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    I Wish CH3

    Less than an hour later Tina slowly drove by the house her and Bette had shared for most of their relationship. Her heart hit the bottom of despair when she saw the for sale sign on the front lawn. Tears started to spill over the blond lashes as the reality really hit. Bette meant everything she said in that letter, she no longer wanted anything to do with her or Angelica.

    Tina was distraught enough that she had to pull over, and ended up in front of Shane’s. She searched the driveway to see if Bette’s beloved Blue Saab was there, but instead she only saw a silver SUV that she guessed to be the Realtors. In her grief she slowly pulled herself together enough to drive back to the hotel with her daughter, and now had to revisit all of the plans and thinking she had done.

     

    When Bette drove home earlier that afternoon in her new Mercedes SUV, she really felt that she had shed another layer of pain. She now drove a new vehicle that had never been sat in or driven by Tina. Ahh, no skeletons in the trunk of this baby she thought.

    Although Tina probably would have loved this car for toting a baby and all the baby gear around. No way, not going there, No Tina, No Tina.

    As Bette’s defense mechanisms kicked in she started planning the interior design of the Condo she was thinking of buying.

     

    Tina’s first morning back to work after she had been gone was a welcome distraction from her current life. All the small problems that crept up un-expectantly were a welcome diversion from the emotions and thoughts associated with Bette and their demise as a couple.

    She kept busy from 7:30 am until right before lunch when a knocked at the door brought her attention up from her desk. She opened the door to a delivery man requiring her signature for a registered letter for her. After signing her name she opened the envelope and that was when her world changed forever.

     

    Bette was busy packing when her cell phone rang.

    "Hey Kit."

    "Hey Bette. How you doin’ girl?"

    "I’m good actually, thanks for calling me back. I was hoping you might be free to join me for dinner tonight. I wanted to bring you up to speed on everything before I go on my trip."

    "Sure, I always have time for you. When, and where?"

    "How about Mario’s? I’ll pick you up in about and hour. You’ll have to get used to the new car while I am in New York anyway, so you might as well start now."

    "Sounds good baby sis, I’ll see you then. Bye."

    "Bye Kit."

     

    Helena happened past Tina’s office a few minutes after Tina had opened the letter from Bette’s lawyer. She heard the sobs from the other side of the door, and without knocking she entered the room.

    She found Tina on the small sofa shaking, and with tears streaming down her face. Crossing the room to her, Helena sat beside her and gently pulled her into her arms. She just held her until she was cried out.

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    Comments

    1. OMG. What, what was in the letter. Bette, selling the house, moving, what. Come on, Tina stop reading letters and just go after her. I swear these women think too much.

    2. The end reminds me of a Pretenders’ song in which Chrissy Hyndes advises the listener “better stop sobbin’ along”. Not exactly sure what Tina ought to do instead, nor exactly what she wants. Maybe she doesn’t either.

    3. Gosh this is painful. They just have to find their way back to each other. BUT only after Tina does some MAJOR ASS KISSING and maybe some LICKING TOO!!! Please let them get back together.

    4. Wonderful chapter but very heart wrenching. I hope these two can find their way back to one another. I wish…. that you will post again soon. Thanks for writing.

    5. When Bette finally stops trying to “Angelica and Tina proof” her life, she is going to realize that the memories are in her heart, and she will never be able to rid herself of all the happy time spent with Angelica and Tina. Tina needs to quit crying and get up off her hot ass and do something about it! I love your story CDN and I’m so glad you have decided to continue it. I didn’t get to comment after ch 2 but I loved it too. This story rips my heart up because of how badly these two have hurt each other. And even though things are really screwed up right now, I dream of a day when they can forgive themselves (and each other) and be together again.

    6. This hurts so bad. Not only for Tina but what Bette is going through as she dismantles her life as she has known it. I am not sure where you are taking this story and I can only hope that there is a light in that long tunnel that will lead B&T back together.

    7. Heartwrenching but such a good story. I can’t believe that Bette can turn her back on Angie – hopefully she will be the key to their coming back together – but I suspect we’ve got a long way to go before that day dawns!

    8. Well what should Bette d`?She try sto survive she didnt know T broke up with Hellry she only knows she needs to forget so she can survive but well this only works in the Beginning when Reality hits it hurts moren then ever…so go on i love your Story….

    9. Did you mean to end there? If so that was so cruel. Bette can sell all her posessions but she can’t erase what she feels in her heart. What will Tina do besides cry is the question of the day. She can undo this.

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