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    School Night – Part Six

    “That’s a big build up. It must be something important.” said Shane, trying to sound more carefree than she felt.

    “I guess it is important really.” replied Tina, whether she was giving it too much of a build up and that she had completely misread the signals that Shane had been sending out.

    “Do you want to come over? I’m here on my own. Everyone else is out.”

    “Is that OK?” asked Tina, frantically wondering if that was really a good idea.

    “Sure it is.” said Shane.

    Tina quickly took down Shane’s address and assured Shane that she knew in which direction she should be heading. Before Tina had time to change her mind she found herself in her car, heading towards a place where honesty began.

    “It’s good to see you.” said Shane as she opened the door.

    “It’s good to see you too.” smiled Tina, as she entered Shane’s home.

    “Would you like a drink? I have some wine if you would like?”

    “Yeah, thanks, that would be great.”

    Tina took a seat in Shane’s living room while Shane went off to the kitchen to pour them both a drink. Tina looked around. She smiled to herself. This house was like the first house that she had lived in when she was in college. It wasn’t tidy but it had a good lived in feel that Tina warmed to.

    “So you like my place?” said Shane, as she emerged from the kitchen.

    “I do. How many of you live here?”

    “Me and two others. It’ll do for now but hopefully I’ll get somewhere better once I start to earn a little more money.”

    “How is the job going?” said Tina, knowing that she was making small talk.

    “Good. It’s not exactly what I want, but then I guess I would have to know what I really want to be able to do that.” laughed Shane, knowing that she sounded completely unfocused.

    “You now how I said that I wanted to talk to you about something?” said Tina, trying to edge her way into the main event.

    “Shall I try to guess what it is that you want to talk to me about?” asked Shane, trying to take some of the gravity out of the situation.

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    Comments

    1. A lot of insight, delivered in such sparse style, from Shane. I liked that Shane never actively pursued Tina, and let Tina draw her own conclusions, for the most part. I’m glad they settled what needed to be between them, I’m glad Tina’s come to her realisations, but more than that, I’m glad you’ve written such a good story, so… Thanks, CG.

    2. I soo love that someone’s finally taken the premise of a love struck Ani D. song and related it to this show. The fact that you chose School Night … one of my favorite Ani songs ever … makes it even better. Almost as good as seeing her do the song live back in Gelnside, PA, in 2005. Anyhoo, I’ve very much enjoyed your story. BTW, I have a good quality bootleg of that show w/that song, if you’re interested I’ll snail mail a copy to you … ski_bum_66@hotmail.com

    3. Hiya C-Gal, Thank you for this latest and I hope not latest chapter as I would love an epilogue of Tina truly committing to her adn Bette’s now and forever. It may be a rocky and rewarding road ahead make all the better for sharing it together. Shane was so typical in her realization of Tina’s intentions and questioning of her realtionship with Bette. perhaps there’s is a love for a parallel universe where Bette and Tina’s paths never cross. Just jumping for joy at this magical tale. I love it. Thank you so much for all your words and wisdom. Your Loyal Fan.

    4. Such a well written story, and such an interesting take on their group’s beginnings. I so enjoyed reading about Tina and Shane from this perspective. Thank you for writing and sharing.

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