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    Tina, Tiny Pieces Chapter 5.3

     

    Shane, Bette and Jenny laugh.  Bette raises her glass.

     

    To lawyers!

     

    How is your thing coming along, Bette?

     

    I decided to drop it, Jenny.

     

    Youre not suing Joyce after all?  How come?

     

    Helena stares into her wine.  Bette sighs.

     

    What good will it do? 

     

    It’ll teach her to give better fucking advice next time.

     

    Alice, she was doing what I asked her to do.

     

    But Bette, didn’t your lawyer tell you you could make a decent case?  


    Yes, he did.  I don’t want to do it.  I don’t want the scrutiny, the publicity, I don’t want to drag this out, I don’t want

     

    You don’t want what?

     

    Helena’s question is followed with a sidelong glance at Bette, her brows slightly furrowed, her eyes gentle.  Bette meets her gaze and then shifts quickly in her chair.

     

    Nothing.  It’s nothing.  Anyway, its over.  Joyce Wishnia will live to give shitty advice another day.

     

    Helena stares off across the room.  Alices face reddens.  She leans towards Helena, whispering softly.

     

    Shit Helena, I’m sorry.  My bad.  We shouldn’t be talking about suing and shit and –

     

    Helena smiles weakly.  Bette looks awkwardly down at her hands.

     

    Not a problem, Alice.  I hope for your sake that Dana bequeathed you something quite wonderful.

     

    I hope for your sake her parents never figure out that half of her is missing.  Talk about being in trouble.

     

    Shane rubs the back of Alices neck playfully.  Bette leans in and kisses Alices cheek.  Shane motions the waitress, who nods and soon returns with more drinks.

     

    What was that for?

     

    Promise me you’ll steal some of me when I die, ok Alice?

     

    Any place in particular you want to be dumped, Bette?

     

    I’m sure the curators at the Guggenheim won’t appreciate me being spread under the Giacometti sculptures, so how about you just toss me off one of the 405 overpasses?

     

    Alice nods.

     

    Consider it done.

     

    Can we talk about something a little less gross? 

     

    Death isn’t gross, Max.

     

    People’s ashes are gross, Jenny.

     

    People’s ashes are just a physical representation of their existence.

     

    And that’s gross!

     

    Jenny smiles, she pats Maxs arm.  He pulls it away quickly.  She smiles at the others, who smile back, a little tightly.

     

    He’s so black and white, and yet so sweet, so sensitive, really.

     

    Alice mumbles.

     

    He’s also sitting right here.

     

    Max stands.

     

    I’m gonna go get a drink.

     

    We all just got new ones.

     

    I need to walk around.  I’ll be back.

     

    Jenny smiles after him.

     

    Is he, um, is he alright, Jenny?

     

    Jenny looks at Helena, surprised.

     

    What?  Yes, he’s fine.  He gets a little – you know.  Moody, I guess.

     

    He still shooting the ‘roids?

     

    Jenny nods at Alice.  Alice finishes her third drink, holding up the empty glass to the waitress across the room.

    Comments

    1. It’s 4:30 in the morning, just finished some work I had to get out by dawn, and thought I’d check for updates. Now, I can’t stop giggling in that too-exhausted insane fashion, hoping the various nosy neighbors won’t report me to the fun police for disturbing the peace. This was GREAT … very well written. Thanks. More. More Tiny Pieces. Tiny Tiny pieces.

    2. Wow, that’s so funny. “Cause I thought maybe if they couldn’t find me, then maybe they wouldn’t sue me.” So, funny…so, Alice…great post. Cheers.

    3. i like that the girls hung out together, but it feels like they are all recovering from something and nobody is really happy…is tina heading for cream too?

    4. Oh I really enjoyed this chapter and the banter between these ladies. You’ve recreated them all so well, I could hear all of this dialogue coming out of their mouths. If only. . . unfortunately, IC is not cooperating. We only wish for a story this good.

    5. Once again this story is rich in symbolism. The scars are still visible on the walls of Bette’s house, just like the scars on her heart. The damage has not yet been fully repaired and when probed, it bubbles back – sensitive to anything that disturbs its fragile nature……Alice taking refuge in Bette, in someone that feels pain as deeply as she does. Their friendship offers a soothing balm to the abyss that has been created in their hearts by their respective losses……Your description of Max makes it easy for me to see him in my minds eye, his gestures and actions. The way he rearranges himself, it’s as if he is rearranging himself not just physically, but mentally as well. Is his pathos a result of injected hormones, simple ideals or his growing annoyance with Jenny? Jenny still remains the center of her own universe……I loved the banter of the group, you so effectively capture the nature of their friendship and the growing pains that are taking place now that Helena is being included. So much history with each and every one of them and they are all inextricably linked in some way……Excellnet chapter – once again.

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