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    Truth

    Story written on March 5, 2007 by citygirl75.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=64826
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    For us.

    “Don’t ever doubt it baby. It’s all about you.”


    Tina opened her eyes again and watched Bette as she slept. She seemed so peaceful. The rhythmic sound of her breathing and the way that her chest rose and fell seemed so thoroughly comforting to Tina. She could stay here for hours looking, watching, taking it all in. The temptation to reach out her hand and touch Bette’s skin was almost too much. Tina knew that it would be cruel to wake Bette from her slumber and yet at the same time she wanted her to wake up, so desperately, to tell her how much she was loved. To tell her how much just being here with her meant.


    Tina placed her hand on Bette’s chest, just above where her breasts started to swell. She studied her hand, the pale skin of her hand contrasting with the mocha tone of Bette’s. Bette looked down to look at what Tina was watching so intently. The warmth of Tina’s hand was wreaking havoc on her heart rate. She could practically feel her heart beating out of her chest. Just one simple touch was all it took. Her reaction was so visceral it took her by surprise. She couldn’t remember ever reacting to a woman like she did with Tina. The way that the hairs on the back of her neck stood up when she caught her first glimpse of her when she walked into a room. The way that they spent hours kissing, like it wasn’t enough just to be in the same room unless they were touching each other, and when the touching wasn’t enough either and they needed to be closer. That was when the kissing began, and how they kissed. Like they couldn’t get enough of each, like it was a hunger that could never be satisfied.


    Tina watched some more as Bette began to stir. Tina smiled at the tiny noises that Bette made. The small movements that signalled that Bette would soon be awake. Tina was tempted again to reach out her hand and touch Bette’s shoulder, to let her know that she was here, that she would always be here, waiting for her, loving her, for every second of the day that Bette needed her she would be there, in every way possible.

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    3. Yes, girl, congratulations. Lamentamini, I too thought of Edith Ann, but citygirl, you may not be familiar with her. Edith Ann was a character, a little girl who made wry observations on life, played by Lily Tomlin on “Laugh In” an American TV show of the late 60s that featured a mix of skits, black outs, one liners, and stand up. It was comic, manic, extremely of it’s time, and of considerably more politcal import than anyone was accustomed to from TV at the time. “And that’s the truth” was Edith Ann’s habitual punch line. Did I just digress? Anyway, girl, I’m very glad to see you back. And THAT’S the truth.

    7. Welcome back from your retirement and also congrats to you on your award. The truth is that Bette and Tina are so much better when they are together than when they are apart.

    9. Congratulations on your win. You deserved it! “Fastand Fevered Fall” was a must read for me. I enjoyed every chapter. Glad to see your return to the board. I always read everything you write. Thank you for sharing your work! I look forward to more.

    15. Grats on the award! All I can think right now is Edith Ann saying, “And that’s the truth.” *raspberry* lol Great way to wake up on a Monday. =)

    16. Congrats on the win, you definitely deserved it! Perfect way to start my week… though I couldn’t help but find it a little bittersweet. Such devotion, promises of forever… in the context of the show… it just sort of hurts. Beautiful writing, as always, and I hope to see you back soon! Thank you.

    17. Great as always! Congrats on the award. With all due respect to the new writers but I haven’t read their stories so I’m truly happy you posted ’cause I hadn’t read a story here in a few days.

    19. Ah you are back! This bit was awesome. I luv the way your words flow, with the movement of the story. You deserve the win. Definatly looking for another coming from you. PPS

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