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    Love Soul Heaven Hell – Chapter II

    Brom was also inhaling the aromas of the wine, head bent, eyes shut.  I hope I can sort this out with Bette and Tina, he was thinking. From the start, Luke had clearly enjoyed their company, he thought, and he and Matthew had also grown to hold great affection for the two women.  He pursed his lips determined that he’d find a way to make this work.

    The brothers looked at each other, smiled and clinked their glasses.  Then they turned to the women, and Luke raised his glass, “May I humbly offer this toast?”

    Bette smiled warmly at him, “Of course,” while Tina nodded.  They raised their glasses to the brothers.

    “An anonymous toast from old England goes this way,” Luke started:

     “I would like to make a toast to stealing, cheating, lying, and drinking.  If you are going to steal, steal a heart,” he paused as he looked fondly at Bette and Tina, who exchanged meaningful glances with one another."

    He continued, “If you are going to cheat, cheat death,” and they all looked at Bette, as Tina clutched the brunette’s hand tightly.

    “If you are going to lie, lie for a friend,” Luke said quietly, as they all turned to Brom, who nodded.

    “And if you are going to drink, drink with me.”” Luke said with meaning, as he brought his glass to the center.

    They all clinked their glasses at the same time.  Bette and Tina exchanged glances, and then looked back at Luke and Brom.  They, too, hoped that things would work out between them and the brothers.  It would be a shame if they wouldn’t be able to work things out: the more they had gotten to know one another, the closer they had become.

    Luke spoke again, as they all finished fixing their individual plates of cheese, fruit, and bread or crackers, “There’s something Brom and I need to explain to you.  Since he’s never been a clear communicator, I’ll start, and he can help me finish.  Does that work?,” he asked all three.

    Bette drank some more of the wine, and nodded as she set her glass down.  Tina reluctantly nodded, not letting go of Bette’s hand, though, as she sat back to hear what they had to say.

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    1. 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”

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