“Bette!!” Tina yelled, and then heard her wife’s laugh. “Funny, real funny.” God when did she develop that weird sense of humor. “I really don’t understand what’s so funny about getting me all worked up for nothing” Tina said.

Bette’s voice was low and sensational “I love getting you all work up T.”

Tina felt her body react to Bette’s words and decided to change the subject.

  “So, ready for class?” Tina asked with a smile knowing Bette REALLY didn’t want to go.

“Ohhh T maybe i could pay a fine?”

“Bette I thought you loved school, think about it as just another class. Just about driving”

“Well I liked collage but in high school all of my teachers hated me! Something about the fact that I think I know more than them. Bunch of assholes knew nothing about their lives.”

“Well I didn’t have any problem all of my teachers”

“Of course not, you were the teachers pet.” Bette said rolling her eyes.

“No, I was just a good student. Didn’t attract any unwanted attention to myself, you should try it.” Just as Tina was saying that her assistant came in “Tina we need you upstairs.”

“Babe, I have to go, I’ll see you there?” Tina said.

“Sure, I’ll save you a sit.”

Bette was sitting there with a big smile. ‘Didn’t attract any unwanted attention ha? We’ll see about that.’

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Tina was a few minutes late and as she walked in she saw the… teacher? ‘God she’s not old enough to be a teacher.’ Tina thought the instructor would be an old man or an old woman. But there she was probably at the end of her twenties, looking pretty good. And talking about how she’ll not tolerate tardiness from anybody. ‘Great start Tina’ she thought. She knocked on the door, “Hi I’m so sorry I’m late I couldn’t find the place.” She said giving her one of her winning smiles. Which really didn’t work cause all she got was an icy glare. Tina waited for her to say something and after a moment Tina cleared her throat. The teacher just looked at here and finally said, “Are you an Hollywood actress that your name I’m suppose to know? Or Am I suppose to just guess it?”