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    Posthumous Wisdom (35)

    Bette interlaced her fingers with the blondes and took a breath.  “I’m not sure I can answer that.  As a parent you have to do what you think is in the best interest of your child, if things work out between us it will definitely be in her best interests, but if they don’t then leaving things as they are now would have been the better option.  I’ve been guided by fear for a long time now though and it hasn’t served me well.  Our happiness is in Angelica’s best interest and my happiness is directly linked to being with you.  I do think however that we need to take things slowly.  As you said, the last time we got back together we rushed into it.  You asked me just before you moved back in if I would agree to date you; I think that wouldn’t be such a bad idea now.”

    Tina grinned at the brunette, she leaned forward and tucked a stray curl behind her ear.  “I think dating would be an excellent idea but there’s just one difference this time.”

    “What’s that?” queried Bette

    “This time I want to date only you.  No games, no hidden agendas.  Just me and you working together to build a future for ourselves and our daughter”

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Shane drummed her fingers on the table, once again casting a glance at the clock which hung above the counter.  It was eleven thirty.  Despite the writer’s predilection for sleeping late, since Tasha’s departure she had never left her morning run this late.

    The hairdresser was concerned.   Alice’s home phone and her cell had both gone straight to voicemail when she had tried to call her last night.  Trying to find the balance between showing concern and not overly interfering she had simply left messages telling the writer to call her if she needed to talk or wanted to hang out.

    Now though, she had an uneasy feeling.  She knew how much it meant to Alice to persevere with her commitment to run each morning.  It had started simply as a promise to Tasha but Shane knew it had become more significant to her friend.  Every day that she was able to get up and make her way to The Planet on foot, she felt that she was staving off her demons that little bit more.  When Helena rang to tell Shane how upset Alice had been the other morning she had worried that things were starting to fall apart.  Yesterday though she had still turned up at The Planet and despite everything was in good form.

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    Comments

    1. Al’s at Imalakaha, right? Lol just a hunch. This is incredible, you’ve gotten me to actually LIKE Bette and Tina. I always loved Shane but she’s such a good friend in here that I love her more…and please don’t hurt Alice. She’s been through enough. You, m’dear, are freaking amazing.

    2. Either you are a great writer or an excellent shrink. Even after almost 2 years later, I still cannot get over D’s death. I know I am projecting this big time. So it is natural for me to think when A found out that she was the love of D’s life, A would have a much harder time dealing with the loss. Yes, of course I want A to be happy again. That means you will have to keep on writing to show us how A overcome this devastation. Deal? 2 place, MT has already said one, the other place I guess would be the countryside where they had the picnic and A picked up the rock. Finally, whether I like how the story has unfolded or how is going to end is insignificant. You have given us an astonishingly beautiful story and have gone far beyond the show to honor D. That alone, I cannot thank you enough.

    3. Alice went to see Dana so to speak, right? I hope that Shane gets to her as I am sure she needs her friends right now. I am glad that Bette and Tina are reaching out to one another. Taking things slow is a good start.

    4. Maybe to the picnic spot. I love the story. I still get upset about the whole dana thing to. I dont get it. anyway I love the story keep up the great work

    5. Alice went to finally let go of dana. sometimes it’s something you have to do to move on.Bette and tina WOW, tina have much more patience and more assertive with bette and upfront and honest about her working. Love it, awe don’t worry about the tissuses,lol this story is so well written the depth of emotion is amazingly powerful.

    6. I am going to ditto what HD said — I don’t think I could write a comment more elequent than that. Poor Alice. This is something she needed to go through, though. Her life was moving forward but I don’t think she ever dealt with the reality of Dana’s death. “Yay” for Bette and Tina. What a mature discussion on the issues and they both seem committed to being more active in maintaining the relationship this time around. Another amazing update, wondering! Thank you!

    7. The camp and the picnic spot are two obvious choices, but I wonder if Shane even knew about the latter. I just hope she finds Al soon… The way Bette and Tina are moving forward is totally believable and they’re at least doing it with the right amount of caution this time. Great as always, wa, thanks for the post.

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