Fan Fiction

    This story has been set to a rating of PG. Age verification is required to proceed.

    Age Verification

    I am years of age as of today, November 15, 2026

    Enter your current age into the field provide above. Stories with a rating of R or NC-17 may contain material not suitable for children. LesFan requires that all individuals wishing to read these stories confirm they are of at least 17 years of age. LesFan uses the MPAA rating labeling system for all stories.

    LesFan will also make a best attempt to filter profane words in stories that are not rated R or NC-17 unless the individual confirms they are of at least 17 years of age.

    LesFan uses the following rating scale for stories.






    Submit

    The Gift

    Bette stepped all the way outside and glanced to her left and to her right, before she saw it.

    “WHAT?” Bette screeched. “Is that mine?” She looked at Tina with stunned eyes.

    Something in Tina’s face must have confirmed it to be true, because Bette twisted around to look at it again.

    “Eeeee!” Bette screamed. “You bought me a CAR?!” She lunged at Tina and gave her a fierce hug, nearly knocking the video camera out of Tina’s hand. She gave Tina a fierce kiss and hugged her again, laughing into her shoulder. She spun around and ran to the driveway, running her hand over the silver sedan. Then she ran back to Tina and managed to pick her up and swing her around.

    “Put me down!” Tina laughed. When she was on the ground again, she fished the keys out of her pocket and handed them to Bette. “Here you go. It’s yours!”

    “I just can’t believe it!” Bette bounded over to the car with Angie in tow and disarmed the vehicle and then unlocked the door. She climbed in and sat behind the wheel and pulled Angie onto her lap. She gripped the steering wheel and then stroked the leather of the passenger seat.

    "It’s so soft," she said. Tina zoomed the camera in on Bette’s face and Bette turned to her and smiled, her eyes bright with tears. "I love it! Thank you, T."

    "Honk the horn," Angie cried excitedly, and her mothers laughed. Bette took Angie’s hand in her own and gave the horn two quick taps, which thrilled Angie. Tina was out of camera space at just that second, but she was satisfied with the footage she had recorded. She closed the camera and got in on the passenger’s side.

    "So," Tina said to Bette breezily, "Did I do good?"

    "Like you even have to ask."

    Tina giggled. "I know, right? I have to say, I’m a pretty awesome partner, aren’t I?"

    "You’re perfect. But," Bette frowned slightly. "Where’s your car? You didn’t trade it in, did you?"

    "Nah, it’s at Helena’s. I drove it over there last night and picked up your car. She helped me out by letting me store it in her garage for a few days."

    Comments

    1. Thanks for this Christmas gift. Awesome post. And I so dont mind if you post Chistmas stories all year round. It’ll be like Christmas every day! Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas

    2. I loved this story: quasi-angst, pseudo misery – love, hugs and kisses abounding. Thank you for the lovely Christmas present. I enjoyed every minute of reading it!

    3. I’d thoroughly enjoyed every moment of this story …love the banter between Bette and Tina (“undergifter”) to Alice’s suggestion of “metal art” gift…What did Bette get for Tina? Thank-you O’Malley for this terrific heart-warming christmas story. Hope you’re having a fantastic festive season!

    4. That was a wonderful story and so like them. Very lovely. Don’t mean to be a spoil sport, but what did Bette get Tina and what kind of car was it? We could have another chapter to complete this series of stories by telling us what Tinas’ gift was from Bette and what kind of car Bette got? How they all enjoyed the drive and Bette and Tinas special “thank you” when they went to bed, or at least a hint of it. Thanks for posting.

    5. Em…Omalley…what did Bette give T for X’mas? Oh, please do tell…This was simply delightful. I think my fav X’mas story of 2009. The entire premise of “undergifting”, competetiveness, Tina’s predicament, the gang’s solution, and the build up to Bette getting the car (I was holding my breath on that one)…was so great! Best of all, your dialoque is so real and just shows the connection we love in Tibette. So well done! Love your writing…and yes, I’d take your stories 365 days a year…no pressure. LOL! Merry X’mas!!!

    Leave a Reply