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    Reflections


    He gave her a card with his local number scrawled on the back, and they parted ways once he gave her a kiss on the cheek.

    Bette ensured they were completely out of earshot before she spoke.

    "You were the one he let get away you know," she said sarcastically.

    "I’m sorry, I just got caught off guard," Tina replied defensively. "I’ve never run into anyone from home before."

    "I know it’s hard Tee, I do," Bette was hurt, but she didn’t want to come across as angry. Tina had never avoided holding her hand in public before. "You could have at least told him you were in a relationship though."

    "I know, I should have," Tina said. "I wish I felt I could say more, but his parents and my parents spend a lot of time together and I haven’t said anything to them yet."

    "Do they think you’re still with Eric?" Bette asked, not sure she wanted to hear the answer.

    "I never really said much about Eric," Tina replied. "I don’t think I even mentioned his name to them. They’ve never asked about my personal life. That’s part of the reason it’s been so easy to keep them in the dark. They don’t ask anything they don’t want to know the answer to."

    "What are they afraid of discovering?" Bette questioned.

    Tina sighed.

    "We’ll talk about it more when we get home," she replied.

    "Are we still going to the kitchen store?" Bette asked.

    "No, let’s just go home," Tina replied. "I have some thinking to do."

    ********

    "I was seventeen," Tina began. She took a sip of wine before continuing. "John and I had been dating for a few months, but I was starting to realize I only thought of him as a friend. Christmas break was just around the corner though and I didn’t want to be without a boyfriend for the holidays."

    "How very noble of you," Bette smiled and took Tina’s hand.

    Tina ignored Bette’s little dig.

    "I was over at his house watching a movie when his sister Nicole came home from College for the break."

     "Oh?" Bette’s interest was piqued.

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