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    My Life – chapter four

     

    Here goes nothing. She pushed the envelope towards her Momma T and shrugged.

     

     

     “It’s not much but I had some saved up that I forgot about.” Tina nodded and took the envelope.

     

     Angie turned around and climbed the stairs up to her room, hoping her moms wouldn’t ask her anything tonight. Angie wasn’t physically ready nor was she emotionally, rather mentally ready to speak about it.

     

    “Hey I was wondering why all the lights were on back here.” Bette said as she shut the gate to the backyard and watched Angie make her way into her bedroom. “You guys having a little party out here without me?” She pouted.

     

    Tina turned around, walking up to her and kissed the pout away. Bette held on to her waist and said, “So what’s up?”

     

    Tina shrugged. “Nothing.”  Bette looked at the envelope in her hands and raised her eyebrows.

     

    “Angie’s  first payment.” Tina opened the envelope and her eyes widened. She was expecting a few hundred dollars from Angie, not a few hundred and a money order from their daughter for an amount of $50,000.

     

    Bette watched her wife’s eyes widen. “What is it Ti?” she asked.

     

    Tina just pushed the envelope to her and watched Bette’s eyes widen. “Fuck Tina!  Where the hell did she get this? I checked her accounts all the money is gone.” 

     

     

    Angie watched both her Momma B and T open the envelope and look at the contents inside from her bedroom window that looked over the backyard. She knew they we’re going to be surprised that she had just given them half of what she owed them.

     

    “I don’t know Bette. Angie said she had some stashed away that she forgot about.” Tina still didn’t believe it.

     

    “Oh by the way Mom here’s fifty grand” Bette waved the envelope in the air. “I’ve forgot about. Is that what she said?” Bette questioned Tina.

     

    Bette thought of something. She didn’t think so but her daughter’s accounts were drained no way she could’ve gotten her hands on that amount of money that quickly. She looked to Tina in horror. “You don’t think….no, no, no.”  There was only one thing she could think of.

     

    “What Bette? What is it?”

     

    Bette gulped. “Drugs?!” She covered her mouth with one hand not believing what she herself had just said aloud.

     

     

     

     

     

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    1. Great update. Hope you can really use the recipe and it was my pleasure. I’m really proud of Angie and what she has done by helping others in need, we need a lot more of that in this world. She has almost redeemed herself in my eyes. Oh, Angie honey, why do you keep dropping bombs on your parents and running off. You must know that they are not going to sleep before they get the story out of you so you may as well spill the beans in their entirety. Angie must tell them about everything especially including her life with jodi’s daughter. Well, it seems that jodi’s daughter is as much a heartless bitch as her mother, and “the fruit does not fall far from the tree” in this case. Poor Ivy, I fear for her sanity following Angie as her chief partner in crime, I just think the poor girl will have a heart attack or something. Ivy is really Alices’ daughter going along to help one of their family and then wanting to chicken out at the last minute or panicking when something is about to go wrong. Actually Ivy sounds more like Dana’s child than Tausha. Great story.

    2. Thanks for the update. I agree with Dainty about Angie. Its amazing that we change so much as adults when we jump into the pot of propaganda that our society feeds us. Then it takes us quite a while to see the lies for what they are and find a way to get back to our own truths. Great writing. You can do this Angie…

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