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    Trouble in Designer Suits 33

    My heart
    skipped a beat as I watched her laughing and joking at something with Shane as
    she made her way towards the door. Unaware that she had an audience and I enjoyed
    the rare opportunity to just take her in.

    I was so
    excited for our wedding tomorrow but from the time of the proposal until now
    with all that had happened it seemed somehow less important, well less to us
    and more to all the amazing women who had become our family. Like some kind of
    final initiation into the group. And I had no issue with that, I really do feel
    that I owe these women everything and would do anything to repay that debt.

    I was
    pulled from my revere again as Bette approached and linked her arm through mine
    urging my feet to start the journey to the front door that everyone else had disappeared
    through while I was lost inside my own head.

                “Come
    on Blondie just two more days and you can daydream till your heart’s content
    and have some time with just the most important women in your life. But till
    then just try and at least pretend to be focused hey?”

    As I felt
    my body fall in step beside her I thought maybe the reason that she and Andy
    had forged such a strong friendship was within my reach but still just never
    quite clear. So I thought who better to ask than her while we had a rare few
    minutes alone.

                “Bette,
    does it ever strike you as odd that you and Andy have managed to be such good
    friend and never had any, I don’t know apocalyptic argument?”

    She
    glanced at me from the corner of her eye before seeming to accept the sincerity
    behind my blunt question and stopping just outside the door to face me.

                “Well
    I know exactly why I think and I know it has baffled you all too some extent,
    but as you have asked I will give you my take. I think that yes had Andy and I been
    the same age and at the same stages in our life then there would have been some
    fireworks along the way but now in this life we didn’t meet at a time where
    competition was anything we needed. We get each other; it is a simple as that. You
    and Tina love us and know our flaws and are our soul mates in love and passion
    and life, but she and I we know what it is like to have the irrational fears
    that we do the ones we place upon ourselves and it bonds us in a different way.
    I have always felt a little like an outsider due to my need to appear the
    strong one, a need I have never managed to quite shake and now within a group
    of women that all have special bonds due to their own understandings of each
    other I finally have what I would call a “best friend” who I can be my total asinine
    self with and just gets why. As high school as that sounds, does that make
    sense?

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    1. Riders was the only story of yours that I’d read, and I really loved that one, but I’ll go back now and catch up the other chapters of this story. Thanks for coming back! :) (P.S. The formatting is a little odd, what software are you using?)

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