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    The Chase – chapter 12

    Bette stroked her hair tenderly. «Of course not, sweetie. Sleep tight…», she said softly. It took just a few minutes before Tina fell asleep. Bette loved to feel the delicious weight of Tina’s head on her shoulder. It gave her the sense of being needed and useful. When the flight attendant walked pass them once more, she looked at Tina and then came back with a blanket which she spread over her body. Bette thanked her with a smile.

     

    Tina slept almost two hours. All this time, Bette never budged, for fear of waking her up. Tina stirred and opened her eyes. «Hey, baby, did you sleep well?», Bette asked. She smiled weakly. «Yeah… Was I out very long?»

    «A couple of hours…», Bette told her.

     

    «Tell me again what we’ll see in Paris?». Bette had told her three times already, but Tina never seemed to get tired of hearing it. «Well, we’ll go to the Louvre museum, take a cruise on the River Seine and catch a show at Moulin Rouge. Don’t forget also that I booked us a table at the Eiffel Tower’s restaurant», Bette said.

    «Do you speak French, baby?»

     

    «Un peu… but not enough to hold a conversation», Bette told her.

     

    It was mid-morning when they landed in Paris. The weather was picture perfect with a clear blue sky and temperature in the mid-seventies. They claimed their luggage and hailed a cab.

     

    «Hi, we’re going to the Hôtel Renoir», Bette told the driver. «Very well, madame», he replied.

    During the drive to their hotel, Tina kept looking around with her eyes wide open and a goofy smile on her face, trying to take everything in at the same time. It was obvious she was very happy to be in Paris with Bette. The driver glanced at them in his rear view mirror.

     

    «Is this your first time in Paris, madame?», he asked in English with a thick French accent.

    «No, we’ve both been here before, but it was a long time ago», Bette answered.

     

    «You in love, oui?», he wanted to know.

    Tina rested her head on Bette’s shoulder and smiled. «Yes, we are», Tina said. The driver let out a chuckle. «Then you are in the right place for love», he added. He pulled into the hotel parking lot and helped them with their luggage. Bette gave him a big fat tip for being so nice. «Thank you, that’s very generous of you. You have a nice time in Paris, madame», he said. «Merci beaucoup», Bette replied.

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    1. M it seems that you have been to Paris and yeah we used maps too, and thank goddness many of the French spoke Spanish that helped us sooooooo much when we were there. I can’t wait to read more of this part of their Paris trip. great chapter M!!

    2. I have the sudden urge to go to Paris and experience the romance first hand. I could feel the love that B&T have jumping off the page, just loving this story, can’t wait to read more PPS

    3. Nice, and you obviously know Paris at least a little (or only on a map ?) – from where they are, there are a lot of nice walks to have, down to the Seine, or up to the Pantheon and then down Mouffetard, which is very typical, or even best, around church St-Germain-des-Prés, to rue des St Pères and rue Jacob, where lived Colette, Renée Vivien, Nathalie Clifford Barnes, Radclyffe Hall and many other famous litterary lesbians, and then down to the antiquarians, and across the Pont du Carrousel to the Louvre, or the Quais (Seine Banks)… that’s one of my favourites, especially in spring ;-) — Now, I really hope they will enjoy a very nice journey since the weather is beautiful (and do not forget Montmartre ;-)) — but beware of charming hotels walls, they are very thin ;-))

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