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    Summer Vacation. Chapter 39

    Lottie followed, without a choice, “I’ll catch you guys later!” she called to Molly and Lucinda, “thanks for the gloooves …”

    All the way home, Bette couldn’t keep Angie off the subject of how wonderful Lottie was, how she just knew ‘everything’ and was simply ‘amazing’ and could develop photos and make gloves and direct plays and paint and find the cheats on the Playstation and tell jokes better than her Aunt Alice, a never ending list of remarkable accomplishments to a ten year old. Bette listened with the wisdom of someone older and longer around, aware that it’s very easy to be brilliant when you’re only twenty,

    They pulled into the parking lot of The Planet, stopping to return Che who slept, amazingly, behind Angie the chatterbox in the back seat of the car. Bette killed the engine and began getting ready to carry him in before Angie stopped her,

    “Mom?”

    Bette paused by the open door, “Yes sweetie?”

    Angie frowned, chewing over her question, she curled herself around in her seat, her mind clearly at work and processing whilst her mouth had chattered away non stop,

    Bette tapped upon the car roof impatiently, waiting,

    “It’s Lottie’s birthday tomorrow right?” Angie asked, knowing already that it was,

    Bette nodded, “Yes, you know that, why?”

    Angie twirled the gloves in her hands, “Well, if Lottie’s going to be twenty, then how old were you when Lottie was born?”

    Bette sighed and sat back in the front seat of the car, loving her daughters timing for serious conversations, “I would have been, nearly thirty …” Bette answered, thinking for a moment,

    Angie nodded, “Were you with Mama then?”

    Bette shook her head, “You know I wasn’t, Mama and I didn’t meet until a few years later,”

    Angie chewed the inside of her lip thoughtfully as she listened, nodding, she did know that, “So where were you then?” she asked sweetly,

    “Well, I was here,” Bette explained, “working at my gallery and helping people buy paintings, reviewing paintings, hanging out with my friends, and Mama was here too, she was making movies it’s just we hadn’t met each other then,”

    “And Lottie was with her Mom?”

    Bette nodded, “Yes, Lottie was ‘our’ Mom,”

    Comments

    1. HEY! OH NO! huney, you left us with like…thats….thats not even a cliffhanger, thats just…ahhhhhh! wake up baby, post the other chapter!!! ok, ok, sorry, don’t wake up, you need your sleep. but geeez, i wasn’t expecting that one. a fantastic chapter as always sweets, and ya know, i was feeling so warm and fuzzy, even with bette’s emotional worries just at the start, and i was thinking ‘this really weaves it all together, family, community, our interconnections’ and then i hit that ending and now i’m all revved up, in a good way, so its a whole other good kinda story…the cliffhanger variety. i hope the kid’s ok!!!!

    2. Sofa, great stuff. What is going on with Lottie? I hope it isn’t anything too serious. Gotta watch that Anise! Thanks so much for a great chappy! Can’t wait to read the next one.

    3. Sofa, she can’t miss her birthday party after all Alice’s planning! What a great update. You had a lot of stuff packed in those 3 pages. Angie views Lottie like a big sister instead of an Aunt. Have I told you lately that I love this story!

    4. God, I like to get a little twisted every now and again, but even when I was 20 I would not have attempted 9 or 10 anythings, with or without a beer chaser. You wouldn’t need epilepsy to have a fit after that. What was that about it being easy to be brilliant when you’re 20? No doubt, an episode of pure genius. And that Greg is a stalwart in an emergency, fucking sissy, backing away when the going gets tough! Thank god for Molly. I noticed HB’s comments re: the tendency of several characters to overindulge-she would be correct. I suspect Lottie may not be needing a lecture once revived. She may get one anyway, and perhaps from more than Bette alone. Does this mean the party’s off? BTW, I think my arse is an ass. I believe there may be the odd (and I do mean ODD) person out there that think’s I’m an ass.

    5. Not nice to leave us like that my friend lol. Damn this is so good and hope Lottie will be ok, she shouldn’t drink to much alcohol but please let her be ok. Bette gonna kick some ass. Please post more, thanks!

    6. Hello Sofa, oh my god whats happening with Lottie, that was quite an ending to leave us on. I’m still loving the layers you create with these characters and their emotions. Bette is such an analytical person she dissects everything to try and make sense of it, and it seems Angelica has taken on this personality quirk. I love how you have created such a nice family dynamic between all these characters, Alice’s worrying, Shane and Carmen, Dana and Lara, everyone is such a staple for their family and Che is just so cute. I love the dynamic you have between Bette and Tina, you can see how they have evolved and yet still hold onto some of their past tendencies. Absolutely Brilliant. Sincerely, JC

    7. pfft…bette and her *own* unquestioned issues with the drinky drink. i shall not say more here, but if she flies off any handles over any more sisters drinking, then i’m going to elaborate. *snicker*

    8. Oh no Sofa, I’m with your honey there, wake up and tell us what happened to Lottie, I think I’m going to be a while before I find out whats going on in Bettes head about the mother thing. Thanks for the post. Md

    9. Is Bette going to fry Greg’s ass to a crisp, like a slab of bacon in a cast iron skillet? Damn, 10 shots of Sambuca is enough to give anyone a seizure… even if they don’t have a medical condition.

    10. The meds were to stop seizures. What a way to spend your birthday, sick from drinking to much and now for Lottie having a seizure. I know that Bette will fly to the hospital to check on her sister and then will be really angery with her grad students for getting her sister (a minor) drunk.

    11. Drinking when one has epilepsy is not good! she had way too much to drink and she forgot her meds. greg better start running NOW… the one thing i love about this story isn’t so oddly wild. in fact it’s just everyday life… i9 enjoy how the characters are being written, no one is prefect each ash their flaws and yet all are accepted regardless.heck what more can you ask for.

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