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Lifeless Chptr. 4
“You’d let Kit Porter tickets go to waste?” Tasha asked not believing the gall of the Bette.
“Yea, she’d probably kill me.” Bette smiled at Tasha with a soft laugh. It was then Tina noticed on the corner of the desk a picture of Bette and Kit together. It must’ve been taken after one of her concerts because she was dressed to kill with a towel wrapped around her neck and bottled water in hand, while Bette was smiling at her with reverence, Kit was laughing looking up to the sky. “Honestly there’s a table to sit down at, and the service is free. I promise you’ll have a good time.” Bette smiled at them, Alice and Tasha didn’t need much convincing, but Tina was still wary.
“Well there’s a problem there Dr. Porter.” Tina said and saw how the momentary carefree side had left Bette in a hurry and she instantly switched back to her professional mode. “I have no desire to sit at a table reserved for four and be these two’s third wheel. So we will only accept these tickets if you are willing to have me home at a decent hour.”
“That’s a very generous offer Tina, but really I’m on call and I wouldn’t want to spoil you guys’ night. Really please, take the tickets enjoy yourselves, and maybe you all can send up a few prayers that I’ll endure my sister’s wrath.” Bette smiled pulling the envelope from her desk drawer and handing it to Tina.
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Kit had finished her set and was humbled again by the graciousness of the crowd. She’d looked upon her sister’s table more than once and had noticed strangers sitting there. There wasn’t much she could do being on stage. And besides that they’d been ushered to the table, so more than likely Bette had pawned her tickets off to them, something she usually did if Bette felt like being alone. Once Kit had picked up on that matter she’d make it a point to go over to Bette’s and talk with her.
Kit reappeared but this time she was approaching their table, Tina saw how Tasha had stiffened and was for the first time since her wedding, completely slack jawed. Kit, without any type of hindrance took the empty seat next to Tina. “I hope you ladies enjoyed the show.” they all regaled her with just do praise and she nodded her head in appreciation. “Anyone of you can tell me where my forgetful sister is tonight?”
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They are both coming from a sad place. I hope they can be happy. Together. :-) thanks for the posts!
They are both coming from a sad place. I hope they can be happy. Together. :-) thanks for the posts!
I hope that these 2 women can find their way to happiness together! Thank you for the depth you have given to these characters. Please post soon!
Wonderful story. It seems so real!
Great update, love the depth of each of them. Can’t wait for more.
Looks as though Tina is trying to turn her life around now and dig out of the pit of despair that she had allowed her self to be so fully immersed. Maybe with her truly lovely smiles and her new attitude she can give some of that to Bette and help her turn her self around as well. Then maybe they can be happy together and we know how much love they can give to each other and with a little to love and cherish as well. That will be a very lucky little baby as well as two lucky and loving moms. Can hardly wait for the rest of the story to see how this plays itself out with our girls. Thanks for posting.
Forgetful me. Thanks for giving us two chapters today. That was great. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Maybe some light will enter Bette’s heart soon. Thank goodness for Alice and Tasha, they are holding Tina together.
Thats good and can’t wait to see B&T get to know each other and get through the pain. Please post more, thanks!
Fantastic story, so beautifully written. Glad that you wrote Rick as such a great guy. Look forward to the developing relationship between Tina and Dr Porter!
Bette is so guarded with her emotions. She may have had a tiny breakthrough when she felt Tina’s genuine concern for her social life. I think it’s going to take a lot more interaction with Tina for either of them to acknowledge that they enjoy each others company.
Excellent Thank you.