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    Reflections


    Tina opened the door and glanced out to see if anyone was hanging around before she left to let Bette change. She stepped away from the door, having retrieved her purse so she could discreetly make her way to the washroom at the end of the hall.

    Bette picked the outfit that Tina had admired, but only because she expressed her appreciation in such a succinct fashion.

    They soon left the shop hand in hand. They had barely made it back to the sidewalk with Bette’s purchases when they heard a voice behind them.

    "Tina? Tina is that you?"

    They both turned to see who the voice belonged to while Tina subtly disengaged her hand from Bette’s.

    "John, hello," Tina greeted the stranger, who was obviously not a stranger to her.

    "I can’t believe I ran into you," John laughed. "I mean, mom told me you were living here, but I certainly didn’t have any expectation of seeing you."

    "What are you doing in town," Tina asked, as she reluctantly accepted his embrace.

    "I’m here interviewing for a position at an accounting firm," he replied. "They flew me out for a few days to see if I liked the city." He glanced over at Bette and smiled.

    "I’m sorry John, this is Bette," Tina said by way of introduction. "Our parents are neighbors."

    They exchanged pleasantries and John turned his attention back to Tina.

    "So, if you’re available while I’m in town, maybe you could show me around the city," John suggested.

    "I really don’t have a lot of free time over the next few days, John," Tina replied apologetically. "But thank you for thinking of me."

    "I should’ve known you’d have someone lined up in the big city," he laughed. "What’s his name? What does he do? Who’s my competition? Come on, give a guy a fighting chance here."

    "Don’t be silly John," Tina smiled as she spoke, but was clearly uncomfortable with the direction of their conversation. "Why don’t you give me your contact information and we can meet for coffee and do a little catching up before you go back."

    "That’d be great," he replied. "I know mom and dad would be happy to hear what you’re up to. They always told me you were the one I let get away."

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