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    Prodigal Chapter 18

                “And how was I supposed to know that, Mom?” Tina cut in.

                “I’m telling you now, dammit!” her mother yelled.  “I love you and I want to be in your life!”  That was not how she had pictured saying that phrase to Tina earlier.  With considerable effort, she calmed herself.  “This conversation went so much smoother in my head ten minutes ago.”

                “I doubt I had a baby in the one that went on in your head,” Tina joked.

                “You didn’t,” her mother admitted, “but I’m glad you do.  I know you’re an amazing mother, Tina.”

                Tina sighed.  “Thanks, mom.  That means a lot.”

                “I wish I could have been there with you,” her mother said, regret apparent in her voice.  Her anger and her hurt she would reserve for another day and direct them where they belonged, at herself  and probably at her husband, and a little bit at Caroline for not preparing her for this bombshell in the slightest.
               Tina felt the tears well and she had to be honest.  “You know, mom,” she said, her voice catching as she thought about her life during her pregnancy, “I don’t think, in all of my life, that I ever needed you more than I did then.”

                Rose Kennard sniffled as she wiped the tears from her face.  “I’m so sorry, baby.  I’m here now.  I’m here for you from now on, no matter what, and for the baby, for Angelica, too.  I’m here,” she repeated as Tina cried.  All she wanted to do was gather her daughter in her arms and make it all go away.  She could only think of the fact that her baby had needed her and she hadn’t been there.  Had Bette been there?  It didn’t matter, anyway.  When a woman has her first child, the person she needs most is her own mother.  Rose Kennard immediately began to plan in her head when she could get to California to see her older daughter and her new granddaughter.  Caroline seemed to be the best person to ask for advice in that department and she had a bone to pick with her baby girl anyway.
           Once Tina had composed herself she felt she should keep talking before she thought better of it.  “Mom, there’s more…”

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    1. There’s more? Is she going to tell her mother about the affair?

      There are never enough stories that center on Tina. Thanks for coming back and posting!

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