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    Pick A Part – 7

    Tina looked at Angelica with renewed interest.

    Angelica realized what she’d said, and clammed up.

    Tina laughed, and patted her daughter’s knee. "I’m going to go get a newspaper. You stay here and sit still."

    Angelica nodded, and watched her mother get up, and leave the waiting room. She glanced around, and realized that the ICU had no reading material whatsoever. The ER at least had all those safety pamphlets, and those posters. And a lot more people. She’d been a child when her MaBe was in the maternity ward, and there had been no waiting back when her Aunt Alice had delivered her son. Mental note: next time, bring reading material.

    She smiled wryly. Next time. All that time she’d spent in the ER, and nobody ever told her how boring the ICU was.

    She wondered how bored Terry might be, when she was awake. She wanted to keep her friend company, give her someone to talk to.

    Angelica looked up as her mom joined her in the waiting room of the hospital. "You’re sure they won’t let us stay in her room while they examine her?"

    "Do you ever listen to me talk," Tina said wearily, and handed her daughter the classified ads.

    "What’s this?" Angelica inquired.

    "It’s called the newspaper, honey."

    "Haha." Angelica retorted. "Why am I holding it?"

    "Unless you think your moms are going to pay for the repair of your car themselves, or that babysitting will give you enough cash, I suggest you start looking for other sources of employment." Tina told her.

    "But it’s expensive. How am I supposed to pay for everything?" Angelica asked.

    "Baby, that’s why it’s called employment. You work, you’re given a fixed salary. You then give us your salary to start paying us back for the car, the private property damage, and for keeping you clothed, fed, and sheltered." Tina said matter-of-factly.

    "But–"

    "You’re Miss Tina Kennard?" A petite young woman asked as she approached.

    Tina stood up. "Yes…"

    "I’m Gina. Mr. Mayhew’s assistant."

    Tina frowned. She’d never met this woman before. "What happened to Bridget?"

    "Attending to, um, Mr. Mayhew’s personal needs," Gina said sarcastically.

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    Comments

    1. I have a great mother myself, but it was a different era when I grew up. Very much enjoying your depiction of B & T as parents, they mangage to BE parents (to many run away from the responsability and opt to be “friends” these days)and be cool. Angelica’s a lucky girl, at least the way you depict it. I bet she had her own crib to sleep in as an infant.

    2. My youngest son told me today that he wanted me to be his friend,I told him fine,But i was his Mother before and he had better remember that,Angie and Tina are so cute,Angie doesnt make muchoff of any of her Moms. Love this can Tina and Bette handle another child. thanks

    3. Love the connection and rapport Tina has with Angelica. It’s so sweet, loving, and humourous. Terry’s parents are no-shows, seems like they care more about their vacation than their daughter. Thanks for the update, please continue.

    4. Okay, the following was too damn funny: Angelica sighed, and flipped open the classifieds. “What jobs are available… What jobs pay in the thousands for a day’s work?””Jobs that I don’t want my daughter to be in.” Tina said simply.It was Chris Rock who said his only job in this life is to keep his daughters off of the stripper pole. I love your writing and can’t wait to read whatever you write next.

    5. love this… tina and angie was good together… and mabe will get to have her fun also… too funny… so please continue…i love it…oh… it also looks like they will have another daughter…hmmmmmmmmmm looks like terry is going to be there a while…

    6. Happy to see another post of this fic, need more and soon. Love the interaction of the whole family, no wonder Terry was a mainstay at the Kennard-Porter residance.

    7. TD,Another expressive and genuine chapter in the lives of Bette, Tina and Angelica. You have acaptured Angelica’s youthful exuberance and non-chalant way of dealing with the fall out from the accident. This is all down to your great flow and ebb of the story and dialogue. Can’t wait to see what happens next. Pleas make it soon. Your Loyal Fan.

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