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    The ASP – Chapter Twenty-Two

    The Brunette’s gaze drifted to the soft innocence of Tina’s face as her eyes filled with unexpressed tears. She couldn’t derail several large drops from falling down her angst-filled face. She moved forward and whispered softly near the Blonde’s ear.

    “So, your name really is Tina… it’s such a pleasure to see you again, Tina.  From your appearance I will deduce that you obviously have missed my singular devotion…we will need to remedy that…”

    The Blonde offered no response.  No indication that her words had been heard or received. 

    “I thought I had lost you…but the fates have smiled kindly on me.  I have missed you desperately… my beautiful, mysterious Blonde.  Do you have any idea of how worried I have been?  Where have you been these many weeks?  What has happened to you?  You have lost so much of yourself…”  Her fingers brushed the soft warmth of her hand against the Blonde’s ashen cheek.

    It had been too long since she had last seen the beautiful woman gracing the soft sand near her home.  The weeks of not seeing her lithe, athletic figure on the beach had stretched endlessly. Missing the Blonde was one of the reasons why Bette agreed to Peggy’s temporary work proposal.  She needed out of her beachfront home… she had taken to staring mindlessly toward the ocean, searching all to frequently. 

    Her ocean viewings had initially been confined to the time and days when she had previously encountered the Blonde; as the days of failed observations stretched into weeks, Bette became obsessed with seeing her again, longing for the Blonde who had kissed her so passionately…seeking to find her in order to explain… to clarify why she had run…to assure her that leaving hadn’t meant that she didn’t care.

    Bette knew she needed a change of scenery when she spent an entire weekend staring out her bedroom windows, legs refusing to move…hoping against hope that the Blonde would reappear… willing her return to the small section of beach…finding it impossible to release the image of the woman from her mind. 

    In many ways Bette’s lengthy observations had been a form of self administered punishment; a mea culpa to quell the remorse and guilt she felt for responding so cowardly during their earlier encounters.  It didn’t matter how often she attempted to convince herself that it was mere infatuation that would fade with time; the connection she felt to the Blonde wouldn’t pass.  Quite to the contrary… it grew in intensity. 

    Comments

    1. Good to see you back, thanks for the post. Bette is the boss now huh? Well, we’ll see how long that will last in the bedroom I mean board room. LOL!!

    2. Great to see you and this story back, Eastmorn. I’ve missed reading this story and your take on Tina and her relations with Alphas. :-) I’m so sorry to hear about your animal companion, that’s very sad news indeed. :-( Take care.

    3. Thanks for posting – I had missed this story! Brilliant and can’t wait to see what happens! It’s going to be very interesting. M so sorry to hear about your cat. Hope you’re doing ok.

    4. I’m so glad your story is back, I was really missing it!I’m sorry to hear about your cat. It’s really hard to lose a pet. I had to put my 20 year old to sleep a couple of months ago. It’s like losing a family member. It does get easier as time goes by but there are still times I forget she’s gone and expect to see her coming around the corner.Please don’t keep us in suspense too long with this story. I hope Tina will start to trust Bette so that she can heal from the damage caused by her ex-girlfriend.

    5. So sorry to read about your cat, but I’m sure she was happy to have lived with you for 14 years. I’ve missed your story and can’t wait for that car ride and the development of their relationship. Thanks for coming back!

    6. Eastmorn, I know how you feel about your cat…I had to put my 16 year old dog down last year and I still miss him so much after all this time. Ilove that you’re back with this story and the time in between hasn’t affected your writing…it’s still as good as ever. So…Bette has her chance now…let’s see what she does with it!

    7. you’re back! and ready to complicate things as much as possible it would seem…Helena’s waiting in the wings…and Bette’s inner Alpha has stepped in. Okay then… bring on the car ride home! (couldn’t be sorrier to hear about your kitten.)

    8. That car ride to Tina’s house is sure to be interesting… I wonder if Bette’s regained sass will put Tina off, or will the more vulnerable Bette make a reappearance? I’m glad you’re back. I’m really sorry about your cat though, East. Thanks and more when you can.

    9. oh thanks for bringing this back – i’ve really missed it! So, so, soooo happy Bette is feeling more confident and sassy, i don’t like an insecure Bette. Can’t wait to read what happens in the car now, pps!

    10. Hi- welcome back. I was wondering if you would specify what ASP means, I assume it is an abbreviation? If you mentioned/stated what is means before, forgive me for asking again. Again …. WELCOME BACK!!

    11. I have been esp ing you for the last week so thank you. My best friend’s cat passed away yesterday so we’re very devastated and so I appreciate your pain and struggle. When and if the day ever comes where I loose my own dog I could be unreachable I fear.Live in the moment I say. Thank you for responding to my waves. I feel better now.

    12. Sorry about your cat, Eastmorn. It’s always hard when you lose something you’ve given so much love to. Thank you for posting this. I’ve missed this story!

    13. I absolutely adore this story and feel so privileged to see it back. Tina certainly has her plate full (no pun intended) with Helena’s return imminent and Bette now seemingly in the forefront of her thoughts. Hopefully she can balance her personal/professional life and there will not be any further events that send her into another tailspin with even more disastrous results. I hope someone can help her get back to who she was, physically and mentally, before the horrible Alexandra debacle. I truly think she should consult a psychiatrist so that she can vent and not have to keep this horrible thing inside. At this point, she certainly needs all the help she can get.

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