Bette: “we’ll see how much you love me…”

Without finishing her sentence Bette moved her other hand to the slit between Tina’s thighs; a soft moan came from the blonde went her partner’s hand opened its way through and begin to caress her mound, Tina raised one leg, giving permission to be touched, feeling the indulgent warm breath of her lover on her ear whispering ‘love you too’ whereas the affectionate and very well-known hand enters her insides exploring with the fingers’ tips pushing and pulling and curving to the front brushing, again and again, making Tina arches her back raising her lower body up from the tub, but Bette uses her other arm to keep her in position muttering again.

Bette: “I know…, easy baby, it’s just me…, let me love you…”

Tina: “oh Bette…, oh my God Bette…, love you…so much…”

After they clean themselves and dry their hairs, Bette helps Tina with her makeup; the blonde hardly could do it herself, always was Bette who helped her with that, and both had always fun doing it, Tina always enjoyed when her ex, touched her face and she started making silly faces; later, around 5 pm, they finish dressing themselves and Bette drove them in Tina’s car to the wedding.

Worcester, Ma, Friday 6:00 pm 

The wedding was incredible perfect; no interference from Dana’s father, even Sharon, Dana’s mother, was present, beside of all Alice’s and Dana’s friends, Joyce Wischnia was also present along with Phillis Kroll and her daughter Molly; what was surprising was the presence of Sergeants Tasha Williams and Vince Korsak they were commissioned by the Boston Police Department in relationship with the attack on LGBT people and again Tina noticed the familiarity between Joyce and Tasha, which she commented to Bette. Looking for the rest of their friends, Bette realized that Jane wasn’t present, though Maura was; as they talk, she asked about her wife; the director of Genetics told them that Jane was currently in Hartford by orders of the Mayor of Boston and by request of the Mayor of Hartford in Connecticut, for unknown reasons, at least unknown for Maura; Tina also commented on her observations about Joyce and Tasha, which Maura shared, but there was no opportunity or time for questions, after the reception, the dance, and the toasts, the guests have an exquisite dinner, Helena Peabody was sitting at the same table than Maura, Bette, and Tina, situation that was taken advantage of by Tina, to ask the brit about her mother.