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Out of Closet (TiBette time-travel romance), Ch. 62
Physically, of course, they were completely opposite but their principles, business-like behavior and inability to emotionally connect with their loved ones were almost identical. Bette sighed and thought of her real father that she didn’t really knew. Like with everything else, she was struggling with the truth and wasn’t sure if she should confront it or leave it alone.
Uncovering the truth and confronting the issues won’t change what happened but it might affect the future. Was she willing to take the chance to change things in her past and come back to a different future? Was Katie’s life worth risking her future with Tina? Bette sighed and put her fork down, suddenly not hungry anymore. Nobody can predict how changing the past could change the future. If it meant losing Tina then Bette had serious thinking to do.
After the dinner, Bette and Christina went back to the studio and Bette resumed working on some of her unfinished paintings. Maxine’s portrait was almost completed. Bette was adding the last few details and thought of the surprise on Tina’s face when she sees the paintings. Bette hoped that finishing her paintings here, in 1886, wouldn’t change their destiny because all of her canvases were safely stored in their house in L.A. But to make sure the paintings will end up with Tina, Bette made a mental note to talk to her mother and Christina to make a provision in Maxine’s will to bequeath all the paintings to Kennard’s family. She knew that there won’t be a problem because that had happened already and she was pretty sure that the old janitor, who protected the paintings in the future, was somehow connected to her past. Keeping her artwork in Christina’s family was a sure path for them to end up in Tina childhood home’s attic.
The next morning the whole family went to visit Katie. Christina stayed the night at the Porter’s mansion because she wanted to spend more time with Bette, knowing that soon she will leave and they will never see each other again. Christina glanced at Bette who was seated opposite her in the carriage, trying to keep her tears away. Her pregnancy was making her pretty emotional and the doctor warned her about the mood swings but Christina knew there was more to her tears than a simple case of messed-up emotions. Bette smiled at her and unexpected warmth spread all over Christina’s body. She smiled back and closed her eyes, thinking back to last night that she spent at the Porter’s.
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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!