Bette’s House (around 5pm):
Bette was lying on her bed throwing a little ball, when her cell had ringed. Bette picked her cell up and saw that Tina was calling her. She decided to ignore Tina. After a few minutes it stopped, and then it started ringing again. Bette let a big sigh out and picked it up. “Hi, what do you want?” Bette asked harshly.
“Wow, that’s how a friend gets greeted now?” asked Tina getting angry.
“Whatever,” said Bette not caring anymore.
“Bette, I heard you got detention today,” said Tina hoping that Bette would talk to her.
“I don’t want to talk about it,” Bette said sitting up. “Why not?” asked Tina.
“I don’t want to talk to you right now, I’m still angry,” admitted Bette. Tina wanted to cry when Bette told her that she didn’t want to talk to her.
“I’m angry too. But I’m actually making an effort,” said Tina calm.
“Why would you be angry? Unlike you I’m not going out with another girl.”
“Wait, are you jealous?” asked Tina smiling.
“No, I just thought you were different. When one doesn’t respond, she just jumps for the other. Right?” Bette said. And Tina knew that Bette was right, she did just that with Amber. “So, why don’t you go and have a good night with Amber,” Bette said before hanging up on Tina. Tina wanted to cry, she had just hurt the one person she truly cared about.

 

The Movies (7pm):
When Tina got there Amber was already waiting for her. “Hey,” Amber greeted her. “Hey,” greeted Tina. “Shall we go inside?” asked Amber. Tina followed Amber inside. The beginning of this date was going pretty good. The only thing bad was that Tina was constantly thinking about Bette. After a few minutes in the movie Amber leaned in to put her arm around Tina. Tina looked at her and smiled. Then Amber leaned in to kiss Tina, they made out for a couple of minutes and then Tina broke it and turned to see the rest of the movie.

 

“So, are you hungry?” Amber asked Tina when they were outside. Tina turned to face Amber and thought about that. “No, I think I’m going home.”
“Did I do something wrong?” asked Amber.
“No, no. The truth is that I already like someone else; we’re trying to figure things out. And by dating you it’ll make things more complicated.”
“You mean Bette Porter?” asked Amber. “Yeah, how did you know I meant her?” asked Tina.
“When I came up to you today, I saw how she was looking at you. She really cares for you,” said Amber. Tina looked down and felt guilty about telling Amber all of this. Amber noticed:”It’s okay, I understand. I’ll see you around school.” Amber said goodbye and went to that restaurant.