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Out of Closet (TiBette time-travel romance), Ch. 62
“But that’s a good thing. Right?”
“I’m not sure how good. He said that based on the scientific data, calculations and numerology he was able to ascertain the number but he doesn’t know about my trip to the past and back. So whatever the number he thinks he know, it will be off.”
“So what’s the number?”
“He didn’t say. Apparently, he’s one of those conspiracy theorists that can’t say anything important on a phone because the government is spying. He’s coming to L.A. next weekend for our interview and will tell me then.”
“Are you serious?” Tina’s frustration from their fruitless search was escalating. One little sign from Bette, which might as well be a simple misprint, wasn’t enough to stop her from worrying or feeling lonely.
Meanwhile, in another dimension
Place: Orange County, CA
Year: May 1886
Porter’s mansion
“Elizabeth, your father is home and he wants us to have a dinner together,” Maxine suddenly appeared at the pavilion. “Christina, you are welcome to join us.”
“Wow, it’s a dinner time already?” Bette automatically checked her watch that she left in the 21st century. She realized her mistake and pretended to squash an invisible mosquito.
Maxine laughed, “The two of you always used to forget about everything when you spent time together. I see that it had not changed.”
Bette glanced at Christina and they smiled at each other with understanding. The bond and connection was still there and it made Bette’s heart lose some of the heaviness she carried since that fateful night over six months ago. As if knowing what Bette was thinking, Christina took her hand and squeezed it gently before nodding, “Thank you, Mrs. Porter, I’d love to stay for dinner.”
As they walked together back to the house, Bette thought about her father and the one she met in the future, Kit’s father, Melvin. There were so many similarities between them that Bette began to admit that maybe reincarnation was not just a religious concept. Knowing the truth about her real father Bette had to disregard genetics as a valid explanation, but the likeness between those two was so uncanny that Bette found herself staring at her father several times during dinner.
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I have really enjoyed this long complex adventure of our favorite lesbians. There are missing chapters between Chapter 62 and Chapter 67. What happened to the chapters? Can you re-post them? Please help!