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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

    Angie brightened a little. “Yeah, I do.”

    “Well then, it’s settled. Finish your oatmeal.”

    Tina looked over at Bette and mouthed “Thank you”. Bette nodded and folded her paper.

    Tina took a sip of her coffee and congratulated herself. She had Angie’s Thanksgiving sorted, even though she had forgotten all about the holiday. There was a time when she would have been planning the meal and inviting people over. Now, she was so busy with work that her domestic goddess days were definitely behind her. But Tina liked it that way.

    Most important, she and Bette had called a truce for the next few days. That was something. Maybe even something they could build on. But Tina wasn’t going to get her hopes up.

     

    Chapter 3

    Angie skipped down the hall to the guest bedroom and knocked eagerly on the door.

    “Come in,” a friendly voice on the other side of the door called.

    “Hi!” Angie said, bounding into the room. She handed Kit a wrinkly paper she had done a watercolor painting on. “I made this for you!”

    Kit stopped folding clothes and sat next to the open suitcase that was on her bed. “Let me have a look at this,” she said, studying the painting. “Is this you and me?”

    “Yep,” Angie said proudly. "And that’s the funny balloon we saw. Remember it?”

    “I sure do,” Kit said. “The parade was pretty cool, huh? I’m glad we got to go.”

    “I am too,” Angie agreed.

    “Come here,” Kit said, opening her arms. She gave Angie a big hug and plunked her down on her lap. “Thank you for this beautiful painting. Now I’ll always remember the fun I got to have with you.”

    “Your welcome. I’m happy you came to see us. I wish you didn’t have to leave so soon.” Angie sighed, hopping off of Kit’s lap.

    Kit carefully zipped Angie’s painting into a pocket of her suitcase and resumed folding her clothes and packing them away. “I know, Ang. I would love to stay but I’ve got to get back and run my restaurant. You know that.”

    Angie nodded. “I know. But everything has been much nicer since you’ve been here. I’m afraid that if you go…”

    Kit stopped folding and looked at Angie with concern. “You’re afraid that if I go, what?”

    “That my moms will start fighting again,” Angie mumbled, staring at the pattern on the bedspread.

    “They’re fighting? Everything has seemed okay since I’ve been here. Although, I haven’t seen as much of Tina as I’d like…” Kit reached over and lifted Angie’s chin. “Do you know what they’ve been fighting about?”

    Angie shook her head. “Not really. I think it’s because Mommy working so much. And Mama not working at all right now.” Angie sighed and flopped down on the bed. “They fight over everything. Even what school I go to.”

    “I can imagine,” Kit said, shaking her head as she laid a sweater into her suitcase.

    “I wish there was something I could do to help,” Angie mumbled.

    Kit sat down on the other side of the bed. “Maybe there is,” she said with a thoughtful look on her face. “Leave it to me, ladybug. I’ll see what we both can do.”

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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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