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    Summer Vacation. Chapter 50

    “Something on your mind?” Tina asked, noting Kit’s far away stare.

    Kit shrugged and smiled, nodding at Che who came hurtling down the slide to congratulatory applause from Li and Angie.

    “This park always makes me think of Lottie.” Tina stated, talking in place of Kit’s silence. “When she first came to work for me we used to eat lunch here on a Wednesday to avoid the book club at The Planet.”

    Kit chuckled, “I knew it wasn’t that you both had meetings.”

    Tina shrugged, by way of an apology she supposed. She glanced up at the tall buildings across the road that housed her offices and thought of how things had changed since the beginning of the summer. Not just for her and Bette, for everyone; Kit suddenly had a grandson to take care of; she was a parent again when in reality she’d never really been one. And the others were just starting their families, Dana and Lara, Carmen and Shane. Angie was no longer one of the little kids anymore, it hadn’t escaped her or Bette or anyone else that their daughter had grown up that summer, now when Tina caught herself looking she could see the tiniest glimpses of who Angie might grow up to be, and she couldn’t imagine for a second how that might look if Lottie didn’t continue to be a part of her life.

    “Well I just hope it goes well for them.” She stated again.

    “Do you think either of them have considered that Maxine never meant for them to be a part of this?” Kit proposed, her tone dry and ominous.

    Tina frowned. “I suppose.”

    She watched Kit, silently considering that thought, supposing that Maxine never intended to die quite as soon as she did, so playing through her mind the possibilities of how life could have gone had that been their reality instead.

    It left her with the nagging notion that Lottie and Bette might never have met, and despite its complications she didn’t really like that so much.

    “I think they’ll be okay.” Tina told herself, “they’re both smart women they can take on a bunch of stiffs in suits.”

    “Those stiffs in suits aren’t like any Californian ‘suits’ Bette’s had dealings with before.” Kit continued softly. “These people mean what they’re about Tina, their sole role in life is to protect ‘old’ money and keep it where they think it belongs … in ‘their’ pockets.”

    Comments

    1. I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again. At first I thought Jenny killed herself, a classic, childish “you’ll be sorry when I’m gone” move to fuck everyone over. I’ve since recalled Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” in which the entire first class passenger list was guilty of killing someone they all hated. I think Jenny’s behind the collapse of Wall Street and the international banking system. Shoot her now! That miserable little crunt! So sofa, does this mean you’re back, really and truly back to stay? Please say yes. And then keep your word. Now, I don’t want to revive the whole ‘pants’ controversy (you can put the accent on whatever syllable you like), I say let sleeping pants lie, but just to avoid confusion: UK ‘pissed’=drunk, US ‘pissed’=angry.

    2. Jenny. Always Jenny. But lemme come out of Rhett Butler mode, and give the wee spiteful thing the benefit of the doubt. Maybe it’s not? Maybe it’s Mr Crantz, on some attempt to discredit all of them? Or something? Really, though, I’m thinking Jenny is to blame for Al & Hels’ ire. She’s just that type of person, isn’t she? Ire-inspiring. Anyway! I’m glad the girls won, for now, but I hope whatever Alice just discovered doesn’t nullify the victory. Thanks for the post, sofa. Cheers! :D

    3. i thought my eyes were playing tricks on me when i saw an update for this story ;) thank you so much! i wonder what jenny has written about this time. hope we don’t have to wait too long to find out :) great update, sofa!

    4. Welcome back Sofa.I am glad to see this.I hope Lottie isn’t involved but then again she was with Jenny and when you are drunk things happen to come out.Bette is going to kill someone,I hope its not kid sister.

    5. Welcome back and thank you for continuing this story. Sounds like someone is pissing off the gang. Never cared for Jenny but dislike her even more now.

    6. Head in hands, shaking it back and forth “What did Jenny do now?” I could KILL Jenny. Oh wait. That is the show, not your story. I am thrilled to see another chapter of this story Thanks.

    7. i love how uk terminologies are making their way into mainstream north american lingo. i’m trying hard to get people around here to use ‘taking the piss’ in a regular sort of way at least once a week…it’s working *wicked grin* another great installment, and hey, it’s good for J and L to deal with these intense bumps. they’re young. you write them very well in all respects. and a drunk bette was pretty cute…a bit familiar as well. *another wicked grin* post more when you can and good luck next week!

    8. Welcome back Sofa. I will be glad when Lottie can talk to Jo face to face again. I am sooooo over Jenny her and in the show. Apparently the board have leaked something about Lottie or Bette. I hope that Joyce makes them regret it. PPS :o).

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