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    I Fall Behind pt.13

        Just as Tina was about to bite into a cold roast
    chicken breast, Jenny walked in looking irritated. “Tina,” Jenny’s
    voice had its usual lilt, but the frown that accompanied it made Tina’s
    eyebrows raise.

        “Where were you? I was waiting here like you said,
    in this stupid apron and holding this stupid tray. I waited til 10 o’
    clock, thinking she’s even more skittish than you described and
    wouldn’t come. But Tina, I had to be somewhere at 10! You knew that!”

        Tina couldn’t believe she’d completely forgotten
    that Jenny had been waiting for them to come to the house last night
    for dinner, before going to Milk. That was the plan, anyways, Tina
    thought with an internal smile, remembering what happened in reality.
    Externally, she didn’t dare even alter her expression, fearing Jenny’s
    wrath. So her face was frozen in a surprised-but-sorry look that 
    ultimately made Jenny chuckle.  “Dammit Tina,” Jenny finally said,
    but the anger had already seeped out of her.

        “You owe me 15 grand. What happened anyway? Where
    were you?” Jenny’s earlier irritation was replaced by curiousity.

        “Fifteen thousand?! Jenny you’re really charging way
    too much!” Tina exclaimed. When Jenny just smiled and winked, Tina
    shook her head. “Well we stayed in. She wasn’t feeling well so we just
    watched some TV, then slept.”

        “Together?” Jenny wriggled her eyebrows.

        “No… Well, we fell asleep on the couch together, but that’s all.”

        “I’m not your granma Tina, you can tell me the
    truth, with lots of details.” Jenny said. Tina answered Jenny’s wide
    grin with one of her own.

        “I’m not telling you anything. Thanks for keeping
    the food. I was afraid I was coming home to a kitchen full of spoiled
    food. Thanks Jenny, you’re a good friend.” Tina patted Jenny’s back,
    before heading to her room for a quick change of clothes.  Jenny
    eyed Tina’s outfit and clucked her tongue.

        “Hey Tina!” Jenny yelled out, “Are you sure Bette’s even *****?”
     
    *****

        An hour of walking had taken its toll on Bette’s
    feet. They felt sore and raw. She was also perspiring in the rapidly
    climbing heat, making her white cotton button-down stick to her body.
    She’d slung her jacket over some fences a few yards back, willing its
    new owner to be kind to one of her erstwhile favorites. Bette was
    miserable. She regretted going out ‘for a walk’ but just couldn’t bring
    herself to turn back. She didn’t want to go back. She never wanted to
    go back. Going back meant seeing a fool in the mirror. Going back meant
    Tina. The walk was able to help her sort out some things. One, going
    back to face Tina couldn’t end in anything good. They could never have
    a relationship. Bette’s certifiably insane and Tina’s… unreliable. If
    they did get together, and the thought filled Bette with fear, they
    would never last. Bette couldn’t handle Tina’s past, present, and
    future(?) profession. And Bette was sure that even if she got around to
    working that out eventually, Tina would never stay with someone who’s a
    complete freak and *****.
       
        Two, going back meant being Bette Porter again.

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    Comments

    1. There are very few stories that have such a huge obstacle for our B/T to cross…this one I’m not sure is going to be successful…how can you fight someones past to such a degree as tina’s….interesting times ahead!!!

    2. There are very few stories that have such a huge obstacle for our B/T to cross…this one I’m not sure is going to be successful…how can you fight someones past to such a degree as tina’s….interesting times ahead!!!

    3. Bette is really ill. I’m so sorry for my earlier flippancy. BTW “True Colors” – great song! check out ‘The Body Acoustic’, Cyndi Lauper’s new album. It’s great! Amazon has it (hint). Thanks for moving this story from the surreal to the sublime. Tina as Judy Holiday, the hooker with the heart of gold.

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