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    Some Christmas – Part 4

    “Look at the list underneath it. It looks like things Angie has done with us or asked us to do since Thanksgiving. With a check or an x next to each one. A check for the things she got us to do, apparently, and an x for the things she didn’t.”

    “I see that, but…”

    “I think Angie was trying to find ways to get us back together.”

    “There are some things on here she never mentioned to me,” Bette pointed out.

    “Those are things she asked me to do,” Tina confessed with a pang of guilt. “I kept telling her no. I’ve been so busy. I didn’t make time to spend with her like I should have.”

    Bette looked up from the list with a wry smile. “I see she didn’t manage to buy some mistletoe and conspire to get us beneath it.”

    Tina smiled in spite of herself. “No, she didn’t.” Her smile fading, Tina said, “Look at the last two items on the list.”

    “‘Get moms into Christmas spirit,’” Bette read. “’Help moms see how much they love each other…’” Bette’s voice trailed off as she read, and she handed the notebook back to Tina.

    Tina took the notebook, closed it, and set it on her lap. “I feel terrible,” she sighed.

    “So do I.”

    “I mean, it’s one thing for us to be having problems, but I never knew it was affecting Angie so much. I knew it was worrying her, that much was obvious, but for her to feel responsible to help get us back together for Christmas…”

    “Poor kid. The holidays are supposed to be fun for her.”

    “I know. I didn’t realize she was taking it so hard.” Tina and Bette looked at each other for a long moment. Then they both started talking at once.

    “Go ahead,” Bette said.

    “Bette, tell me why were you so upset about the ballet tickets?” Tina asked with more annoyance in her voice than she intended. “Why do you think there’s something going on between me and Joel? I don’t get it.”

    “Tina -”

    “No, Bette. You have no real reason to be suspicious. I’ve told you time and again that there was nothing going on, that we were just colleagues. Why won’t you believe me?”

    Comments

    1. Just the best, as always. I enjoyed this one. So glad that there was no inkling that Tina was cheating on Bette, I was a little worried there for a minute. Love the ending-as they say, some of the best gifts can not be wrapped and placed under the tree. Thank You.

    2. Now that was a purely awesome ending to a lovely story. Thanks for that wonderful ending. Whistles, hoots, cheers! Excellent way to weave the story to its proper conclusion.

    3. That was awesome! But I wish Bette could have been just as successful in this story as Tina, but im happy they are back happy and in love

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