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    Vignettes: Chapter 59

     

    “Big bash.”  Alice said.  “You’d better come for it.”

     

    “I’ll see what I can do.”  Zoe smiled as she jumped off the counter and went outside to sit with her mama.

     

    “That girl is never coming home.”  Alice said.

     

    “Don’t say that!  She’ll visit.  She’s  going to miss us.  It’s her sister that we never see.”

     

    “Well, Zoe might visit but I guarantee she’ll have a string of boys with her… or girls.”  Alice raised an eyebrow at Tina.

     

    “Don’t ask me!  As far as I know she likes boys, but you know how Zoe is.  She keeps to herself about most things.  We’ll just have to wait and see.”  Tina made it clear in her tone of voice she didn’t want to talk about it anymore.

     

    Outside, Zoe pulled up a chair next to Bette.

     

    “Hey sweetie.  Are you all packed?  Ready to go?”  Bette asked.

     

    Zoe  nodded but kept quiet.  Bette could sense she was sad to leave for school in the morning.  She decided to steer the conversation away from that topic, but she still wrapped her arm around her daughter and held her.

     

    “Dana and I were just reminiscing about old times… before you were born.”  Bette said.

     

    “Any good stories?  Say, something that you’ve never told me because I was always too young to hear it?”

     

    “I have a good story.”  Dana grinned.

     

    “I’m not sure I want you to tell this, judging by the look in your eye.”  Bette said.

     

    Dana winked at her and grinned again.

     

     

    ***

     

     

    “Are you serious?”  Bette asked Tina.

     

    Tina nodded with a wicked grin on her face.  Shane, Fred, Alice and Dana all nodded in agreement, watching to see if Bette would actually go through with it.

     

    “I can’t do that Tina!” 

     

    “It’s not my fault you chose dare.”  Tina replied.

     

    An almost empty bottle of tequila sat on the table accompanied by glasses full of margaritas.  Salt littered the table as well.  A poker game had started earlier in the evening and as time passed and more alcohol was consumed, a new game progressed.  Truth or dare.

     

    “Well then I change my mind.  I choose truth.”

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    Comments

    1. aww great as always.. hope Zoe dont forget about her parents like Dakota..and Alice is Alice in any age..lol..i love those flashbacks… that was great post soon

    2. can i just say that my happy dance included a twirl and i fall down on my back giggling knowin that you posted. lol. no really. this was great. to think i just finished all of it yesterday night a have you post today, im in heaven. i laughed out loud at the game. thanks, post soon. dont care about the formatting, just post away.

    3. Sex on the sidewalk.glad noone needed to walk there dog. Dakota has a problen you should bring that out. Zoe want leave her parent , Not Bette,anyway. Toiletpapering a house . Thanks

    4. ok far it’s me and yes I have been hiding in the shadows but I have come out and just wanted to say I love the way you are taking this story and look forward to many more chappy’s

    5. Zoe and Tina’s interaction in the kitchen was just like I expected them to be. Fluid and in sync.

      Zoe leaving will be hard for them. Empty nest syndrome will be a challenge. Hopefully, they will be able to find other ways (ahem) to fill their time.

      Telling Zoe that story was great. That’ll teach her to whine! I was rolling on the floor. Such a goofy group of friends that know just which buttons to push with each other.

      I also liked the way you mentioned the anniversary…I can’t wait for the party.

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