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    One Day Soon (13)

    So, making her dinner stops being about romance or revealing my intentions it is merely a stepping-stone on my way towards showing her that I’ve learnt. On the journey through our break up I’ve paid attention to a few choice but valuable lessons, the key one of all being that change is necessary and without it, none of us can move forward.

    My ears are attuned to the sound of her footsteps; there are just some things you don’t forget. She comes out to join us, smiling and yet seemingly tired from her day, I know that Jenny is still giving her a hard time but I’m willing to wait a while on that one, resisting the urge to tear Jenny a new asshole in favour of watching how Tina manages it herself, equally effective but in her own unique fashion.

    She grins at me, holding her arms out to Boo as she squeals and splashes, showing off her skill, “Hi baby …”

    Those words aren’t meant for me, and yet I can’t help but wonder if there’s a hidden meaning in her greeting. She leans in and plucks our little girl from the water, caring very little about the effect this has upon her Chloe suit.

    I can’t help but look, her ankles are right at my eye line, drawing my gaze upwards …

    “Hey,” she says, flashing me a soft, and dare I say it, sexy smile, “where’s my dinner then?”

    Straight to the point; her confidence around me was always the biggest turn on, this high-powered executive who’s so demure in social situations. She never fooled, not me anyway, all I ever saw was exactly what I see now, her.

    “Well …” I tease, unable to resist the urge to have her roll her eyes skywards at me and wiggle her eyebrows in that customary ‘all-knowing’ sort of way, “it’s just that …”

    She groans, right on cue, “Oh Bette …”

    I flick my waterlogged fingers, adding some extra on to that expensive suit, “I thought I would wait until you got here,” I add pointedly, watching the expression on her face as it turns from one of predictable, lovable despair to renewed interest.

    This is my plan, this is how I will win her back.

    Comments

    1. you’re completely cute, i have to get that out of the way first. second, fantastic chapter…i liked a lot. i don’t have a lot of time on my silly computer battery and this silly coffee shop doesn’t have plug in thingys that i can see, but damn good show babe!

    2. Wow, all the emotions flowing out of both women. If they can get past the hurt, anger and lost feeling then there is a chance of making it work and this time doing it right.

    3. Awesome. How can these two not be together. I just love what a great job your doing with they’re emotions. They know each other so well. This Bette, she has every intention of being all that Tina needs.

    4. another fabulous post, Sofa. The girls seem to be finding their rhythm with each other again, no matter how tenuous. It parallels little Boo so nicely. Baby steps, but forward steps none the less. Thanks for these updates, can’t wait for more.

    5. Awesome….13 chapters of totally awesome writing. The emotions your characters portray are palpable. I love this story and await with baited breath your next post!

    6. Wow i have read most of ur stories and just love them all! in this i say it is about time these two are talking well at least trying to talk, they really need to say what they are thinking and actually say it!

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