

    “Nothing worth having is ever easy,” Bette said. “If we’re meant to be together, spending the time to make sure it’s right will keep a lot of people from getting hurt.”

    “I think I liked you better when you just did what you thought was best for you.”

    “I’m not sure being with you is what’s best for me,” Bette replied. “But you’re making an excellent case in your favour.”

    “I did consider studying law before film school won me over,” Tina laughed. “I know you could have rejected the idea outright, and I’m thankful you didn’t.”

    “Tina, can I say something without it getting us into too much trouble?”

    “That’s a disconcerting introduction,” Tina replied. “Hard for me to judge without hearing what it is.”

    “I’ll say it and that will mark the end of our conversation for tonight, how about that? Then we won’t feel obligated to talk it to death,” Bette suggested.

    “Okay,” Tina agreed, perplexed at what Bette could possibly have to say.

    “I still dream about the first time we made love,” Bette said. “It was the most perfect day I can imagine, even still.”

    “Thank you for saying that,” Tina whispered.

    “Thanks again for all the reminders over the day today. Good night.”

    Bette hung up the phone and set it down before taking another sip of her wine.

    She knew from previous experience that letting the conversation continue would mean tempting both of them to turn the talk in a potentially calamitous direction.

    “I’m not ready yet,” she said aloud.

    The wall was still up around her heart, but Tina was effectively lobbing a very convincing argument over it.

    (tbc)

     

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    Comments

    1. I truly hope this wonderful story will have a happy B&T end….should I be worried that you haven’t got any idea about where this is headed??? I don’t think my fragile TiBette heart can take another break-up. I don’t mind waiting for a NC-17, that is not a flashback, to happen – because it’s really adorable reading about Tina reeling Bette in :o)) But please let this be a happy family story, do I’ve to beg LOL….BTW I love the flashbacks.

    2. You are soooo good JKS. The photograph Tina sent to Bette sounds “picture perfect” for “Future Perfect.” I hope Tina keeps being patient, loving, and honest with Bette; and I hope Bette calls Terri tomorrow and tells her she doesn’t want to see her. Bette needs to think about who she wants in her life, and I’m sure she already knows it’s not Terri. I will be paitently awaiting your next post JKS!

    3. if you listening to us then i hope you’re getting B&T back together for good but i don’t mind waiting…waiting is good, i love the intensity and unpedictable situations…as long as they are together in the end…thank you

    4. i can see that Tina had an extra-help in san francisco. something i wish this will be easy for them to be together as Tina said but i am agree with Bette the waiting will be worthy! i hope Tina continue figthing for the love of her live! wonderful wonderful chapter!

    5. as much as my sick body is allowing me. im dancing all over the office. loved it and i loved starting my work day reading your lovely, descriptive words. always a good feeling. thanks.

    6. swimmie…I love your writing. I went back and reread all of your stories. It was gloriously exhausting but sheer pleasure. When I see that you’ve posted, i’m so excited.

    7. Ah, yellow label hey ? If it’s the vintage Presidents Collection, Tina may have stiff competition ! There are some tastes that seduce your pallet brazenly, and that is one beautiful example. Tina is trying too hard, there is an old adage ” You can lead a horse to water, but you cant make it drink” – in my opinion she has showed her hand, time for Bette to know how to play hers.Always a pleasure, thank you for your time ………….

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