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    Time Heals All Wounds, Ch. 3

     

    “Shh,” Tina whispered soothingly, rocking the baby back and forth in her arms.  “Calm down, Angie.”

     

    Kit walked into the room then and surveyed the scene, raising her voice to be heard over the screams coming from Angelica.  “Is she hungry?  Does she need a new diaper?”

     

    “I don’t know,” Tina answered shortly.  “Can you see?”

     

    She handed the baby to Kit, and then immediately lay back down on the pillow.  Kit glanced at her and then at Bette before shaking her head.  “C’mon, baby girl, let’s get you in here and get you taken care of.”

     

    Bette awkwardly stood in the doorway a moment and watched Tina, unsure of what to do or say.  She’s not herself anymore.  Do I say something?  Will she snap out of this on her own?

     

    Her thoughts were interrupted as Tina called from the bed, “When you leave, can you shut the door?”

     

    “Sure,” Bette answered quietly, leaving the room and shutting the door softly behind her.


     

     

    Dana came back into the house a bit later struggling with several heavy grocery bags.  Alice was still sitting on the couch in her pajamas, so engrossed with her music that she didn’t even offer to help carry groceries.

     

    Dana managed to get the bags to the kitchen table, pushing her hair out of her face.  As she slowly put away the groceries, her mind was working overtime.  Alice and I really need to have a talk about everything.  I can’t figure out what’s going on between us.  One minute she’s practically following me around everywhere, and now she doesn’t even seem to notice when I enter or leave a room.

     

    Closing the cabinet, Dana stepped back thoughtfully.  She slowly peeked her head around the corner and saw Alice was still on the couch and was now quietly playing her guitar and softly singing lyrics from a sheet of paper.  Okay, I won’t interrupt her now.  I’ll corner her later to talk about all of this.  Yeah, we’ll worry about this a little later.

     

    As Dana headed toward her bedroom, she realized she was avoiding the issue, but was too worried about starting a fight to do anything about it.  You *****.

    Comments

    1. Thanks for another great update, FF. The scene that Shane talked to Jenny at her tomb touched me. I think that Al/Dane and Shane/Carmen are just so wonderful matches even though I got some hints of their breaking-up. Let Tina get out of the guilty.

    2. Evertone is feeling guilty. Tina is depressed she does need help. but Bette and Angies needs her also. Lets get this all straighten out . Let Shane help Bette get her own gallery started. thanks

    3. Alright, you posted! Problems, what problems? This was a fantastic chapter yet again, I’m totaly hung up on Danish and Shane’s stories. I’ve always love the friendship between Shane and Jenny and I’m really enjoying what you’re doing with them eventhough Jenny is dead.

    4. I hate to say this but I think Bette should wheel Tina over to wherever Dan Foxworthy lives and let her stay with him awhile. Maybe he can snap her out of her depression.

    5. I hope that they all sort out there problems soon and that shane will stay wilth carmen they are so good together and they same goes for alice and dana they need to sit down and talk big time please post soon i love it

    6. “great comments! Reading them helps me push myself harder to get through the bouts of writer’s block…”

      Well, we’re all behind you… and helping to push! ;-)

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