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    "Oh my God, that’s my flight!" Tina exclaimed, pulling quickly away. "I didn’t even hear them call it. I have to go!" She hesitated for a split second, wanting to stay with Bette and at least bid her a decent goodbye but she knew she had to go and she rushed to gather her things retreating backwards in the direction of her gate.
    "Tina, wait!’ Bette called after her. "Can’t you take the next one?"
    The blonde shook her head, shouldering her laptop bag and adjusting her coat over her arm. "I can’t… it’s the last one today, and I have to get back.."
    She continued her backward retreat, keeping her eyes firmly on the tall brunette, now standing alone in the middle of the lounge. She hesitated and moved back quickly towards Bette, reaching for her one last time to brush her lips over hers. 
    "Thank you for the new memory," Tina whispered softly.
    And then she was gone, hurrying to her gate and disappearing down the jetway.
    Bette stood for a few minutes longer unable to move, unable to tear her eyes away as the plane moved back from the gate and headed slowly out to the runway. 
    When it was gone, she finally moved only to drop down onto the row of empty chairs, sighing heavily, the emptiness of the place only reminding her of the gaping hole Tina seemed to have dug in her heart in such a short time.
    Her hand dropped and fell on something in the chair beside her.
    It was a book, but not the one she’d been reading. It was Tina’s book. She opened it finding a little bookmark holding the page which marked the moment they had met. 
    It was a business card. A smile returned to her lips, she might have not lost her forever after all.
    She reached for her pen and turned the pages to the inside cover.
    ****
    "Tina, there’s a package for you."
    The blonde lifted her eyes from the script she was reading to see her secretary enter the room and hand her a small brown paper package.
    Tearing the soft brown wrapping, she gasped at the content of the parcel. 

    Comments

    1. Damn…..kins you come out of nowhere and just rock my world like this, only to leave for god knows how long. I don’t care just as long as you keep coming back. Now that is a characteristic of a player LOL ;@)

    2. I forgot my offering of the number 14. Thanks for including me. 14 is special to me because in a few short days my partner and I will celebrate 25 years together on September 14th. How appropriate that you would choose now to include my number. I know I have gushed over your writing before. I continue to adore you. T

    3. Simply FANTASTIC Kins, just beautifully, wonderfully and lovingly fantastic. Thanks for popping back in and bringing wonderful stories. Can hardly wait for the multi-chapter story you will bring us. Thanks again.

    4. Ditto to everything above, well, maybe not the marry me part since its not too appropriate at this time. But, damn girl, you write great stories. I loved the Savannah slip in there… still one of my favorite stories. Thanks for the update.

    5. Great kins – I came to your stories late but delighted I found you! A true storyteller with the ability in your words to make me laugh and make me cry – thank you.

      Do you think you might write some more Savannah some time?!?

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