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    Some Christmas – Part 1

    Story written on December 16, 2012 by omalley.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=79923
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    A holiday story. Chapters 1-3

    “How was school today? Tell me about it.”

    “It was fine.” Angie didn’t look up from her book.

    “Angie…” Her mother’s voice had a warning note in it. Angelica knew she was on thin ice. She closed her book.

    “Sorry,” she mumbled. Her mothers had taken to trying to teach Angie the fine art of conversation because Angie felt awkward when her parents had guests come over. They were always asking Angie the same questions, but rather than chat with them or hear about how much she had grown, Angie usually looked for an escape. She much preferred reading and drawing to trying to talk to her mothers’ adult friends. She had been told not to give one word answers, but to do her best to give an interesting reply and ask another question to keep the conversation going. Angie wondered privately why she had to practice these rules when her parents clearly didn’t live by them when they were angry at each other.

    “My day was fine. We got to use watercolors in art class today. And um, we’re doing tumbling in gym. How was your day?”

    “It was good. I’m making progress on that project I was telling you about.”

    “Will I get to see the movie when it comes out?” Angie asked hopefully.

    “Probably not this one, sweetie.”

    “I never get to see any of your movies,” Angie grumbled.

    Tina laughed. Angie didn’t appreciate not having her complaint taken seriously, but it lightened her heart a little to hear her mother laugh. “One day you will. I promise.”

    “Why can’t you make a kids’ movie, Mom?”

    “Someday,” Tina promised, “I will.”

    “You always say that. But you never do. You better do it fast,” Angie said. “I won’t be a kid forever. I’m growing up.”

    Something about that comment made her mother look sad for an instant before she smiled again.

    “No, you won’t be a kid forever. But you still are now. Go on and get ready for bed. I’ll come and tuck you in later.”

    Angie got changed and brushed her teeth. Everything was quiet downstairs. She got into bed and waited. There was a knock at her door and this time her mother Bette popped her head in the door.

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    5. Thanks for returning and writing. Their fighting makes me sad b/c they have super highs and depressing lows. They need to slow down and appreciate their love and their lives.

    9. I so love your stories especially the ones for the holidays-but at the moment and I trulu hope that it is for the moment, that our Tibette seems to be in a world of trouble in there relationship. Hope Auntie Kit can help little Angie with her mothers.

    15. Welcome back! What a sad story… Hard to read it this weekend with everything going on. Looking forward to seeing how you find the way for Kit and Angie to bring these two sourpusses back together.

    17. Yay, you’re back! Thanks for this story. I do hope this is set circa 2009 because if Bette is still unemployed in 2012 that’s a really long time. PPS.

    18. I feel opposite I like when Bette and Tina fight because it shows that everything isn’t always perfect in the world of Tibette, plus it makes for super hot making up

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