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Rainbow (7)
"I know what I did was wrong and getting Angie involved was wrong too," Christian said breaking into tears, "I’m sorry. I’m so sorry, please don’t kick me out."
Tina looked at him and sat back down next to him, "you don’t know any better Christian and I plan to teach you everything that my sister couldn’t. I will be the mother she couldn’t be."
Christian broke into sobs and wrapped his arms around Tina’s neck. Tina held him for a minute before saying, "Patty was wrong."
"What?" Christian said sitting back up wiping his tears.
"I don’t want to see my sister," Tina said, "I don’t want to speak to her or ever see her again. Tell her I will never forgive her. Her presence will only serve to hurt me."
"That’s what Bette thought too," Christian said slowly, "that why I’m telling you this now, the only reason Bette had gone to the Bronx was to see my mom to see if she would be a threat to you."
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Bette’s eyes flickered open and she took in her surroundings. It looked like she was in the recovery room. She was all alone except for a nurse who was attaching something to her IV.
"Ah you’re awake Mrs. Kennard-Porter," the nurse said smiling, "how are you feeling?"
"Like I got hit by a truck," Bette responded groaning and trying to move but then noticing she had a bunch of cables attached to a contraption on her chest. "What the hell is this?"
"Just relax a bit Mrs. Kennard-Porter," the nurse said when the beeping in the room became louder, "this is a heart monitor. One of the bullets hit your right arm which dislocated your shoulder and the other hit your chest which fractured your sternum bone. We removed both bullets during the surgery and right away did the procedure to remove pieces of broken bone in your body. That’s when we realized the bullet that struck your right shoulder had grazed your heart and you were hemorrhaging. The medic who saved you noticed it right away so we were already looking for it going in."
"Jesus, no wonder I died," Bette said in shock.
"We don’t call it that, we call it flatline," the nurse explained, "and it happened several times during the surgery."
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I officially love you… in a none freaky way… this is a great story. PPS
Amazing update. thank you.
Great update..as usual!
what a lesson that will be, Tina is stubborn plus if she doesn’t want to do something and/or if she’s being pressured. Good luck with that Bette. Now get Tina in to see Bette so she can stop crying and know that Bette will be alright. Bette needs to tell Tina that she saw and talked to Dana and that she is always with them. Great update. thanks.
But Tina *is* giving and has given second chances. She and Bette are together now; she’s still taking Christian in even after the deceit that the boy knowingly participated in. He’s old enough to know right and wrong, if he didn’t know the difference, then he wouldn’t have thought his mother needed forgiveness for her treatment of him or Tina. Tina can easily forgive from afar… doesn’t mean she has to ever look at Mary’s face again. Cheers
I have an idea of where you are going with this. Will be interesting to see the outcome.
Did Tina something wrong?Why she should forgive her sister?Thank you for the update.PPS
llllllllooooovvvveeeee it thanks post more!!!!
WOW this is so good and love it!