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Love Soul Heaven Hell – Chapter XI
Story written on December 29, 2013 by skydancer.
Bernd had joined them, "Excellent, Bette," he exclaimed, "Around here children are taught that if you developed a thirst for knowledge, discovery, antiquity, history, passion: you would find something here for you."
"Happy New Year, Bernd," Bette turned to greet him, still carrying Angelica. He bowed slightly in front of the little girl, and greeted her, "Happy New Year, princess!"
The little girl offered him a shy smile, which went straight to his heart. Another victim, Tina thought.
Bernd shook Tina’s hand, and tugged slightly at Bette’s elbow, to lead the small group inside the historic building. He explained he and Bette could take one of the corner tables of the library and talk there, if Tina wanted to wander around the library, and take a tour of it with Angelica while he and Bette talked.
Tina thought, "At least I’ll be nearby in case she feels weak."
"Bernd, Bette is still really weak, even if looks or makes it appear that she’s back to normal. So you find me if she looks like she needs a break, alright? No matter what she says," Tina told him firmly, fixing him and Bette a long look before turning to take Angelica towards the round table at the center of the lobby area of the library.
Bette pursed her lips, and bent to give Angelica a kiss on top of her head, and then gave Tina a quick kiss, whispering, "I’ll be careful, T."
"You’d better be, " she responded, then returned her wife’s kiss before giving her a quick smile, adding, "I love you, baby."
Tina and Angelica wandered into the central section of the library. Tina read out some facts, "Angie we are standing in the oldest library in Switzerland, one of the oldest in Europe….wow, it was founded in 719… which is over one thousand years ago or a very long time ago. And there are over 170 thousand books, 400 of which are over a thousand years old."
A kindly old woman walked over, to give Angie a small map. "That’s so nice to see… taking your young child to one of the oldest libraries in the world. I must say we get over a million visitors a year, but she is the youngest this early in the new year."


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