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    What is love?- Chapter 26

    Even with the cheerleaders close, she still wished she had binoculars. But she had let Tina talk her out of that. She could have gotten those close-focusing glasses that focus within a few feet. Carolyn had glasses like that. Never trust Tina, Bette thought, when it came to cheerleaders and binoculars.

    Bette jumped when she saw Tina’s palm moving up and down in front of her eyes to get her attention. She tore her eyes away from the cheerleaders and smiled sweetly at her girlfriend. Tina smiled knowingly at Bette.

    “The game’s about to start. I knew you’d want to know.”

    All of a sudden the arena went completely dark and it scared Bette. This many people in a power failure could be dangerous. She put her arm protectively around Tina.

    Then a spotlight focused on one of the players: At point guard for USC at 6-2, 185, a junior from Muncie, Indiana,… As the public address system bellowed the player’s name, he ran out to the center of the court with the spotlight following him. At point guard for UCLA at 6-1, 190, a senior from New York City,. This information was screamed out, Bette noticed until 10 players were on the court. Then the arena lights came on.

    “What did you think of that?” asked Tina, excitedly.

    “Why are most of the players not from California?” asked Bette.

    Tina frowned, clearly not a question this Californian wanted to hear..

    “All the good California players go to Duke,” said the man sitting in front of Bette.

    And then the game started and the roar inside Pauley Pavilion reached an impossibly-high decibel level and stayed there.

    As always for Bette, the greatest show at these events was Tina. She was involved in all the fan-yelling, fan-singing, fan-waving. She was utterly and happily engaged in the goings-on.

    At one point, she elbowed Bette, “Here comes the wave; do what I do.” And so Bette found herself standing and lifting both arms in the air and sitting down. She also found herself chuckling at the sheer inanity of it all.

    “TAKE YOUR SHOT!” Tina screamed without warning.

    Bette actually jumped and looked at Tina with startled eyes. But Tina’s eyes were glued to the game. Nothing like this had happened at the football games and Tina wasn’t through.

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    Comments

    1. it was really funny, reminds me of me and my roomate when we watch the games at home or at the stadium, she’s screams at tv like a maniac and i just quietly eat pop-corn, but what can i say, i’m from another planet, totally loved bette’s reactions and thoughts…but what the hell was it about the hot cheerleader? tina better not to entertain those thoughts, she has bette

    2. It’s an absolute pity that Bette doesn’t fancy any sports games. Let’s see… maybe volleyball or tennis? There’re a lot of beauties there, haha.

    3. Oh my gosh! Thanks Pancha, you know I love B&T on a sports outing adventure… heh and bette afraid of a light failure… man she is really oblivious to sports. I think tina should of thrown a bigger temper tantrum, that would of been funny. Again, I love this everyday B&T, too cute!

    4. My partner is just like Tina but with football – season ticket and all for Liverpool! I’m sure one of these days she is going to burst a blood vessel!

    5. Hello Pacha,I am a recent convert to your wonderful writing as have just spent most of the last 5 hours reading “S3” and this fantastic fan fiction.Words seem such an inadequate way to letting you know the joy and pleasure you have just given.I am a total addict to your narratives and can’t wait until your next installment.A Fan

    6. I like how Bette gets all child like when Tina’s team is loosing, she does’nt want to pisse Tina off so she says nothing and does not dare ask questions…to funy. Love this story

    7. just glad there wasn’t any riots. brings back memories (good ones)..hehe…u r such a tease..hmmm..ever considered any other sports!…take care and post soon(“,)

    8. The town I live in is called the City of Champions.We have a great girls basketball tean always have even when I was in School here. My youngest G/daughter Plays on the Soft ball team and soccerteam/ Guess Bette will learn about sports or she will be in trouble. She doesnt say anything afraid she will Piss Tina off.love that. Need to thke them to one more sport event Girls volley or basketball. I do have a nice family. A bunch of Hairy leg Men. thanks for posting.

    9. k – i hurt myself with this chappy. i was roflmao. Tina needing a keeper at a game really did it for me. dayum girl you are funny. this was sweet also. thanks.

    10. Tina is beginning to irritate me. She’s not THAT young and THAT immature. She’s a rising executive at Alphaville, yes? But it’s beginning to seem more like a fond forebearing mother (Bette) with her wayward charming child (Tina). Again the problem I see with B and T in Season One of Lword was the inequity in power and force of character and here it pops up again. If the relationship is to be meaningful it needs to be equal, be it gay or straight. Otherwise where’s the growth?

    11. You made an excellent point in the story when the man mentioned that all the good players from Ca. (and elsewhere, really) go to Duke. Tina is certainly welcome to sit with us at the Duke women’s bb games and Bette would be a nice distraction, also!! I would be glad to help keep her entertained. She would be very disappointed in the Duke cheerleaders, though. We call them the Duke Dogs.

    12. I’m like Tina, yelling and screaming; well, only at Football games, not a big Basketball fan. I love Bette’s equation: USC=good, Everyone else=bad. UCLA = especially bad. Football=good, basketball=not so good. I like it when you have Bette learning about love. Would love to see Tina’s POV; like Bette taking her a lecture or something. Thanks for sharing your story.

    13. Tina remember me those soccer fans here in Brazil that even cry when their theam lose..lol..Bette going to games..thats really love..lol..great as always P thanks :o)

    14. Maybe Bette (after much research) should get them some tickets to the women basketball game. USC would have a better chance of winning(in fact they would probably win) and she would have a happier T, and of course be able to play a little T-ball at home after the game :o)

    15. WILT THE STILT. DR J. SIR CHARLES. WORLD B. FREE. MOSES MALONE… SONNY JURGENSON. DICK VERMEIL. REGGIE WHITE. Were the Porters under a rock? I’m just sayin…

    16. you’ve done a great job capturing what it is to be a real sports fan. I feel Tina’s pain-it sucks when you’re team loses a totally winnable game. I’m a Tennessee fan and that has been our entire football season. This is a great story and another great chapter. Keep ’em coming.

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