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    Great Unexpectations Chapter 36

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    As it does for those who sleep sound and hard, morning came too quickly. Richard was the first to rise. That is to say he stayed up all night and was the first to make it to the coffee machine. Waking up to the smell of coffee was an uncommon phenomenon for Tina, as she was typically the first one up and responsible for making it. It was a small source of conflict, very small on the scale of things, between she and Bette. Bette insisted that the timer could handle the brewing and that Tina could stay in bed. Tina insisted that leaving the coffee grounds waiting in the filter overnight depleted them of freshness and therefore flavor. Bette shrugged it off and let Tina do as she pleased. Tina for her part, loved being the first one up in the mornings. It gave her the opportunity to loll around before the activities of the day started. The opportunity to sit and be thankful that she and Angie and Bette were a family again.

    The aroma of the fresh brew found Bette’s nostrils and she instinctively reached out to check for Tina, happily surprised to find the blonde in her arms. Bette kissed her on the forehead and looked into her eyes. "Morning", she purred. Tina returned her gaze and smiled. "How’d you sleep, babe?" Bette closed her eyes and stretched. "Very well", she smiled. "Finally." But within moments the worries of the past few days caught up with her and displayed themselves on her features. First and foremost in her mind was how to help Cora. How to help her grieve. How to help her leave behind the life she’d been living. Tina read Bette’s mind. "It’ll be ok, Bette." Tina was so confident and sincere it almost made Bette a believer. She nodded and dried her moist eyes.

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    They quickly showered and dressed, forgoing any romantic play for the time. As they made their way to the kitchen the sound of a quiet laughter became evident. At the breakfast table were Richard and Cora. The laughter was coming from Cora. "I can’t believe she pulled a gun on you", she giggled. Richard grinned and nodded, stifling his own laughter. "She was quite a woman, your mom." He sipped from his cup and stood as he saw Bette and Tina enter the room. Bette smiled cautiously, not wanting to spoil the good spirits of the moment. "Hi", she said. She noticed that although Richard was quick to his feet, his eyes avoided hers. The cowering demeanor of a scolded puppy. Tina went to the coffee pot and poured two cups and brought them to the table. Cora looked up and gave a slight smile. "Were you able to sleep?", Bette asked softly. Cora looked down and nodded. "Yeah", she said. "And then I wake up and find this goon outside my door", she smiled. Richard raised his hands in surrender. "Hey, I was just making sure you were ok", he defended.

    Comments

    1. The happy dance is going around. Richard will alway see that Cora is protected and never does without. No one will ever hurt her again, Now Bette has her family together. great. thanks

    2. I have been wondering about you and this story. In fact I was going to PM you later tonight, but now I do not have to. I am happy that you are continuing this story. I loved how Kit and Angus showed up just when Bette and Tina needed to see their little girl. Cora would fit right in with the family.

    3. I am so glad that Cora is letting Tina and Bette help her. Though vigilanty justice isn’t a good thing Cora’s sperm donor deserves nothing less. The ending with Kit, Angus, and most importantly Angie arriving is PRICELESS!

    4. I worry about what Richard’s gonna do, but at the same time, the vigilante part of me really hopes he succeeds if he’s gonna do what I *think* he’s gonna do. and I’m glad, so glad, that Kit and Angus have appeared with Angie. All smiles here at getting an update, red. Muchas gracias

    5. Welcome back, red! Still loving your story and am so happy to see your post. Seems Bette has made herself quite clear to Richard… though he may want to invest in an athletic cup, just in case. Look forward to every chapter!

    6. RED!!!! How the heck are ya? I’ve missed this story and I’m so happy that you had a chance to post an update. How awesome that Kit showed up with Angelica. That should make B & T very happy and who knows….it might just bring a smile to Cora’s face as well. Post when you can.

    7. wow red i think the entire population of your town has read this update! as full of surprises as ever and don’t let these readers hurry you along. stick to your game plan and do this thing justice. and of course, keep updating until next year. lol. thanks for taking the time to do this!

    8. Hello RH, Wonderful and exicted to have you back posting more of this awesome adventure. Sweet to see Bette and Tina so loving after all of the horrors of the day. Cute to see them there for Cora and fulfiling their commitment to Faye. These really are special women. I do hope that Cora follows their example. Loved Bette’s caht with Richard. She has him under her thumb. Then just as Bette and Tina were finally alone the doorbells rings. This brings the best surprize. Their child and extended family. Can’t wait to find out all the details so please continue soon. Many thanks for this ever eventful chapter. Your Loyal Fan.

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