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    What is love? – Chapter 7

    Tina’s work had been successful because Bette thought the food was great and she was very complimentary. Bette also thought that it was great that Tina could cook because she and the kitchen were pretty much strangers. Then she wondered why she thought that. Even if she actually slept with Tina at some time, she doubted it would last long.

    They talked for hours, until the late afternoon. Bette learned about Tina’s childhood. She had grown up in northern California in a small town which she talked about with great affection. But knew she wanted to live in a city and be connected to film. That meant Los Angeles and she loved the city. But to relax she loved to get away from the city to less populated areas, the ocean, the mountains.

    Bette talked about her life and filled in the gaps in the biography on the brochure. She had first come to LA, for example, as an art intern while in college. Although she loved the city, she took her first job in New York. Later she decided that there were more individual opportunities in Los Angeles. She had loved LA since her internship and so made the move.

    “I wanted to live where I could drive a car every day,” grinned the sports car owner.

    The most surprising information came when Tina told Bette she had broken up with Eric. She explained that the relationship had become less and less interesting for her–for some weeks. Bette had to force herself not to smile.

    “How’s Gillian?” Tina asked quietly.

    “We broke uplast nightafter we left Milk.”

    Tina had to force herself not to shout.

    “Tina,” said Bette softly, “I’m not a white picket fence person.”

    “I know. You don’t do relationships,” Tina replied.

    For a while they just sat on the blanket quietly, looking everywhere but each other.

    Tina had always known what she wanted in her non-personal life. In high school she knew she wanted to make good grades, knew what classes she wanted, what clubs to join and what offices to strive for. She was usually successful. Later she knew what college she wanted to attend and what she wanted to study. At Alphaville she knew how she wanted to rise in the executive ranks and she was being successful.

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    1. “Is this a liquid picnic?” asked Alice, looking at all the bottles..lol..serios..you know i want them “doing” and a lot but i hope they have sure about the consequences i dont wanna see Tinas heart broken..ok bring it on next chapter thanks :o)

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