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    Lost, Part 2

    Tina answered the door and took care of Alice that night. They talked until long after the sun came up. Alice understood what Bette saw in Tina. Very quickly Alice had two best friends. In the worst times, Alice was the only one to call either on their shit, or to remind them just how much they had found in each other.

    Tina’s going back to men had been a decision made with the intent to hurt Bette the way that she had been hurt the night she realized that Bette was no longer hers.

    First, last, forever.

    They were the ones that were going to make it. A relationship that everyone wished they had; the kind of love that only existed in movies.

    Soul mates.

    If only they knew.

    It was all an act.

    It had fallen apart long before Bette met Candace.  

    She had been certain that after what just happened that all of this would be hers and Bette’s once again. She had imagined that Bette would go in and tell Jodi that she was still in love with Tina, and be out in just a few minutes.

    But that’s not what happened.

    Tina decided to go sit in the living room. Her bedroom for the night.

    Jodi had been so kind, taking care of her like that. She understood what Bette saw in her. She challenged her in a way Tina had never been able to. No, in a way the old Tina had never been able to.

    She was not the same woman she had been three years ago when she walked out the door to what she thought was freedom and independence, but had turned out to be her losing herself in yet another person.

    Henry was kind, but boring. He was stable, but condescending. He wanted a little wife that would cook his dinner and clean his toenails off of the coffee table.

    “Once a dyke, always a dyke,” is what he told her when she told him it wasn’t working.

    “What did you expect,” she retorted, “I was with a woman for eight years. We have a child together. Put it together, dipshit!”

    “You don’t really have a child together Tina. I offered to adopt Angie. We could still be a family.”

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    Comments

    1. So let’s see Tina’s insecurity has her running after what is an incredible bonding moment. I so hope she listens to Bette and stops making up scenarios in her head. Of course that is providing that Bette is going to do the right thing and go for her heart aka Tina.

    2. wow … what happened ?… seems that you forgot to post the rest :-) or my next page button is not working Geeze is this good.. So come on… post the rest your new fan…

    3. yeah u r mean…wat were Jo & B laughing about…B go get your woman, bring her home…and u betta post soon cuz I’m not gonna rest until I find out what happened.

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