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Some Christmas – Part 2
“Wow, Bette. I can hardly believe it. Are you sure there’s not some underlying reason you two are having problems? Usually fighting about money is a front for something else.”
“Maybe it is.”
“Like what, Bette?” Kit prodded. She wanted to help her sister if she could, but Bette sure wasn’t making it easy.
“Oh, it’s nothing, really,” Bette’s voice wavered slightly. “It’s just that I don’t think Tina loves me anymore.”
Chapter 5
Angie looked up from the cartoon she was watching at the soft knock at her bedroom door. Aunt Kit poked her curly head inside with a smile. “Can I come in?”
“Yeah! Did you talk to my mom? Did you figure out a way we can help them?”
Kit entered the room and closed the door gently behind her. Rather than answer her question, she sat down on the edge of Angie’s bed and smiled. “What are you watching?”
Immediately, Angie became wary. She knew from an experience that when an adult didn’t answer you directly, it was often because what they were going to tell you wasn’t what you wanted to hear. “Just a Christmas cartoon.”
“Well shut that off for a few minutes, huh? I want to talk to you.”
Angie turned off the tv and faced Kit. “Is it really bad?” she asked.
Kit paused and looked reflectively into space for a moment, then spoke. “Ladybug, sometimes when two parents are together a long time, they can… forget… no, forget isn’t the right word. Sometimes when things aren’t going great at work or at home, it can put a strain on the relationship a mommy and a mommy have with each other.”
“A… a strain? Like what do you mean? Is it something I did?”
“No! It has nothing to do with you! Your mommies love you very much. And they love each other very much. They were together a long time before they had you. But sometimes situations make it hard for them to remember just how much they love each other. Do you understand what I mean?”
Angie furrowed her brow. “I think so.”
Kit tapped her red-tipped fingernail on her chin. “Maybe I can explain it a little better. You know about magnets right?”
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Nice,, Alice is the biggest Tibetter ever. than you for the story :)
I love stories where Angie tries to get her Moms together.
So, let’s think of the most sentimental and maybe the most romantic…hmmm…Alice is the biggest Tibette fan. Thanks for the update.
Ah, Bette’s crysmile. Gotta love Alice! I’m sure they’ll think of something, or Bette and Tina will come to their senses… hopefully. Thanks for the post. :)
The relationship in this story seem very much like the one is Season 3-that we try to pretend never existed-but I hope that this one will have a different ending. Alice is always in the corner of Tibette-I hope she can make the girls remember the love.
Judging from the previous chapter and Tina’s thoughts about how she is not a domestic goddess anymore and that she LIKES it that way – Kit and Alice are in for a disappointment. This Tina is depressing as hell. I hope this story still turns out to be a happy Christmas story coz it’s all doom and gloom so far, lol.
Excellent Thank you
‘Let’s think about the most sentimental scenario’ how I love the way you think!! this very entertaining.. Thank you omalley! Merry Christmas
Thanks omalley! This should be fun!
Oh no Alice is on the case. Should prove highly entertaining. Thanks for the update
GREAT !Thank you and merry christmas!
Oh my goodness, with Alice involved and giving Angie and Kit hairbrained things to do might work, hopefully. Can hardly wait to see what happens. Thanks for posting.
Look out people, Crazy Alice is coming through! She has enough crazy ideas that something is bound to work. Let’s hope that three heads can break through Tina’s gruff exterior and get her to see the light of love again. Great write omalley!
Tina always treat Bette wrong when she unemployed, after Bette supported her for years so ungrateful. .I hate when they fight so im lashing out lol.
Alice, Kit and Angie too – Tibette don’t stand a chance – I hope!