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    Summer Vacation. Chapter 26

    “Come on …” mumbled Angie,

    Back to the Jo thing. It didn’t help that everywhere she went there were beady eyes on her, on the two of them. It seemed everybody was interested to know whether Bette Porters little sister really played for the same team, everybody that was apart from Bette herself,

    Bette was too busy grappling with the idea she had a baby sister at all to get caught up in the toils of her love life, or rather lack thereof,

    Even Angie was in on it, earlier in the schoolyard she’d teased Lottie relentlessly, asking if she wasn’t just going to nip inside and talk to her teacher. Joking with her that it was a long long time until rehearsals on Friday, wanting to know why, why not, and when … incessant questioning. Lottie loved her dearly but would have gladly throttled her,

    “Come on …” urged Angie, “why are you just standing there …?”

    Lottie followed her in, passing down the sleek white corridors that were lined with various works of art, a scary montage of colour and contours protruded from the wall just outside Bette’s office,

    Angie paused by it, “I hate that …” she said, pointing to the obscure piece of art, her lip curled the same way Bette’s did sometimes when she was forced into the presence of some-thing or some-one that she didn’t like, “don’t tell Mom though …” Angie added, “will you …”

    Lottie shook her head, amused,

    “Hey …” said Bette, ushering them in, “ready to go?”

    A short while later they were making their way up the front steps of the AP gallery, Lottie re read the sign, ‘Arts in Progression; A Bette Porter Gallery’,  she remembered reading it her very first week in LA, thinking that the sign made Bette seem stern and formidable,

    But she was anything but as they sauntered their way inside, seeming relaxed as she pulled their car into a free space, way back in the public car park, ignoring the spot which was reserved for the ‘Director’.

    Everyone smiled at them as they sauntered in, three beautiful females, each with a gigantic glimmering smile, Angie rushed to greet her Uncle James, desperate to know what her surprise was,

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    1. sofa!you so deserve the nominations you received women,and you trully are a wonderful writer and we the fans love your stories and really feel lucky that you share them with us,and i wanted to say thank you for that.im glad lottie talk to bette maybe it can start happening more now.tina needs to make up with alice somehow.jo/lottie reminds be of tibette first time.wink keep up the great work lady,before school gets too heavy.lol p.p.s.

    2. You certainly deserve the nomination for this story. This was anothEr great chapter. I can understand Alice’s outburst, but she can’t be too surprised that thE gang would think it would strange for Lottie to live with her, or Kit for that matter. I totally forgot that Lottie planned on being her for a short-time. It seems her relationship with Jo is heating up and she is already thinking about making LA her home. It also looks like Angie will be following in Lottie and Bette’s footsteps. And the tormented Barbie is too funny. I never did like those dolls growing up! Nice cliffhanger and I can see why you said you’ll have a hard time with the next chapter. No worries about the TiBette interaction, we know its still there, but I like Jo and Lottie also. PPS.

    3. OMG the ending was so great I almost forgot about the Barbie comments. They were over the top! Tormenting Barbie is just too much. It made me remember my younger days of tormenting my sisters

    4. OMG the ending was so great I almost forgot about the Barbie comments. They were over the top! Tormenting Barbie is just too much. It made me remember my younger days of tormenting my sisters

    5. ok, that was….AB FAB. it really was. i only have to objections: 1. boxing reduces length in your torso and 2. carbs after 4pm. hehe, joking! ok, half joking. anyway, a friend once told me that desire was a good thing–this, after all of our mutual friends converted to buddhism and decided that desire was evil. what you did, was prove with this story that desire is fantabulous–lotti and jo’s struggles with wanting MORE more more of a good thing, are just so poignant and so well written that i could feel it as i read. as always, pps!

    6. Yeah, sofa, I know what you mean about the little sister thing. I’ve grown quite fond of Jo and Lottie, but at the same time, I feel a little like I should look away? It’s conflicting… kind of an “awww, they’re so cute!/whoa, that’s not cute, that’s hot!/wait a minute, this is *Lottie*, she’s not meant to be having S-E-X” dynamic going there. But that being said, I love the whole thing. I said it before, and I’ll say it again: every nom you got, you deserved. Thanks for the post, write when you can, sofa. [I won’t nag you to do the other thing you know you have to do. You know what I mean. *wags finger* ;) ] Cheers!

    7. With Lottie you see a young Bette Porter. You see her interact with others around her as I would think how Bette started out as. I wonder if Bette was like Lottie the first time she made love to a woman. They both hide their insecurities from others. In other ways Lottie reminds me of Tina with Bette being her first woman. Bette treated Tina with the utmost respect and it seems Jo is doing the same with Lottie. Watching Lottie is like watching Bette all over again.

    8. I know for sure I want more too, cos I’m addicted to this sweet story :o)) Thanks for your words in the author note, means a lot :o)) Post soon please…

    9. OMG no you didn’t stop there. I hope that they remember to turn the stove off because it would seem that it will be awhile before they return to the kitchen, and we don’t the place to catch on fire or for them to be destrubed by the smoke detector going off. GREAT chapter, PPS :o).

    10. AND WHAT??? u left us there!!!! bad to the bone!!!!congrats on the nominations, u write so well…so write more, this was just getting good…for L and J.

    11. … Sorry about that. The B/T relationship remains my favorite, you write them so well… And those everyday loving “moments” are my fav’! Thanks Sofa!

    12. Awwww… nice stuff coming…! I know what you mean about writing about “little sister” Lottie though… I’ll never get tired of this amazing B&T writing of yours… Don’t we all wish to wake up like that? That morning moment was so well done, thank you! Oh, and I think that this jealousy of Bette about the Alice/Lottie relationship is awfully cute! “She told *me*, not Alice…”… So cute! You’re planting the premices of a very sweet sisterly relationship between Bette and Lottie, and it’s working really well. That “talk” at the Gallery was a nice exemple of that, and it’s great to see Bette in that role. But the B/T relationship re

    13. Sofa, you deserve the nominations you got. Thisa Chapter was Great!!! I am glad Bette and Lottie are really getting to know each other. Thanks PPS

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