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    My Life – chapter five

     

    Bette put a palm to her forehead. What now? Jesus Angie!

     

    She hadn’t told Bette about her stealing a sign for one of her professors,–Jodie and receiving payment for doing so. She didn’t tell them yet that Joss was Jodie’s daughter either it would have to come together.

     

    Bette whispered to Tina. “I don’t think I’m going to live that much longer. Our daughter is driving me to an early grave.” Tina nudged her to stop.

     

    “Angie sit down. It seems like it’s serious. And don’t even think you’re running away anywhere. In fact there will be no more of that. Face us like the adult you are.”  Angie took a seat in front of them.

     

    Tina looked to Bette and Bette finished.

     

    “No more running away. Besides it can’t be that bad, right?” She hoped.

     

    “Bad?” Angie laughed nervously. Maybe a little bit Momma B. Like a teeny weeny bit. Oh I don’t know I broke the law, stole a sign, and sold it to one of your staff. “No, no of.. of.. course not!” She felt terribly tongue tied.

     

    “MommasIstolethissignandMommaBJodieshe’swasartistIwasstealingitforandlaterifoundoutthatshe’sJodie,JodieLaneJoss’momandIdon’tknowbutI’msorry. I’m really, really sorry.” She said catching her breath. “So can I go to bed now?” she smiled painfully.

     

    “Whoa! Whoa!  Whoa! Slow down Angie.” Tina said with a hand in the air.  

     

    Bette did not like the way Angie was shaking she didn’t understand a word she said because she was rambling but seeing Angie shaking meant one thing- -she must’ve done something really bad and it was likely to upset them both.

     

    Angie took a moment to compose herself and started again. “I stole a sign for an artist that happens to be a professor in your department Momma B, Jodie Lerner-I thought her last name was Lane but I don’t know really…Whatever.. Oh and by the way she’s Joss’ mom too. Funny isn’t?” She laughed.

     

    “How much did you make?” Bette asked thru her teeth. She did not like anything she was hearing. Angie stealing a sign-Angie involved with one of her staff-Angie ex was Jodie’s daughter-Angie! Angie! Angie!

     

    “Five thousand.” Angie stuttered.

     

    “Five thousand!” Tina gasped. “Exactly what kind of sign is this that this woman would pay you five thousand dollars?”

    Comments

    1. Thanks for the update. Ditto to what Dainty wrote. What is it with some rich people? Ugh! Joss needs to step far, far away and let Angie be. Angie is an amazing young woman who I hope now realizes that her moms are on her side. Hopefully, Tina was close and heard all the commotion. Great chapter!

    2. Joss seems to have burnt a bridge as far as Angie is concerned. Jackie’s staked her claim, let’s see how Angie deals with it. Thanks for posting! :)

    3. Great update. Well now, I think joss just got her notice to “step-off bitch” you are no longer wanted or needed here. Hopefully Tina is just in her bathroom and hears this and puts her opinion in and let’s joss know that her money nor antics are wanted by Shaolin and her money is refunded and she is put off set and legally barred from ever setting foot on the property again. Gosh I hope she could pull that off. I’m really happy that Angie told her parents about everything that had gone on in her life in the last year or so but, she did not tell them that the foundation is worth millions so that her parents won’t worry about her making a living and giving all the money away. The foundation should be restructured so that she can earn a salary from doing the work It is a very altruistic proposal of giving away all the money but she also deserves a salary from what she is doing. Thanks for posting.

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