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    Say Nothing Chapter 4

     

    Bette took a slightly different path through the restaurant from the ladies room to avoid her former girlfriend.

     

    “An ex-girlfriend?” Tina  questioned. Unbeknownst to Bette, Tina was well versed on her life, both the public life and what for most people would be their private life. But, Bette lived in the fast lane and there was not much to her private life, or, so it seemed.

     

    “Yes,  well……… How did you know?”

     

    “I know everything about you Bette. Do you think for one minute that I would entrust my work to someone who I didn’t know every last detail about?” Tina had done her research and as much as Bette was renown for her eye for art, she was equally well know for her eye for women. Always beautiful, smart and successful, sometimes temperamental and impetuous.

     

    “You said, entrust your work…..” Bette’s ears did not misconstrue that.

     

    “That’s correct. I did say those very words.” Tina was smiling.

     

    “I’ve won your trust.” Bette’s words trailed off but her eyes said it all. They were alight with excitement. “Tina, this is truly an electric evening. I know that you will not be sorry that you have come to this conclusion. It will be a very, very important exhibit to the US art community.” Bette’s voice could not conceal her excitement.

     

    “Let’s go into the bar and celebrate.” Tina offered

     

     

    The bar in this restaurant was something out of a movie. Dark with heavy wood. Parisian movers and shakers drinking cocktails, making deals and money. Tina had been in this room before but, Bette had not and was impressed that everyone in the room seemed to know Tina Kennard. There were smiles, heads nodded in acknowledgement and glasses slightly raised. Tina smiled back and nodded to a few of the people who had raised their glass to her.

     

    “My, my. That’s impressive Ms. Kennard.”

     

    “I know of few of them. Mostly they are acquaintances.” Tina brushed off the attention paid her. Not with a sense of haughty cool, but rather as, she was truly unimpressed with herself or the others as anything more than everyday people with everyday lives, but for the few moments they congregated in this room, it mattered somehow.

    Comments

    1. I love this story. Both Bette and Tina are so beautiful, civilized, witty, and charming. I’m loving the details about art and painting that crop up in the story. Can’t wait for them to acknowledge feelings for each other…very very slow burn. Thanks

    2. I have no doubt that James can keep his mouth shut, but Bette made the rather fatal mistake of telling Alice she was trying to get Tina’s show… that can’t bode well. Post when you can, thanks.

    3. Hi, DJRK! This is getting better and better! Magnificent update. Can’t wait for your nest chappy. We are so loving this beautiful and different story. PPS Lucero & Marsha (JC’s Salsa Aunties)

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