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    Vignettes: Chapter 56

     

    “I was looking for my daughter, the one that’s apparently avoiding me lately.  Why can’t you convince her to call home more often?”

     

    “I try but there’s only so much I can do.  She has a mind of her own.”

     

    “Promise me one thing Joel.  Make sure she comes to her sister’s birthday party tomorrow.  Don’t let her forget, ok?”

     

    “Sure thing, Tina.  You wanna talk to her now?”  Kody violently shook her head and frowned while flipping him off.

     

    “Of course.  Can’t wait to see you Joel.  Bye.”

     

    As he handed her the phone, she glared, but her voice was pleasant and cheery.  “Hi mom!  How’s it going?”

     

    “I just wanted to remind you that it’s your sister’s birthday party tomorrow.  You’re coming, right?”

     

    “Of course I am.  I have her gift and everything.  A girl doesn’t turn eighteen every day.”

     

    “You’re always such a good sister to Zoe.  I know you’re busy and this means a lot to her, so thanks.”

     

    “How’s mama doing?”  Kody asked.

     

    “Fine.  She’s excited to see you.”

     

    “Mom, I’m home like once a month at least.”

     

    “Dakota, you live in the same city as us.  That’s pathetic.”

     

    “I have a life!  I’m busy.”

     

    “I know, I know… we just miss you that’s all.  Want to talk to mama?”

     

    “Sure.”  Kody wandered into the kitchen where she poured herself a glass of red wine.

     

    “So how’s my busy bee?”  Bette said into the phone. 

     

    “Please don’t ever call me that again.”  Dakota smiled.  “I haven’t heard that since -”

     

    “Since you were thirteen?  And you told me you never wanted me to call you that.  But like I always say, if the shoe fits…”

     

    “Not you too.”  Dakota groaned and took a sip.

     

    “It’s fine you’re busy, sweetie.  We just miss you and your mother is starting to panic because soon Zoe will be gone away to school.  What are you drinking?”

     

    “Merlot.”

     

    “That’s my girl.”  Bette smiled, wishing she could jump through the phone and have a drink with her daughter.  Even though Dakota wasn’t Bette’s biological child, people always assumed she was because of the similarities between them, minus the looks.

     

    “So mom’s getting empty nest syndrome already?”  Dakota chuckled.

     

    “You didn’t hear that from me.”

     

    “My lips are sealed.”

     

    “Speaking of lips… how’s that boyfriend of yours?”

     

    “Fine.”

     

    “You can do better than a fine with me.  Tell me how things are going.”  Bette persisted.

     

    “Mama, he’s not my boyfriend.”  Kody whispered into the phone.  “We’re just friends.”

     

    “Then why is he living with you?  Aren’t you sleeping together?”

     

    “I have to go.”

     

    “Oh no you don’t -”

     

    “Love you, tell mom bye and I’ll see you tomorrow.”  Dakota cut Bette off and hung up the phone before she could respond.  She walked into the bedroom and saw Joel sitting on the bed, scanning through some photographs.  He picked up a video camera and started watching some footage.

     

    “How’s the moms?”  He asked.

     

    “Same as always.  Are you coming to the party tomorrow?”

     

    “Wouldn’t miss it.”  He smiled.  “How’s all this coming?”  He asked as he pointed to all the stuff scattered on the bed.

     

    “Great actually.  I’m almost done.”

     

    “And they have no idea?”  Joel asked.

     

    Dakota shook her head and grinned.  “My mothers don’t suspect a thing but when their anniversary comes, they’re getting the best present ever.”

     

     

     

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    Comments

    1. It’s about bloody time you got that award. I always thought you deserve it, when you first started this story. This story never fails to captivate me. Congrats.

    2. CONGRATS!! You truly deserved the award. One should have gotten one a long time ago for Soul Harvest- I still re-read that story because I love it that much! It’s good to see Bette & Tina still together 20 years later. I wonder what the anniversary gift is. Can’t wait for more!

    3. Kudos for the award, this is a great series. Chasemenow and Seahurst both took us into the future to great effect and your chapter of 20 years ahead continues that theme beautifully as well.

    4. I Have really enjoyed reading your story from the very beginning. I wish you wouldn’t have skipped forward so many years. I wanted to read if Tina finally excepted Bette’s proposal, and where did this other kid come from? I just loved this story and wish there wouldn’t have been so many years skipped.

    5. I have been waiting, and waiting to see an award icon next to your name! Thank God it is there now, right where it should be! Congratulation Fareast…it truly should be yours.

    6. love this story…congratulations on the award. I usually don’t take the time to comment as I am at work and want to get the most stories read before I actually have to work but I want to let you know how much I look forward to your chapters!

    7. Such heartfelt congrates going out to you. You so deserve the award you story has always had all the warmth and love and enticement that always left us wanting more and this chapter is now exception. I am all excited that you will now go one and spoil us all with more. Thanks so much

    8. There’s my favorite writer, once again giving us a fabulous chapter. Interesting jump ahead in years! Congrats on the award, you know you so deserved it!

    9. Hey fareast Congrationlations on the Award you DESERVED IT! tHANKS FOR THE Wonderful Awesome Amazing Story your sharing with us I Love it Please continue Post soon amd Thanks.

    10. oh my.. what a pleasant surprise i´m glad they are still together and happy ..love your story..but you can put some past history about Bette and Dakota connection and about the other daughter..and CONGRATS for the award..post soon :o)

    11. Congratulations on the award. This has been such a fabulous story to follow.

      I liked the leap in years. I’m hoping that the pictures and such for their anniversary will lead to flashbacks? It would be nice to see how their lives unfolded after they reunited. Plus, we’ll need to get to know Zoe!

      The eye rolling and the phone conversation was just about as real as it comes. I could almost hear my own phone ringing and the interrogation that would ensue if I picked it up! Can’t wait for more.

    12. First of all Fareast congratulations on the award…you soo deserve it. You have given us so much in this story over the last months and´you keep going, now that is strong. But is sure is one hell of timelupe you have pulled on us. But I can´t wait to see where you take us. Post soon

    13. I knew I hadn’t seen this story for a while and I know the older you get the faster time slips away – but twenty years since your last post – God now I really feel ancient:0) Well done on the award, you deserved it congratulations.

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