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    …..New Story…no title…….chapter 8

    Candace was struck by Sonny’s deep voice. It thrilled her. She gave him the adress and wondered what was so urgent that Kit couldn’t come. Never mind, Sonny seemed to be a nice man who adored his wife. He had a voice……..wow! Low. She wondered if he’d sing how low he could go. Just imagine to be seduced by such a voice………

    She started to concentrate on her preparations for her show. That meant that she did some voice exercises and had a light snack. She was praying that Bette would come. Bette seemed like a very private person to her. So although she said she would visit the club, that didn’t necessarily meant that she would be here today. Candace could only hope and pray.

     

    Kit and Melvin
    Holding her father after so many years made Kit go back to her early childhood. For a moment she was that little girl again that cried and was consoled by her father.
    Melvin stroked Kit’s back and whispered to her that he was sorry. Initially Kit wasn’t listening to what her father was saying. She was too wrapped up in her own grief. But when she was just sniffing, she heard his words. That’s when she started to cry again until there were no more tears to cry.

    The crying took a lot from Kit and strangely she fell alseep on her father’s chest. That’s how Marina found her when she came to check if everything was alright. Both Kit and Melvin were asleep. Gently she woke up Kit.

    “Ohh, my, I fell asleep. I’m so sorry.”

    “It’s okay, it must have been an emotional roller coaster. Do you want to stay here or do you want to go to another room?”

    “If it’s no problem, I’d like to stay here.”

    “Alright, I’ll bring you a blanket.”

    Marina left the room and came back with a blanket. In the mean time, Kit went to the sink, to wash her face. When she walked back to the bed, she looked at her father who was asleep. He looked peacefully and although his illness made him look older than his true age, you could still see the beauty of the man. Both she and Bette inherited his beauty combined with the beauty of their mothers. Kit’s parents were both African-Americans but Kit’s mother had some Native-American blood running through her vains. Somewhere in Melvin’s family tree a Caucasian mingled with his family because he had a beautiful kind of brown skin.
    Kit looked at her father with love. It was the first time she looked at him like that. She regretted that it took an illness to make them get back together. Thinking about the illness, she wanted to ask something about it, so she turned to Marina.

    Comments

    1. Amazing update!

      It is so sad that you have to hide who you really are because of the colour of your skin.

      I pray and hope that Bette will embrace and be proud that she is black . Maybe Tina can help her with it.

      Thank you for the update!

    2. Thank you for reading my story. I realize that by posting at such an irregular base, I might lose readers. But life throws curfballs at me I have to attend. Then I have to read and get back into the flow of the story and let the flow take me wherever it wants to take me. The part where Bette is hiding her heritage was planned to come out differently. Anyway, the way it came out now I can live with it. Once again, thanks for reading my story and thank you for your comments.

    3. Hi there,

      I know exactly what you mean about life’s ‘curved balls’ been dealing with a few of my own, in fact I still am!!

      I’ve now read all the 8 posted Chapters and am really into this story. Enjoying it tremendously and look forward to the next post as soon as possible, please.

      Thanks LadyS .

      • Hi Miss Sassy, thank you for reading my story. It’s holiday for me so plenty time to relax and completely get into the flow of the story. I’ll try to post this coming period on a regular base. And about those “Curved balls”, I hope life is a bit easy on you and if not I hope that at least one of those “curved” balls is a good hit! Take care.

    4. Hi LadySovjet

      I just read your post, I really like it, I may understand why Bette tries to hide her racial heritage, traumatic episodes in people life sometimes lead to that, including her own father behavior toward her; hopefully the love and comprehension of her girlfriend would help Bette to overcome her flaws and insecurities. In this story, Candace acts as selflessly person, and I’m asking myself if her driving force is something different than altruistic intentions to reunite the Porter family.
      I truly enjoyed this chapter; I will be waiting for the next one, pps.

      Proteonomics

    5. How could I ever stop commenting on this story.
      I imagine that Bette has a lot of resentment for what happened to her. It is as if she said: Do not touch this subject, because it makes me guilty, and I do not want to feel this guilt … and remembering the past makes you feel angry instead of admitting their errors and their true feelings.
      I loved this chapter.
      the whole universe.

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