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    Sugar and Spice ~ Chapter 2

     

    Now, Dana looked in horror as she saw that Anya had been joined by Joshua.  She was trapped again.  “Tina!!!!”

     

    The blonde turned her head at the sound of her friend’s call for help.  She quickly sized up the situation.  “Dana, how could you do it again!”

     

    “But it was only Anya.”

     

    Tina stomped purposely over the lowered end of the seesaw.  She glared at Joshua.  “Get off.”

     

    “Make me.”

     

    “I made you last week.  You cried like a baby?”

     

    “And you got in trouble.”

     

    “But you cried like a little baby.  You were crying ‘Waaaaaaah.  Waaaaah.  Waaaaah.’  And you ran and told Ms. Greenberg.  A cry baby and a tattletale.” 

     

    “If you hit me this time. I’m hitting back.”

     

    “You can’t hit me when you’re sitting on that seesaw.”

     

    Joshua, ready to defend his hurt pride, jumped suddenly from his end of the seesaw.

     

    THUD!

     

    Dana’s end slammed to the ground, leaving Anya up in the air.  The brunette quickly jumped off.

     

    THUD!  Anya’s end crashed to the ground.

     

    Tina had not heard the two thuds, though, because she and her adversary were staring at each other, fists clenched.

     

    “TINA!” Dana yelled.

     

    Tina circled a bit to the left.  Joshua circled a bit to the right.

     

    “TINA!” Dana yelled as she grabbed her friend’s arm.  “I’m down!”

     

    Tina looked at Dana.  She smiled triumphantly at Joshua.  “Scaredy cat, tattletale AND stupid.”

     

     

    ~~

     

    “What are you looking at?”  Alice demanded.  From her spot below she couldn’t see the all of the yard.  She desperately wanted to, but not so much that she was going to climb all the way to the top of the metal bars.

     

    “Nothing.”  Bette replied absentmindedly as she smiled.  Bette had been watching the seesaw drama.  She had decided that she was going to climb down and deal with that stupid boy, but the younger girl had handled it.  “Tina,” she muttered.

    “What did you say?”

     

    “Nothing.”

     

    “Yes you did.  You said something.”

     

    “I did not.”

     

    Alice thought for a moment.  “It was a girl’s name.  What was it?”

     

    “Stop it.”

     

    “Oh yeah, it was…”  Alice saw the kick before it arrived and was able to jump out of the way.

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    Comments

    1. You have nailed the drama of an Elementary school on the head. All the tattle telling and cry babies, and those who make every persons’ life miserable can be quite hilarious to see. In most cases when someone comes to tattle on someone else it is the tattle teller that started the entire situation.

    2. That was wonderful and Bette watch out for Tina and ready to kick some ass lol, Tina is a sweet heart look out for Dana and safe her from stupid josh. Please post more thanks!

    3. Hi Spumoni, thank you for another fine addition to this new adventure.The idea of Tina and Bette pining for each other at school has so much potential.I am so enjoying their subtle glances and quiet murmurs. And now to spoil it all Alice has caught on. More fun ahead I think.As for Tina and Dana, what a double act. Tina taking charge and ready to burst Josh’s head for his bullying and Dana as comic relief.Just perfect.More please.Many thanks from A New Fan.

    4. Suddenly I am longing for the empty space of kindergarten… oh wait! I’m already there! It’s called writer’s block =O Love that you’re writing again, Spumoni, and adore the fluffy beginning ;) SK/C

    5. “Our girls” are so cute, even in elementary school they were learning how to defend and protect their best friends and admire each other from afar. Liked that Bette was about to go over and protect Tina and Dana alleviate the situation with bully josh. And Alice was the ever-present thorn in their sides. All of them laying the foundation for the ladies they were to become in adulthood. Funny and sweet. Thanks for posting.

    6. “Our girls” are so cute, even in elementary school they were learning how to defend and protect their best friends and admire each other from afar. Liked that Bette was about to go over and protect Tina and Dana alleviate the situation with bully josh. And Alice was the ever-present thorn in their sides. All of them laying the foundation for the ladies they were to become in adulthood. Funny and sweet. Thanks for posting.

    7. “Our girls” are so cute, even in elementary school they were learning how to defend and protect their best friends and admire each other from afar. Liked that Bette was about to go over and protect Tina and Dana alleviate the situation with bully josh. And Alice was the ever-present thorn in their sides. All of them laying the foundation for the ladies they were to become in adulthood. Funny and sweet. Thanks for posting.

    8. “Our girls” are so cute, even in elementary school they were learning how to defend and protect their best friends and admire each other from afar. Liked that Bette was about to go over and protect Tina and Dana alleviate the situation with bully josh. And Alice was the ever-present thorn in their sides. All of them laying the foundation for the ladies they were to become in adulthood. Funny and sweet. Thanks for posting.

    9. So each is the alpha of their respective classes. Figures. But god, Spumoni, you keep reminding me of long ago pain. The literal kind. First the kick to the shin and now the trauma of the see-saw. My cousin jumped off his end without warning (this wasn’t malicious, he just ran to whatever caught his attention, possibly something shiny), leaving me to plummet. Unlike Dana, I was not able to jump up and tell anybody I was down, because I was still down. It totally knocked the wind out of me and I simply fell to the side unable to breathe. Thanks for the memories.

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