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    Round n Round We Go (Ch.12)

    “I try. Now let’s eat. Don’t want to starve my baby.” Taking a gulp at her drink, the brunette enjoyed the look on her girlfriend and reached for her own food.

    They ate in silent, sometimes changing eye contact and smiling to one another. Bette still ate like a kid, she cut off the crust of her sandwich, devoured on the soft bread and threw fried into her mouth. Her childishness made the blonde giggle. She waited patiently for Tina to finish her lunch and stood up, walked to get her violin.

    Tina watched her through tears.

    Bette walked back to her spot and held her violin up to a perfect position. She stretched the fiddlestick on the strings, a pleasant humming flowed from the strings. “The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. You know, in my vision, it’s a girl with golden hair.” Then she started the chapter.

    The tune was familiar. Tina had heard her play that one time when she hid in the metal box. But that first time, the song lacked something, not in the text, but something in the emotion. This time she listened, it surprised her, shocked her. The emotion was there, full and enthused. If she closed her eyes, she saw the mild sun of the Scottish highland, and the vision of a young girl with flaxen hair, or probably blonde hair, and a generous smile, was becoming clear, vivid, alive. She knew this was because Bette had a vision, a vision of her, when she played. And it shook her deepest nerve.

    The song ended with one last long slide. The warm brown eyes met with the hazel pools of crystal tears. Bette smiled and put down her timber. She walked close, one hand searching in the inner pocket of her suit, and slowly knelt down on one knee. “I promise, to always perform with all my heart for you, only for you. Christina Kennard, my love, will you marry me?” She opened the little velvet wrapped box, a stone shining mildly lay in there. It belonged to her great grandmother, passed down generations to the brunette.

    Tina sobbed into her palm and struggled to fight her tears. “Yes, Bette. I love you. I can’t imagine my life without you.”

    Comments

    1. Author:
      I figure there’d be one more chapter before hell breaks loose. And sorry, to those of you who wanted the minimum of damage, I let the drama build up.
      As usual, I look forward to your reviews, and appreciate your patience.
      Peace.

      • woo!so much for this chapter, your story is very rational and organized, but please let them be happy for one more chapter, untill the hell break loose, let us savour in the young love a little bit longer.Waiting for your version of dramatic turning.

        • Hmmm… time traveling. I think that’s bold and interesting. Do you mind telling me who the author is? Coz I seemed to have failed searching by key word. Still don’t know how the search engine works on this site… so typical techno-phobic little me!

      • i haven’t heard the songs you listed above, you see, i am more a british pop fan.but i will hear them later,so i can feel the tune that you are trying to set.

    2. Another try to comment.

      I love the slow built up, but please promise a happy ending.

      This will be a mess.

      They love each other and starten on the wrong foot, Tina should have told it right away after she fel in love with Bette. But then there wouldnt be drama.

      Still despise Sam, what a creep.

      • Ah, don’t worry, my friend. There’ll be a nice ending for these two. I love them too much after all!
        And Sam, ugh, sometimes I just want to create a car accident and cross him out of the picture. But then I think, there’s gotta be some good left in him.
        And I really appreciate your comment. I see there’s a new math question form to fill out before people can post a comment. That’s cute…lol

    3. RT,

      Sam is Selfish Bastard. I hope that Tina will be able to protect Bette from Sam’s exploitation.

      Grandma was really a fair lady coz she still gave Tina the chance to be with Bette despite Tina’s association with Sam Kennard.

      For Tina.. I know that she will regret her decision but I trust you that you will make our Bette more understanding once she finds out the truth.

      Bette was really romantic here. She is truly one lovely lady.

      Great update. You are consistently consistent in giving us a wonderful update for this story.

      Keep it coming.

      Thanks.

      Scribe

      • Yes, I agree. Sam is a total jerk. But you’ll find out how he will turn out.
        And Tina has really created a hard situation for herself. Yet I don’t think she had much of an option here. It’s risking her relationship or burying the secret forever. But she’s too naive to understand that nothing can stay forever.
        Bette has a romantic soul. But once her heart is broken, maybe she won’t be so understanding after all. Only time can heal such sensitivity. I intend to let time do the job, too.

      • He is a total jackass. And you’ll find out how the storm hit the couple. I believe things can get ugly at one point. But let time do its job and heal their broken hearts.
        Thanks for reviewing!

    4. Please don’t let them get married without Tina saying anything it was just be disastrous she can’t be this clueless let her tell her and then move away cause she don’t need to be with her dad

      • I don’t think it’s that easy at this point for Tina to tell anything. She’s made her mind, even though it’s a wrong decision. And she’ll realize that she’d been wrong this whole time.
        And Sam, he is a jackass. But he’ll probably stick around some more. Maybe, eventually, he could see the damage that he had made and really go for a change. Who knows.
        Thanks for the review. Please continue reading!

    5. Yea I was waiting for drama but this was better and so lovely, ahh poor Tina what are you to do? But now it dont matter because the hell is about to start, im clearing my mind until so I can read with pure focus lol omg so ready but I gotta feeling hearts are about to be broken with the foreshadowing you readin between the story..I do believe marriage is to early for these teenagers but lets be honest here Tina and Bette have a love like no other that if they got married at the age 5 we will still be seeing true love between those two. And for some reason I like the grandmother, I didnt find her harsh at all, and Sam is just a sad case for a father but Tina is playing her part also

      • Oh you’re so right! It’s just such a difficult position Tina finds herself in. And it’s all gonna fall out when the truth gets revealed.
        One more chapter of loveliness and I’ll start the ugly going.
        I love grandma Porter! She’s the keeper of the family. And she will continue to play an important part in keeping the family together through darkness and through hell.
        Sam, old little Sam, having all his mind on money and profit. He has no idea how his actions will infect his daughter. Let’s see if he’ll have an epiphany and go for a change.
        Thanks for reviewing!

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