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    Vignettes: Chapter 71

     

    Dakota moaned.

     

    “An answer I can comprehend.”  Julianned  moved to the other breast.

     

    Dakota closed her eyes once again.  “I can live without sleep… that’s how I look at it.” 

     

    “You and I are agree perfectly.”  Julianne replied before pressing her lips into Dakota’s.

     

     

    After another hour wrapped in each others arms, Dakota glanced at the clock and saw that she was supposed to meet her parents in fifteen minutes for dinner.  As she jumped out of bed, she was thankful they were only ten feet away.  She hopped in the shower, forcefully forbidding Julianne to join her this time.  By the time she was dressed and out the door, she had two minutes to spare.  But, she lost those two and ended up being three late because of a last minute kiss.

     

    “Mom?  Mama?  I’m home.”  Dakota shouted as she slipped out of her flip flops.  Her stomach churned nervously.

     

    “Hi Kody.”  Bette came around the corner and pulled her into a long hug.  She looked at her watch.  “You’re three minutes late.”  She looked at Dakota’s hair.  “And your hair’s wet.  Just out of the shower?”  She winked.  Dakota blushed.  “I don’t want to know.”  Bette put her hand up and led the way to the dining room.

     

    When Dakota saw her mom, she smiled nervously.  She knew her mama told her about Julianne, but it was still nerve wracking to have to face her now.

     

    “Hi mom.  Thanks for dinner.”

     

    Tina hugged her daughter, clinging to her for a few extra seconds.  “You’re welcome any time.  Though that might be more often now, huh?”

     

    Dakota blushed again and looked away.  “Right.”

     

    Tina decided to not embarrass her daughter anymore, so throughout dinner, she deliberately kept the conversation simple.  At the end of the meal, Bette quickly stood and stretched.

     

    “Phew!  I’m exhausted.  I think I’ll head to the bedroom and lie low.  Can you two clean up dinner?  Bette yawned and barely waited for a response before leaving the two women alone.

     

    Dakota and Tina cleared the table and rinsed the dishes in silence.  Tina waited for her daughter to say something, but realized she would keep quiet all night if she didn’t make the first move. 

     

    “How’s work?”

     

    “Good.”

     

    “And school?”

     

    “Fine.”

     

    There was another moment of silence before Tina spoke again.

     

    “And the girl next door?”

     

    Dakota quickly spun around to face her mother, eyes wide and speechless.

     

    “Well?  How is Julianne?”

     

    “Good.”  Dakota stuttered.

     

    Tina raised her eyebrows.  “Just good?”

     

    Dakota shrugged, blushing.

     

    “You’re not fooling me, Dakota.”

     

    “Not fooling  you?”

     

    Tina grinned and put the last of the dishes away.  “Nope.  You walk in here with wet hair, obviously just out of a shower, wearing mismatched socks and your car has been parked down the street for the last four hours and the girl next door is just ‘good’?”

     

    Dakota’s mouth hung open and she didn’t know what to say.

     

    “Do you have time to listen?  Hang out and listen?”

     

    Dakota unintentionally glanced next door before answering.  Tina caught the move.

     

    “Dakota… she’ll be there when we’re done.  Trust me, I should know.”  Tina said, gently pushing Dakota’s face back to face her own.  “Now what do you say I tell you a story?”

     

    Dakota looked into her mother’s brown eyes and hesitated.  It wasn’t very often her mother had a heart to heart with her.  It was usually her mama that she could completely confide in.  Not that she didn’t love her mother, because she did very much.  She just talked to her mama more openly.  As she contemplated what to do, she chewed on her bottom lip and she saw that her mother was doing the same thing.

     

    Dakota moved into the living room and sat on the couch, pulling a pillow into her lap, almost as a guard between her and her mother.  “Ok… tell me a story.”

     

     

     

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    Comments

    1. fareast, I will read you at whatever pace you want to write. I like slow, slows good when it comes to the stories you so skillfully weave for us. The only downside…is when they come to an end. This post was simply perfect.

    2. Discovery, of any kind, can be both exciting and frightening. Dakota is lucky that she has someone so close to her with first hand knowledge of how she feels. The way Dakota approached the subject of what she was doing later was perfect, she’s still unsure and testing the waters, she doesn’t want to assume, but wants assurances at the same time. Glancing at the door, another sign that things are more than just ‘good’. I love the pace that you have set with this entire story. Maybe Tina’s discussion with Dakota will lead her to rediscover that ‘ahhh’ feeling she had when she first met Bette. Falling in love again is so much fun.

    3. so sweet – Bette coaching Tina and Tina realizing she needs to open up to get her daughter to open up. Can’t wait for you next chapter. this was so good – I love how you unfold these characters for us with humor and grace.

    4. I absolutely love this story to death! But I really can’t wait to find out what’s on that video tape the girls found! You’re not purposely teasing us are you?

    5. You are one of my most favorite authors on this site. The chapter was wonderful and beautifully written. I could read your stories over and over again. I will wait patiently for the story that Tina is about to share and will wait again for the news as to what is on that tape. Thanks so very much for writing for this amazing website. *smiles to you* and Have a Happy Tuesday!

    6. You have really taken us full circle Fareast and it have been a wonderful ride. Interesting how Kody feels more comfortable talking with Bette. I can’t wait to see her reaction to Tina’s “story”.

    7. …” “Ok… tell me a story.”…and with that, we come full circle. This has been a wonderful story, from the framily coming together for a reunion weekend to the future with the two daughters and now, back to the legendary meeting at the Bette Porter gallery. Thanks!

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