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    Lost & Found, Ch 8

    Story written on June 24, 2007 by TMerlin.
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    And there you’ll find me.

    EVANGELINE-  “Finish this wall here and then…”  (Looking back from the surroundings to Justine…)  “Hey…you ok?  Justine?”

    JUSTINE-  “Hmmmm?  Oh!  Oh, I’m sorry….”

    EVANGELINE-  “Is ok.  You hear what I say?  I think you should put those prints I showed you last year on this wall over here.”

    JUSTINE-  “Ohh…ok.”

    EVANGELINE-  “You know what to do next?”

    JUSTINE-  (Looking like a deer in headlights…wondering whether Evangeline had been hearing her thoughts, her waking dream…)  “What?”

    EVANGELINE-  “Oh Justine…what I teach you?  With the prints here then what you think will be the next step?”

    JUSTINE-  “The prints?”

    EVANGELINE-  “What’s wrong mon ami?  You seem distracted.”

    JUSTINE-  “I…uhhhm…you know I can’t believe you’re here.”

    EVANGELINE-  “I no believe too but here I am.  You glad to see me?”  (She steps closer.  Justine just nods.  Lia puts her hand on Justine’s cheek.)  “It is so very good to see you again.  Perhaps we spend some time together and chat, eh?”  (Justine nods.)  “I have time before San Francisco, so this is good.”  (Justine smiles.  Evangeline drops her hand to Justine’s shoulder and pats it as she too smiles.)

    (Across WeHo, Bette was working away furiously to prepare for the reception the next day.  Kit was hobnobbing at the Planet and taking care of odds and ends.  Alice was debating her writer’s block with Dana.  Jeff was in meetings.  And Tina…she had been taking in the sites and sounds of her new city.

    Later, that evening, Tina was reading a book “The Greek Way”, by Edith Hamilton.  Jeff had a multitude of books on his shelves and this one caught her attention.  In the chapter about Aeschylus, the ancient Greek playwright, her eyes fell upon a line and could not leave it… “God, whose law it is that he who learns must suffer.  And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget, falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despite, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God.”  She puts the book down and looks around.  Jeff was out on a dinner date and she had just finished up dinner.  She slowly stood and walked over the counter, grabbed some keys and a light jacket on her way out.   

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    2. Good, glad to see you back. Too many authors/stories disappearing these days. Poor Justine visiting that proverbial place between a rock and a hard place. Ah, Edith and the Greeks. The Greeks surely could be elegant, but were some patriarchal bastards. If Tina likes that sort of thing, may I recommend to her Robert Graves’ “The White Goddess” (ie the moon) for an exploration and celebration of the feminine in mythology. Mindblowing in the best sense of the word. Sort of like stumbling upon the ONE.

    5. Merl, this is wonderful, and I must say that I do feel bad for Justine. I am happy to see you grace me with a chappy before bed. Cannot wait to see how this develops even further. PPS

    6. I love how Bette and Tina gravitate to the same beach to think and clear the heads. What is ironic is that they are both plagued by the same thoughts of the other woman. Can’t wait to see more of the Bett and Tina saga

    8. ohhh Merlin, thank you for your post, but you only gave me 2 pages, that wasn’t enough to even wet the palate. ok ok 2 pages was better then nothing, i look forward to the next chapter. I think it’s time tina lets bette know what she is feeling.

    9. I love this tangle of women who are all set afire by your expression of their urges. It’s so fun to read I love the way your mind works. Thanks for giving us this great tale.

    10. Yeah your back! I agree with funnyone – too many stories/authors just disappearing these days. Glad to see you are still dancing with the muse. But we need more! LOL PPS

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