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    Lifeless Chptr. 6

     

     

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    Bette eased the car to a stop in front of Tina’s house, the neighborhood was quiet and she noticed that Tina’s home seemed larger in the day than it did that night. Tina’s fingers meandered around the handle and she was so reluctant to leave the comfort of the car and the company just to be alone in her home again. Bette hadn’t allowed herself to let go of the steering wheel, but she’d noticed that Tina was prolonging her goodbyes. She’d felt guilt again burn through her for bringing Tina to a place that obviously caused her such anguish.

     

    “Hey,” Bette spoke before she lost her nerve and the opportunity, but more importantly she spoke before she knew what she was going to say. So there she was stuck thinking of something to say. “Did you want to…? I uh,… maybe you want to get something to eat.”

     

    Tina smiled at her doctor she’d never heard her stammer before, she was certain that Bette was always confident when she spoke, but it was amusing to see her so unsure of her thoughts. “I’m not really hungry. As surprising as that is.” she answered back with a hesitant smile.

     

    “Right. Right, I’m sorry.”

     

    Tina smiled even more at her immediate reaction, “Please stop apologizing. Tell you what,” she said turning back to the nervous doctor, “I could really go for a drink.” Tina saw the way Bette’s eyes nearly popped out of her head and she laughed unmercifully at that. “I was thinking more like tea, juice, or water.”

     

    “Oh, thank God.” Bette laughed out. “You scared me for a minute.”

     

     

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    “Do you mind if we stop at my house just for a brief moment, I really would like to change out of these clothes and put away a few things before we head out?”

     

    “Sure. No problem.” Tina very suddenly became nervous, the idea of being at her Doctor’s home was unsettling and she began to wring her hands nervously in her lap, hoping Bette wouldn’t notice.

     

    Bette pulled up to a nice home that Tina may have noticed before but never really paid any mind to it. The lawn was well manicured and the flowers were maintained beautifully. Just as Tina imagined everything else to be in Bette’s life, her house was well kempt, she smiled to herself thinking to herself that even Bette’s dirt was clean.

    Comments

    1. So glad you’re back. Love the story. Love their interaction and the way in which it is becoming easier for each of them to be in the company of the other. This is helping Tina so much to break that iron hold on the idea of not being a mother and it’s also helping Bette to see her patients as people and not only as medical subjects, especially Tina. The friendship is developing so slowly and it is allowing them to fully see the other person. Wonderful update. Thanks for posting.

    2. Thanks so much for posting. I’m glad Tina is able to open up to Bette about her fears and anger. The emotional intimacy seems to be melting Bette a little too.

    3. Hey Nettababy03, That was wonderful. I love the gentle motion of Bette and Tina in this tale. They are every edging nearer each other. What was amazing was Tina’s confession that she was having this child for Rick and that she is totally overwhelmed with the reality of her situation. Becoming a parent is the most important thing most of us do. This is now hitting Tina hard. And then there is Bette; she is breaking all of her self-imposed rules and fratenizing with a patient. Instead of freaking her out this is opening up a new world. One Bette is beginning to like. I love that she shares so much with Rick – total control freak – and with Tina – fear of failing as a parent. I really can’t wait to read more of this magical adventure. Please post soon. Your Loyal Fan.

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