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Love Soul Heaven Hell – Chapter II
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The “appetizer system” became necessary because Bette and Tina tended to entertain lots of guests. Most days of the week, they were visited by friends or new acquaintances they were making, such as parents in Angelica’s playgroup. Peggy had become a regular, often inviting her own friends to meet her at Bette and Tina’s, before heading out to their appointment that day, such as a visit to the nearby Metropolitan Museum of Art, or the Neue Gallery, Whitney Museum, or other Upper East side destinations. Logan visited frequently, as did George and Claudia, and Diane and Niall, whenever they were in town.
But Bette and Tina were entertaining for business reasons also, and for that, had sections of the fridge ready with more elaborate packs of meals ready to be served. Tina began to hold more meetings with writers, directors, or actors at their home, particularly those meetings that she anticipated would run for hours, rather than slog through the meeting in the studio’s offices or a restaurant. Bette also hosted more and more cocktails in their home for investors who were thinking about having George’s firm handle some of their wealth; as well as for firms they were thinking of targeting to invest in.
Meanwhile, Lara had used their kitchen many times with fellow chefs to test new recipes. Bette enjoyed observing, even at times participating in the experimentation of the chefs of new recipes, and had struck a friendship with Lara’s fellow chefs who were also into molecular gastronomy. At times, even Sarah had brought clients over, to show them how it was possible to reconstruct homes that, at first glance, seemed too worn to be rescued. Also, ever since being featured in architectural and design-oriented magazines, random requests from magazine editors and readers to visit their home were not unusual either. Inevitably, whomever they were, and for whatever reason, most people who came by tended to want to stay, either to spend more time exploring various features of the unusual home, or enjoying the company of Bette and Tina, or both.
For Bette and Tina, this meant needing to quickly have on hand food and liquids to serve guests. And such efforts required a system.
Even with the volume of visitors constantly dropping by, somehow they surprisingly never ran out of food. Lara and her chef friends were constantly replenishing their fridge and pantry with easy to serve, and tasty food and appetizers, while both Logan and Peggy had made it a habit to periodically send over batches of food from their own kitchens, with their cooks quickly becoming familiar with how Bette and Tina preferred these packaged. Their closest friends and acquaintances knew that, if they gave the couple food, it should be in a manner that would enable the couple to prepare food and drink to serve with the minimum of fuss. Sara was always sending wine over, or bringing some whenever she was in their neighborhood.
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Hi! Always interesting – where is Angelica during time when Bette and Tina always bussy with their guests? She’s not crying, she didn’t not feeding, changed diapers and etc.?
For me seems that Bette and Tina neglecting their daughter because they to busy play in “aristocrats”