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Music Is My Savior
"May I have this dance Mrs. Porter-Kennard?" Bette beamed at the beautiful blonde, holding out her hand and even bowing for good measure.
Tina chuckled and nodded as she took her gorgeous new wife’s hand. They danced well into the night, sharing kisses, laughs and even tears of joy. They were inseparable, soaking in the love that most thought only existed in fairy tales.
Eric stood for a while longer, finishing off the last of his champagne before heading for the door. He looked over his shoulder, the last image of the night would be one that he would remember forever.
Coincidentally enough, it was an image that would later be reenacted at his own wedding. He would realize much later, when it came time to look over the pictures of the blissful night with his own beautiful wife by his side.
Eric softly smiled and shook his head at the sight of the two women hopelessly in love, silently wondering what made him think he could ever compete. Ignoring the distant pang in his chest, he said his final farewell before taking his leave.
"Bye, Tina"
She’s with somebody else
And now all I can do is smile
And fade into the background
I’ll say congratulations and
I’ll fade into the background
Alice zoomed passed him as he walked out of the banquet hall and quickly made her way over to the new brides. She cautiously got closer to the two beautiful women, careful not to ruin the tender moment between them.
With a smile, she snapped the picture and squealed at her success. She looked down at the digital image on her camera and her smile widened at the sight before she rushed off to show her friends, leaving the unsuspecting brides to their moment.
Bette and Tina stood in the center of the heart shaped archway made from balloons, lost together in their own little world. They held each other close, Bette’s hands on Tina’s hips as her wife lovingly stroked her arm with one hand and reached up with the other.
She had just tucked a loose curl behind Bette’s ear when Alice took the picture, tenderly combing the hair beside her wife’s temple right after. They never said a word but then, they didn’t have to. All they needed to say was in their eyes as well as in their smiles.
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(20 votes, average: 4.25 out of 5)
👱 poor Eric, he was portrayed with so much respect. Thank you for doing this Miss Liah, not all of us are man haters. On the other hand Tina and Bette were so awesomely hot and loving, me want more. Thank you 👸
Wonderful job
Great post. I actually had some sympathy for Eric here, but the way it ended left no doubt everything happened for the right reasons. And, Eric eventually found his own happiness. Thanks for the post, Liah. :)
Great story. You did well by poor Eric, yet in the end he found his love. He was right when he said he could never compete with our Bette, no one can. And I agree with what everyoneabove me has said. Thanks for posting.
Wonderful chapter.Thank you.
Feel bad for eric but so happy for Tina and Bette, love them. That was awesome and thanks for the post
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you
Thanks Liah for this story :-) well … Eric is just a man, another human being-who is being left broken hearted by his girlfriend because of finding another love.. And he is portrayed so good here, I meant all his emotions and dream and wishes all just simply reflected as he is human.. Not because he is a man. Great writing with interesting approach Liah! :-) anyway… so, when is the new installment would be ready for public consumption!? ;-) hehe… PPVS and thanks!!! :-)
Thanks, that was a nice way to approach a situation that many others experience and using Eric to have the role in this beautifully written story. It was great from all sides. Thanks for the wonderful way in which you tell stories.
Loved it! Liah, you rock! :P
Perfectly crafted.. who is anyone to stand in the path of true love..man or woman.. but they must be extraordinary beings to accept it with such dignity! outstanding offering once more my friend!
You have a way to write with such sensitivity and heart, it’s deeply beautiful…
And since I can so fully understand Eric here, I cannot help but thank you for this respectful way to depict the tragedy of unrequited love. I admire his courage, I would have never been able to go to the marriage of the love of my life, even if I share, totally, his sincere wish of happiness for her. Poignant but beautiful ; thank you…