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    We all need friends around us…Final chapter

    “I’m sorry, but I need to move.”

    She immediately saw fear come into Tina’s eyes, felt her body tense up even more. “Please, Jenny…do you mind…please.”

    Jenny didn’t respond, she just motioned for Tina to lay down, then lowered herself next to the shaking woman…slipping her arm under Tina’s neck, and around her shoulders, pulling her into her chest, allowing Tina’s head to rest in the crook of her neck.

    She slowly ran her hand up and down Tina’s back, trying desperately to ease some of the tension that had taken over Tina’s body.

    ~ ~ ~

    Bette walked into the bedroom, glad to be away from the crowds at The Planet, yet dreading another lonely night in the king size bed, that use to feel so welcoming…so full of love.

    She stopped as she looked at the bed, confusion crossing her face. She leaned down, caressing the beds comforter. ‘I didn’t make that…did I?’ She then notice her laptop, and looking around one more time, hit the Enter key. ‘Oh God,’ she moaned in her head. ‘Tina was here….and she saw that! *****…Candace! Why can’t you stay out of my life?!’

    Dreading what she was going to find, she walked over to Tina’s side of the closet, and opened the door.

    Gone….it was all gone. ‘Tina,’ she whimpered.

    Staring into the empty closet, Bette knew at that moment, her life with the one woman she would love forever…was over. Everything that they had shared….was over. All her dreams for their future…was over. There would be no family. There would be no children. There would be no Tina. It was over.

    ‘What do I do now? How do I live?’

    Bette felt an overwhelming wave of pain…of regret…of raw fear roll through her body. There was no more hope left. Her soul was as empty at this moment as the closet.

    ‘What do I do now? How can I possibly start over without her?’

    Seeing the backyard lights reflecting off the water in the swimming pool, Bette found herself drawn by the clear, clean water. Keeping her gaze locked onto the water, she opened the door to the back yard…stepping out onto the deck.

    ~ ~ ~

    Gradually, Jenny felt some of the tension leave Tina’s body. She kept whispering to her, as she rubbed her back. “You are beautiful Tina….believe that.”…… “Bette loves you…..it’s okay.”

    Comments

    1. You met that challenge for an odd pairing with your usual incredible vision and language. think of the stink this would have made on the boards if IC had played it as you’ve written it. WOW.

    2. *Shudders* I’m sorry Sea, I couldn’t make myself get through it! It’s you though so I know you did a fantastic job anyway. Anyone have a Men in Black memory flashy stick thingy? Hehe

    3. oookkkkaaaaaayyyy….this was REALLY weird! i guess the pairing does make sense though. jenny felt that she had to bring pleasure and get rid of the pain for tina b/c she couldn’t for tim.

    4. well, this was unexpected but since it’s for the challenge…it was masterfully done though, and i had a feeling that if you would continue with that story, that would be the only encounter they had…in my perfect world Bette and Tina belong together no matter what…your writing is excellent….the most weird pairing though would be Kit and Bette LOL…really weird, perverted and weird…do we have to vote for the challenge? seems like there’s some kind of competition is going on, my vote is for you then

    5. I am typing this with my blood, my red dripping blood that pouring over the keys as I scream, “No, No, No No!” But, you did handle the impossible beautifully. P.S.: I hope Bette did not hear the moans from next door. She might just stay in that pool and sink to the bottom. Thanks!

    6. I feel “disloyal” to you Seahurst, but I cannot make myself read this. I tried. I know writing this must be hard for you. Reading this is impossible for me. So sorry.

    7. Thanks for taking the time to think beyond the usual parameters of our experience. You did a great job of explaining why you thought this pairing might take place, but I felt that you were a little reticent about exploring it too much…as though you were uncomfortable with it on some level. Good idea though! I hope you do more of the same in the future. It will help you grow as a writer.

    8. Hee hee. I loved it. You definitely met my challenge. I just love weird, unexpected pairings. I noticed that you pointed out that it didn’t seem as weird after you wrote it. That usually seems to be how it works, and the same goes for after you read it. It seems weird at first, but then once you read or write a story like this, suddenly it almost makes sense. Did that make any sense? LOL.Anyways, great job!

    9. Seahurst, I love to read anything you write. Somehow you made this unlikely pairing work. I am glad to see though that they both know that it is a one shot deal! I have been re reading some of your other stories recently and am glad to see that you will be continuing the seashell story….the things we do to get thru the off season!

    10. I think you can put Jenny with anyone and it would be weird…It was realy hard to picture them two together but your writting is always worth a read…Now back to the other story.

    11. It works only because YOU made it work. Very nice job, you are just so talented. Sea, I don’t know what you do for a living, but if it’s not writing, you are definitely missing your calling. As weird as Jenny is, you made us feel every movement, hand gesture, squeal that she would make, I could totally picture it. AND THAT IS TALENT.

    12. sea…I couldn’t even get through the whole thing. I know the writing was most likely wonderful..but Jenny and Tina. Credit, where credit is due,…you are a brave soul and I adore you for that. Please, please don’t do this again. albeez..you read this yet…greenie even wants alcohol.

    13. i have read everything u have written and have laughed and cried in silence but now i must speak please don’t ever go ther again! please please don’t stop writting.

    14. Hey Seahurst – you are so brave and talented, that you can pull something weird like this off :o)) And I have to say – you really met that challenge for an odd pairing with style and grace. I can never disown you or your wonderful story about our seashell-girls, so please post soon….

    15. SEA…..you are living proof that practice makes perfect. You took on the challange and mastered it with two chapters. Yes, this is an odd pairing but you truly made it believable and right. You are inspirations for me to live my life courageously and pursue things that might change people’s thoughts of me. you are awesome girl and I look forward to future writings. Love ya always!

    16. “You know, a cup of tea does sound nice.” Um please add some vodka to mine cause I know I didn’t just read what I thought I did. Sea, that was pretty gutsy of you wouldn’t you say? Thank God Tina didn’t get sucked up into Jenny’s circus story or something. ;) On another note, I absolutely loved it. What ingenuity and valiance you have. Stupendous!

    17. Nope I couldnt finish this, love your writing, but Jenny and Tina I cant read about them fucking why bette dying to not live…but im sure it turn out beautiful as I got at least to the 2nd page.

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