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Say It. (Chapter 4-6)
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Helena and Bette were still sitting at the kitchen table trying to lighten the heavy conversation they had just had.
“Oh! Your lunch with Tina today! How did that go? God, I haven’t thought about her in years,” Bette asked, more out of interest in Tina than with the lunch.
“Tina is a very special person. I think you know that, Bette. The donation agreement didn’t get settled, but like I said… I will probably be dealing more with her partner.”
“Well I am glad her business is getting some money; what they do seems really great.”
“Yeah, they really help all sorts of people,” Helena paused, thinking about the lovely blonde. “You know, she only lives two blocks from here. Over on 6th.”
Bette made a futile attempt to minimize the grin growing on her face. “Really, that’s great. I told her we should get a meal some time to catch up.”
“Catch up?” Helena asked. “Oh yes, you never told me how you met Tina. I assumed you two worked together or something, but it seems like it goes back earlier than that.”
The grin quickly faded from Bette’s face and her posture grew more serious.
“Tina and I were roommates at this… I don’t know what you’d call it? Like, a weekend camp in 5th grade. Well, it’s so stupid now, but she was sort of my first girlfriend. She was the girl who made me realize all of the feelings I had been having. It seems weird, and it was probably like… stupid puppy love.”
Bette caught herself at the last word and avoided Helena’s glances and continued. ‘Love’: the word she had yet to say to Helena.
“Anyway, she was my first kiss. She went to a different school, so we agreed to keep in touch and see each other as much as possible. I gave her my phone number and address so she could call me and mail me a letter. But when I got home, a boy from my class who had a crush on me called instead.”
Helena looked confused for a moment, “Tina never called or what?”
Bette almost laughed, “It’s so stupid Helena, it was 20 years ago. But yeah, he called- Billy Michaels- and said Tina gave him my phone number and said that I had a crush on him too. So I haven’t heard from Tina since. I cried for weeks about it, but I haven’t thought about her for like 15 years.”
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I think 5th grade is when I knew I liked girls..of course, it took me 16 years after that to come out. Thanks for the story.
Too sad…get Hel out of the way and Bette back in Tina’s arms…they r so meant to be.
Please Post soon. You left us hanging onto the side of the cliff.
This is the sweetest story!
It’s interesting to see the past played out as Bette and Tina have a chance to reconnect after all these years. I look forward to reading more soon!
Its been awhile since u wrote but I love this story and I hope u continue 2 post soon
This is a great start absolutely fantastic love it please keep posting. i think i new I was different at primary school too and I had my first relation ship when I was 11 lol
Wow, what a great start. I remember I had my first crush on a girl in elementary school too, forgot if it was fourth or fifth grade. Love your story, pps.