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Seemingly Lost Chptr. 29
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Tina and Phyllis left Bette alone to get some water and talk some more about the children they were going to see today. They had looked at so many profiles that they were overwhelmed and saddened by them all. It wasn’t until one late night sitting on the couch with the laptop in front of them they saw twin girls. Two beautiful girls who had been found abandoned in a house when they were only 8 months old. The mother was never found and no relatives had come forth since the girls were placed in the adoption agency’s care. The two girls were Brazilian and Pilipino according to the report attached to their paperwork. Bette and Tina couldn’t stop themselves from going back again and again to their profile, there was something about these beautiful babies that somehow made the decision for them. They were meant to be apart of their family.
Bette couldn’t sit still she had to get up and move as she walked past the window she could see all the children outside playing around with the volunteers at the agency, except for these three small children. These three were seated at a table in the shade coloring in some books. Bette watched how the little boy handed each crayon to the girls as they held out their little hands for him. He walked around to each little girl helping them in some way, he was very attentive.
Bette walked out onto the yard and waved at one other volunteers that she’d seen before and continued onto the path to the children who’d captured her attention. Bette got closer and saw that the little girls were in fact the same twins she and Tina were here to see.
“Josefina Diga oi para a senhora.” (Josefina, say hello to the lady.) the little boy said without taking his eyes away from his book. The little girl next to him did as he said and looked up to Bette with a shy, blushing, smile on her face as she waved at her.
“Olá.” (Hello.) she said cheerfully with a red rim smile on her face clearly from the juice she’d been drinking beforehand.
“Olá linda. Esta é uma figura adorável que você está colorindo.” (Hello beautiful. That’s a lovely picture you’re coloring.) Bette had answered back and watched as the small girl blushed some more and raised her shoulders shyly as she swung her little legs under the table.
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Too cute. Loved it.
What a wonderful update. thank you.
Hey nettababy03, What a wonderful family Bette and Tina now have. it is their love that comforts and nourishes it. More please as the bathroom moment was spectacular. It is something that Bette and Tina will cherish forever. More please. Many thanks from Your Loyal Fan.
Absolutely Brillant!
Amazing.Thank you.
Great chapter. Youdescribed the bathroom so well I can almost see it in my mind’s eye. Thanks for bringing us another update.
A special update for me, since I am Brazilian. Waiting for more updates of their stories. ” Adorei – obrigada :) “
I’ve just spent the last two days reading this entire story from the first chapter to this one because I could not remember some parts of it and I had to go back. This is the most loving story I’ve read in a long time. All the ups and downs all filled with an astonishing love for each other and their children. I can tell that you are from somewhere in the south from your references to y’all and others especially “Big Momma.” I had two Big Mommas, one I called Big Momma who was my paternal grandmother and the other I called Momma because she helped rear me and sweeter and loving ladies you just couldn’t get enough of, they’ve been gone a long time and I miss them everyday. Was Kit not in this story, I don’t remember reading about her. And how does Tina’s parents feel about the three new children in their lives? I can only believe that they will love them just as much as the other three. I can just imagine how the children will take to the grandparents they will feel such love from them something they have not had enough of. Tina’s parents are very special people and I do believe that integrating the new children with everyone will be really special when it happens. Bishop is quite a little man and I would love to see more interaction with all the children and the extended family as the story goes further. This is quite a story you have crafted and I just love it. Thank you for bringing it to us.