When Tina woke up, she got out of bed and opened the drapes. The sun was gone, a slight drizzle was now coming down on the city. She didn’t mind the rain, it made her think about the painting Bette had given her, a gift that she cherished very much.

She turned around and gazed adoringly at the mocha beauty lying in the bed. «I am so lucky to have Bette in my life», she reflected. She was drop-dead gorgeous, romantic, sweet and very caring. Tina felt like a queen whenever she was around her. She also felt safe and protected. Tina smiled when she noticed Bette stir.

«Good morning», Tina said as she crawled back into bed. Bette leaned closer and gave her a kiss. «Good morning T», she replied, softly stroking Tina’s cheek with the back of her hand. «I had a wonderful dream last night…», Bette told Tina.

«What was it about?». Tina was gently caressing Bette’s bare arm.

«Well, it involved you and a certain part of your body…», Bette began, trying hard not to burst out laughing.

«Yeah, this part?», Tina asked, sticking her tongue at Bette.

«That’s the one… I would recognize it anywhere…»

Tina laughed. «That wasn’t a dream baby, that was real and I have a feeling you may get some more later tonight»

Bette cuddled against her. «I can’t wait, ma chérie», she whispered, knowing too well the effect her French had on her lover. Tina shivered.

«Don’t start that again or I won’t be able to get out of this bed ! And as much as I’m tempted to do that, we’re in Paris for God’s sake, so get your sexy ass up and hit the shower because we have a lot to do today», Tina told Bette. As she got out of bed, Bette intentionally brushed her hand against Tina’s soft mound, making her lover groan.

«Oh, you’re so bad, Bette Porter», she said smiling. An hour later, they were ready to leave the hotel. They strolled around and Bette slipped her arm around Tina’s waist and they huddled close under the umbrella as they walked along the puddled sidewalk. They did some window shopping on their way to the Seine, talking about what souvenirs they would buy for theirs friends back home. After a long stroll along the river, they arrived at the Cathedral of Notre Dame.