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    Make You Mine

    "She’s with Jodi."

    "And that stopped her from pining for you when we were together?" Helena asked.

    "That’s different."

    "Why?" Helena pressed, partly curious, mostly teasing, testing to see if her friend would confess that their relationship had lacked emotional depth.

    Tina glanced at her. "I hate that you’re such a good poker player."

    "Tell me." Helena cajoled.

    Tina sighed. "Because she knew I loved her more than I could love you."

    "So you think Bette would give up her soul mate for someone who challenges her?"

    "I ripped her heart apart," Tina reminded Helena. "Has anyone else forgotten that part?"

    "No," Helena shook her head. "We just know she’s a lot more forgiving that you give her credit for."

    Tina exhaled. "Are you done?"

    "Just one last thing," Helena admitted.

    "Go on."

    "What does it mean to micromanage and overstate?" Helena asked.

    Tina paused, the words put together oddly familiar, before she recognized them as her own, used to describe Bette in that message to Jodi. Bette’s girlfriend. Whom Bette had followed to the other coast. "Where did you—"

    "Bette asked me if she should feel frightened that you know her that well."

    "And you said—?"

    "That she shouldn’t be afraid to know someone knows her that well." Helena said simply, starting to stand up. "Do you have coffee?"

    "Whoa," Tina grabbed Helena’s arm, and pushed her back down to her sitting position. "What did Bette say?"

    "Bette?" Helena asked blankly. She then nodded, acknowledging the name. "Oh. Her."

    "Uh huh. Her." Tina nodded. "What did she say?"

    Helena shrugged. "Can’t remember." She slipped out of Tina’s grasp, and went inside the house in search for coffee.

    "Bitch." Tina muttered.

    "Something along the lines of ‘I never should have let you go’."

    Tina turned, to where Bette was now approaching the front steps. "What are you doing here?"

    "Same thing you are." Bette said, taking note of the newspaper Helena had abandoned. She glanced at Tina. "Company?"

    "Helena." Tina paused, then smiled weakly at Bette. "But you already knew that."

    Bette sat down beside Tina. "Don’t look so shocked. Deep down she does have a heart."

    "What are you doing here?"

    "You’ve asked me that." Bette reminded.

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    Comments

    1. yes, that’s how it should have been…btw, i was reading another story of yours (stand off between bette and shannen) and suddenly it dissapeared right before my eyes? hmm, what happened? anyway, this was great, i love everything you write and can’t wait for another tibette story from you

    2. Great tale, Tiff–as usual, you have the characters pegged better (I dare say) than the writers of TLW themselves. I so hope you continue this, as my Tibetter heart needs some hope in order to stomach S5, if it doesn’t turn out with Bette and Tina together. Thanks for writing and sharing your words with us, your humble followers.

    3. Yeah, the final was not a pleasant one for our Tibette crew. I don’t trust ic with anything important so obviously I don’t trust her with B&T. I will put my trust in you though to make it all better for me.

    4. Three posts in a row! You spoilt us, Tiff :) I was re-reading Chandelier and found certain similarities between your stories and s4. I really don’t wanna wait 9 months to see what will happen in s5. Please write Tibette.

    5. Took my undercaffeinated brain a second to catch the switch from Helena to Bette…Bette’s place is a busy place in the early morning. Even so, it’s a nice start at getting the women who should be together back together.

    6. I’m going to echo all previous sentiments, thanks Tiff for the stories and, yes, you should write S5. I know it would be miles better than the disjunctive tale the writers will hand us. Looking forward to any new story ideas you have so please post soon!

    7. Wow Tiff…ya know first I have to say I love your Helena in your stories. Her and Tina have an amazing connection and I love that she just says what she wants to and they understand each other. Now, onto Bette and Tina. Simply excellent! I hope you continue this because we need all the “hopeful” stories of Bette and Tina we can get eh? Thanks again for spoiling us! Made my morning to wake up and read this instead of work!

    8. Ahhh….now that’s what I’m talking about! Have been reading your past stories again..you still write the best dialogues. I really like your Helena. Nice mentionn of uh huh her! Heh!Thanks TD, and PPS!

    9. Thank you, that was the perfect antidote to an infuriating finale. Why TV’s Tina thinks self-flagellation and TV’s Bette thinks self-denigration are less painful than the potential hurt they might cause each other, I cannot fathom.

    10. And it goes without saying that Bette’s made the right choice. (Of course, that’s the non-biased position…) Excellent, tiff. Thanks for the post.

    11. That was fantastic Tiff – i’ve not been online & had time to read for moths & when I do this is the first story I read – i’m blown away – that was just what i needed! You do B & T so well! I’d missed their snappy dialogue!

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