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    Some day, some way – 3

    Story written on January 16, 2007 by pancha305.
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    Bette and Tina go on “first date”….

    Some day, some way
    The first date
    chapter 3

    At five minutes to nine Saturday morning Tina pulled up in front of Bette’s house. She turned off the ignition and took a deep breath. Before she could exit the car, the passenger side was opened and Bette jumped in.

    “You startled me.” Bette had often been late to social engagements with Tina so the blonde was surprised…and pleased.

    “I’m ready,” grinned Bette.

    As they drove along Tina glanced at Bette and saw her face alight with pleasure and anticipation.

    “Do you think you have guessed where we are going?” asked Tina.

    “No,” said a surprised Bette. “I know we’re not going to the beach because we’re heading west, but I’m just happy to be going somewhere…with you.”

    Tina frowned slightly, a little embarrassed that she had interpreted Bette’s pleasure as the result of having figured her out. As though she read Tina’s mind she turned to the left in her seat and put her hand on Tina’s arm for a moment in a gesture of reassurance.
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    “Griffith Park,” said Bette as they drove through the entrance.

    “Are we going to the planetarium?” Bette asked as the observatory dome came into view.

    “We’re headed for something behind it,” answered Tina.

    In a few minutes they pulled up in front of a historic-looking house.

    “Frank Lloyd Wright,” said Bette with real pleasure as she looked at this house that Wright had built in the 1920s.

    “Have you seen it before?”

    “No.”

    As they got out of the car Tina had a huge smile because she had so wanted this to be something new to Bette, something artistic that Bette had not seen. And it was. It was the Ennis-Brown house which was built when Wright was fascinated with ancient Mexican civilizations.

    “I’ve….NEVER seen this.” Bette had started to say, “I’ve seen many Wright structures” and thought about naming them, but she thought better of it. This was not the time to show off what she knew; it was time to show her appreciation to Tina.

    She turned toward her ex-partner and saw the huge smile on her face. It was a look that expressed real happiness and she hadn’t seen that on Tina’s face in a long while. They both smiled happily at each other.

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    6. i haven’t seen that movie either (runs to the library) LOL…great chapter, i love B&T drama free, i hope they will continue to discover who they are and get back together

    9. Hey pancha, is the Ennis-Brown house the one they used for the exteriors on that wonderfully schlocky Vincent Price movie “The House on Haunted Hill”? Scared the crap out of me when I was a kid, I had to run and hide behind a chair for certain parts, like the animated skeleton. The acid bath was pretty freightening, too. I know it was a Lloyd Wright exterior, but for some reason the interior was late Victorian cardboard. And “Rebel Without a Cause”, well I know some people are really big James Dean fans. I take it neither Bette nor Tina thought it a cool enough evening to wear a red jacket, probably a good thing in that neighborhood. Just ask Sal Mineo.

    14. I like this dating thing. It sounds very interesting and it could be the ticket that both Bette and Tina are looking for to kick start their relationship again.

    17. Pancha, Gorgeous and delightful; full of love and promise. Having Bette and Tina balance their date against their therapist’s suggestions is showing how much love and devotion there is between these gals. Sometimes you just need to stop and consider the lilies to recognize the beauty and wonder they possess. Thankfully both Bette and Tina are pausing and beginning to appreciate the wonder of one another. Now I can wait to see where Bette takes Tina. Given your termendous talent it will be a joyful journey to follow. Thank you so much for this slice of heaven as Bette and Tina work together to build their relationship. Your Loyal Fan.

    18. I just got up to speed with this story…love it! Thanks and pps!I had to laugh at funnyone…..I too was veryyoung when I saw that movie and it scared me so bad my mom took me out of the movie…..we sat in the ladies room while she smoked and told me that I lasted longer than she thought I would!

    22. Fantastic, Pancha. I love the fact that these two have been in a relationship for 8+ years and can still give coy looks on a “first date”. Thanks for posting this.

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