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    Jess — Plan B; pt. 70

     

    So maybe I can be stupid sometimes.

     

    It was a ring. A kind of cool, old-looking ring. Not really my style. More like a

     

    “MOM!”

     

    “Jess, please, give me that.”

     

    “Are you going to give this to her mom?”

     

    Geez! Mom! What the heck are you trying to do? Kill me?

     

    She was holding her hand out. I stuck the box in it, glad to be free of the thing.

     

    “Mom, how can you do that?”

     

    “Jess.”

     

    And for some reason, get this, mom was looking mad at me.

     

    I wasn’t the one that was going to give some fancy old ring to Porter.

     

    “Jess, sit.”

     

    At this point, I was stunned. I sat.

     

    And mom sat.

     

    Why does she look mad at me? I was just doing what she told me to do, to get the cash out of her purse.

     

    “Jess, this isn’t for Bette.”

     

    That was a relief.

     

    “It’s for me.”

     

    Aaaaggghhhh!!! “No, mom. You can’t.”

     

    Then I remembered some stuff I saw in old movies, like when mom was a kid. About how people were supposed to behave in the old days after they’d fooled around and stuff.

     

    “Mom, it’s not like the ancient days.”

     

    “Jess.”

     

    “Just because you guysyou know…”

     

    “Jess. Please.”

     

    “Mom, you don’t have to marry her just because -”

     

    “Jess!”

     

    So maybe she got what I was saying.

     

    Mom set the box down on the table and opened it up again. It was kind of pretty. Not a big rock, but pretty. “Jess, you know that Bette and I are seeing each other.”

     

    “Yeah.” Remind me again; as if I could forget.

     

    “Bette gave me this ring, but it’s not an engagement ring.”

     

    Really?

     

    “Not yet, anyway.”

     

    Great. Crush my hopes.

     

    “This is something important for us, Jess.”

     

    “Yeah, I can see how it would be for you and her.”

     

    “No Jess.” She grabbed my hand. I hate it when she does that touchy stuff. “For us. For us to be a whole family again.”

     

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    Comments

    1. you captureed Jess’s emotions extremely well. i loved how she told Tina that she didnt have to marry Bette just because. lmao. Great insight intothe teenage mind. good to see u again pseud.

    2. I signed up because of this story. It’s just beautiful: The pace, the different perspectives and the humour of it.
      Really loking forward to the next chapter!

    3. Jess can be the most endearing child in the world one moment, and the epitome of rebellion and impudence the next. You very effectively convey both.

      Although I am not prone to violence, this time I was ready to smack Jess so hard her grandkids would feel it! The way she dove for Tina’s purse as if it were her own personal property was exasperating! However, I did find solace in the fact that she deserved what she got when she found the ring box.

      I liked the fact that she liked the ring before she knew that it was from “Porter”. Similar taste despite her dislike for her.

      Jess is funny, she practices selective stupidity. She moves with fluidity between knowing what’s going on, feigning what’s going on…and having to be told what’s going on. And even the latter I believe is done with smoke and mirrors.

      That was a great analogy that Tina used to describe what was going on between Bette and Tina and their growth. Think Jess thought any of that applied to her?

      Her protective nature with Tina is sweet, but I still feel that there is an underlying selfishness that fuels her actions.

      Regardless of whether it’s the ring box, Bette and Tina’s physical relationship, their ‘seeing each other’ or Tina’s plea for Jess to give Bette a second chance – it still is all because Jess set the ball in motion in the first place. She still just hasn’t quite realized that yet, has she?

      If she thinks about it, she really doesn’t have any memory of Bette from when she was a child. Only her opinions since she has met Bette. She really does need to give Bette a chance before she can truly make judgements.

      I truly enjoy the way you use their individual POVs to tell this story. Engaging everytime. Thanks!

    4. God sometymes life gets in the way of all the good stuff — like reading fanfic. Oh well, it’s great knowing that when I get the chance I still have great writers like you Pseud who I can depend on to make my return worthwhile.

    5. p – what a welcomed sight.

      “i knocked really loudly, just in case, it was important that i was heard, just in case.”

      “but moms pretty spry, especially for her age and all.” hmmm. be nice to us mature women

      “jess, this isnt for bette.” “that was a relief,” “its for me.” “aaaaggghhh!!!!! no., mom. you cant.”

      “yeah, i can see how it would be for you and her.” snippy, snippy.

      “yeah, i do, too, mom. because anything ive heard hasnt really made sense yet” maybe she needs to listen

      “i know, honey. but even adulats can learn, and grow.” really??? im so glad to hear it. ill tell my kids.

      “om gave me a smile, and i knew that she had me. that i had to give porter another chance.” aaahhhhh

    6. Kids CAN BE A PAIN IN THE BUTT. Even tho Bette was there for her younger years,Bette is still her Mom too. She needs to give Bette a chance, Bette is a warn,smart.loving person. Just think of the thing that Bette know and so well travel.that Jess could learn from her. thanks

    7. Does this mean Jess is growing up? Wouldn’t it be nice if Jess would be the one to encourage Tina to propose to Bette? Neato!

      Thanks for writing and posting. Nice!

    8. what can I say? I’m always in awe when you give voice to a teen and it’s so real. And Jess telling Tina she wasn’t obligated to marry Bette just because…damn – made me laugh out loud. And that doesn’t happen very often, let me assure you.

    9. Finally! Lord Jess is a handful. She’s very much Bette’s daughter; she’s stubborn, fiercely protective of her loved ones and completely wrapped around Tina’s pinky. Oh! If Jess only knew how much like Porter she really is!

    10. defenilly Jess have Bettes genes not Tinas..lol..Tina is right they need to learn together how to grow as a family i hoe Jess behave and really start to see taht Bette make her mom happy and she also can make her happy if she gives her a chance..and she could think about more money to school.. both sides..lol..cant wait for that dinner thanks :o)

    11. “I hope she isn’t talking about that stuff I walked in on yesterday again.”

      Did the reunion just happen yesterday? Has Tina only been home for a day, or has Jess caught them twice?

      Why do I get the feeling that Jess is overdue for one more grand mal acting-out session before she can get down to cases?

      I know you shall not disappoint…

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