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    Tipping Point – Chapter 8

    Tina nodded as she tried to wrap her mind around the wheels
    that had been set in motion in the space of a few minutes. Suddenly she felt
    more alone than ever. Bette’s hands came to rest on her shoulders, closing her
    eyes, Tina soaked up the comfort she found in the simple gesture.

    “I know this is hard for you.” Bette said quietly as she
    squeezed Tina’s shoulders gently, “Thank-you”

    Standing up, Tina searched the brunette’s face trying to
    find a sense of clarity that had been absent for months. “Bette.” The word was
    a plea, Tina struggled to understand it herself and was certain she didn’t have
    the means to express the divergent feelings she had for her wife, for herself,
    for them. “I need…” Tina’s brow knit together as she faltered. What did she
    need?

    Tina reached out and touched Bette’s cheek. All the memories
    of the life they’d shared for so many years made the gesture very familiar but
    Tina was caught somewhere in between the past and present. Leaning in she kissed
    her wife for the first time in what felt like forever.

    Bette revelled in the kiss, one of so many intimacies that
    had become so glaringly absent between them. As Tina withdrew, the tears
    staining her face became apparent to her partner.

    “Tell me.” Bette whispered as she held Tina’s face in her
    hands and gently wiped the tears away with her thumbs.

    “Make me feel.” Like I did in those photos, like I’m
    desirable, like I’m safe, like I’m worthy, like I’m lovable.

    Bette’s heart stopped in her chest at the sound of her
    wife’s broken voice. Fighting back her own tears, Bette kissed her wife tenderly.

    Tina had withdrawn physically long ago, Bette couldn’t
    remember the last time Tina had reached for her hand let alone the last kiss
    they’d shared. Deep down she suspected this was about Tina trying to find
    herself rather than any act of true intimacy between them. At this point Bette
    would crawl over broken glass if she thought it would help her wife find a path
    out of this emotional hell. If Tina wanted them to make love then Bette wasn’t
    going to deny the woman she had adored for so many years, even if the
    motivation behind it may be imperfect.   

    Searching her wife’s eyes, Bette found a determination where
    for months there had been only emptiness. For the first time Tina was showing
    signs that she was done being a victim of circumstance. Bette, allowed herself
    to hope that a corner had been turned, that this was the beginning of Tina’s
    journey home.

     

    “I love you so much, T” She whispered before offering her
    hand to the blonde who laced her fingers between Bette’s own without the slightest
    hesitation. With that, the only thing left to do was lead her emotionally
    exhausted partner to their bedroom. To substantiate her declaration with
    actions that would surely remove any remnants of doubt as to how loved Tina
    Kennard was.

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    Comments

    1. First time i have read this story so i went back over all the previous chapters.It’s a compelling,emotional and heartbreaking read.I so hope Tina get and accepts the help she needs so much.You have me hooked.

    2. That Tina has agreed to go to the facility, at least trying to find the person that she was via looking at their photos, and that she needed Bette to show her that she’s loved… all big steps in a good and healthy direction. Thanks for another great chapter. Cheers, HG.

    3. Glad to see Tina turned a corner. Mental illness of every type is heart breaking to witness…even harder if it’s someone you love. The decline of someone with no fight left in them is the worst though – thanks for offering us a glimmer of hope that Tina has some fight left! (I usually comment sooner – I read this chapter earlier in the weekend, but I don’t trust the magical free wireless access that floats around and I’m not willing to log into any account on it!)

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