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    Summer Vacation. Chapter 28

     

     

    Not Kit’s son, not her nephew, not her father’s grandson and the apple of his eye. It had been the hardest thing for Bette, to watch how her father broke down at the funeral, to see how nothing either of them could do or say could console him about the loss of his favoured boy,

     

     

    And difficult for Kit too, to watch her own father mourning her son in a way that she could not. True, she was devastated, but her devastation was marred in so many ways by things David did and things he said that it made it hard for her to move on and hard for her to accept it at the same time,

     

     

    And so the week of endless mourning had come and gone, they packed Melvin back to Philadelphia a couple of days before and spent the rest of their time in Santa Fe packing up David and Monique’s things. Her family were notable in their absence from the funeral, all but one of many brothers; who came and stood in the back, spoke to no one but Bette, refused to attend the reception afterwards and wouldn’t say why. The only information Bette did have, she got from the next door neighbour, a woman in her forties who seemed to be under the impression that Monique had somehow dishonoured her family and then was disowned by them in the process. It made sense to Bette, that David, who virtually disowned his own family, would choose to be with someone in that situation,

     

     

    She tried to talk to Kit about it, but Kit was adamant that they shouldn’t get involved and make contact if the family didn’t want it. She was adamant about a lot of things really, channelling her guilt over David’s death into creating the perfect funeral, the perfect send off. Bette just allowed her to get on with it, figuring that keeping her busy was probably the best thing,

     

     

     

    But back in LA, the fact that neither of them had really spoken about Kit’s grief or Kit’s anger seemed to be weighing more heavily than before. Everything was being channelled into what David had left behind, and what needed to be taken care of now,

    Comments

    1. yay for you! this chapter is a major accomplishment…not only because it is so very long and took you so very long to post and not only cuz i was there and can attest to the latter point, but because you’ve been genuinely innovative within an already innovative storyline. i love how this story is evolving and moving forward. very cool! helena’s development is a lovely subthreadplot, and as always, i’m loving your willingness to give kit more than a passing ‘mofo’ comment. che’s additions to the story are going to be something to look forward to! pps:)

    2. YEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!!! … WOW, just saw that you posted and HAD to leave this cry of JOY before I went off to read!!! THANKS THANKS THANKS so much for posting!!! Yayyyyyy!

    3. Well I’ll be cow-kicked. And here I’d thought you’d given up writing and gone off to split your time betwixt pastures helebettian and the working world. Hell, I’m glad to see you back, sofa. And now that you are, please, DON’T EVER LEAVE AGAIN. Mkay? Ta, sofa. Ta. Anyhow, loved the chapter, loved the twist, missed the story, and now that I’ve been a greedy fool and read it all at once, I still have two hours to kill ’til I can go get Potty. Wait, I already am. Anyway, I regret nothing. Post soon!

    4. Welcome back. I though David had a child, but then I though maybe that was just another story I read. Could still be a different story (lol). Anyway, glad you’re back to continue this story. Great update.

    5. So why do I get a sense that Tina is not all that happy about this new addition to their family, or I assume to their family….tks for finally updating..love it!!

    6. HUGE comeback sofa!!!! Great indepth, tense, all the way to the end…I thought for a minute that maybe David had relented and left sperm behind for Tina or something miraculous like a child, so well done, at least Kit and Melvin have a part of David with them…terrific…yes its flooding in the North Island and snowing heavy in the South Is of NZ…that’s the reason so many of you Britishers come here to live; u like the similarity (Lol) so I know what u mean by staying in to write, me too!!! Its too damned dangerous on the roads. Plz don’t be a stranger with your posts as u well know I’m loving ‘Lottie’ and the whole family, I adore me some Helena, has she got a nice woman yet? (I forget?)…Who is Lara with? Its been so long kiddo and I don’t want to have to reread the entire story so just tell me in your comments back Huh??? Like I said …great story…

    7. Yippee!!! Sofa is back in town! I was so happy to see your post and enjoyed it as always! I hope Lottie doesn’t start to neglect Jo, as they are such a good thing! Hope Tina is not becoming overwhelmed with Bette’s family… first came Lottie and the foundation issues, now Che…one thought… why doesn’t Lottie want to live alone? She can obviously afford it?…..

    8. Welcome back Sofa!! Seeing you had posted made my day. I am now comfortably in my happy place even though the post was a bit somber – but I loved it. You write these characters so well, all of them, and I’ll be glad for whatever updating you can give us. You’ve been missed! Good luck on the awards and congrats on finishing up school.

    9. First of all, welcome back. I am soooo glad that you are back and writing. I have missed your stories immensely. Next, I had a feeling that a child was left behind. The fact that David’s wife’s parnets and family had nothing to do with them struck me as odd until you nammed the child. It hit me then, Che is bi-racial child. It sounds like he is Asian-Afican-American (like Tiger Woods).

    10. Hey I read one of ur stories and loved the way u write.So I visited ur page and ended up reading all ur stories. I loved this story in particular and can’t wait for ur next post:)PPS

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