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    The Roommates – 2nd Dimension: Chapter 34

     

    Are you here for the memorial reception?, asked Tina.

     

    The bashful Latina shifted nervously, sticking her hands into the pockets of her tan linen pant suit. Uh.kind of. Is Karen here?

     

    Oh yeah, shes out back. Come on in. Everyone is out in the backyard.

     

    Id kinda like to speak with her in private. Do you think you could get her for me?, asked the woman.

     

    Sure. Yeah. And your name again?, asked Tina.

     

    The woman held a hand to her forehead and replied, Oh, Im sorry. Im Natalie. Im a friend of Karens

     

    Tina nodded in understanding and headed off to find Karen.

     

    Just as she departed, Bette made her appearance; wearing Tinas backpack and having carried her girlfriends rolling upright down the stairs.

     

    Youre Natalie., said Bette.

     

    Yeah, I guess I am. Is that a bad thing?

     

    Oh no. I just heard a little about you. Why dont you come in and have a seat? You dont have to stand outside on the porch., said Bette.

     

    Natalie stepped into the foyer and said Thank you.

     

    Ive gotta go get some more bags. But, please make yourself comfortable in the living room. Can I get you anything?

     

    Oh no. Thank you. I dont need anything., said Natalie.

     

    Okay. Well let me know if you do.

     

    Bette flashed a smile before bounding up the stairs.

     

    Natalie was walking toward the livingroom sofa and stopped dead in her tracks when her gray eyes met Karens red-rimmed, sapphire pools.

     

    Natalie. What are you doing here?, asked Karen.

     

    Tina slid around the two women and walked back out the foyer, watching Karen and Natalie from a distance.

     

    They stood about three feet apart; each woman craving the other but neither with the courage to move any closer, fear freezing them in place.

     

    Natalie smiled weakly and her eyes watered. Did you think I could let this day pass without seeing you?

     

    I thought we agreed that we needed some time apart., said Karen.

     

    We did agree, Kay. But, this is different. I thought you might need a friend.

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    Comments

    1. Although I have read every word of your stories, often late into the night I have never commented. Now that I realize how important the comments are when writing in a bit of a vacuum I will not continue that practive. I love this story. It is fresh, and energetic and the setting makes them so youg and innocent..their whole lives ahead of them and possible with eachother.
      Can’t wait for a little B&T lovin unleass of course Melving catches you which I think might be where we are going. Oh the drama!!!

    2. MTS,
      Brilliant yet again. You always put a great big grin on my face just by posting a new chapter so imagine my delight when it is as superb as this.
      Please keep up the excellent work and give us this insight into Bette and Tina and their relationship.
      Your Loyal Fan.

    3. Hey! I just got all caught up and as I expected everything was just perfect! I hope they’ll finally get a chance to de-compress and just be together without interuption. It’ll be interesting though, to see how things work out between Bette and her mom. I was wondering if Bette would begin to realize that by not being completely honest with Janice about her relationship w/Tina she, too, is not being truthful…then maybe she’ll be able to understand and forgive her mother’s actions. Often it’s easy to overlook our own faults and fears when our focus is on everyone else’s screw-ups. Thank you!!!

    4. what a way to end my sunday. this story is so great. i love the evolution of their relaitonship. i enjoyed how you had karen in there. something for them to learn. great as usual. can’t wait for the next one, soon please.

    5. Ok, I’m a little anxious here!! Although, it’s good Bette and Tina will have some “alone” time, but I’m nervous that Melvin’s going to come home from golf sooner than Bette’s thinking!!!

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