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Window of Opportunity ch. 46
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“Bette, I don’t remember at any time during the night you telling me that we should stop. I would have been more than happy to honor your wishes but if I’m not mistaken, you woke me up a couple of times.”
She mumbled something and I just laughed. Last night was so reminiscent of when we first got together and couldn’t get enough of one another. Our lovemaking back then was never just a quick release…it was as if we were trying to make each and every time into a marathon event. We finally had to limit that to weekends because we just weren’t able to function at work the next day with only an hour or two of sleep. Now, in the spirit of celebrating, we had reenacted that time and Bette was really paying for it today.
To be nice and give fair warning, I sent a text message to James telling him that Bette was overtired and probably going to be cranky today. I also told him to have some coffee waiting for her when she got there.
She came back into the kitchen dressed and still in a pissy mood. I kissed her and tried to make her feel better. She just rested her head on my shoulder. Angie watched us and seeing that Bette was not her normal self came over and gave her a hug. That was the first smile I had seen this morning and I knew she would find her grounding soon enough.
I reminded her that she was picking Angie up and responsible for dinner since I was meeting my parents. Again she offered to go but I declined for the same reasons I had previously given her. She said that they would either stop at The Planet or pick up something but that she would be available by cell if I needed her. I had no doubts.
I got my stuff together, kissed her and wished her a good day and Angie and I headed out. As we stood out by the car, I remembered the camera in my bag and took it out. Angie is not one who ever shied away from a camera and as usual she posed for me as I took pictures of her beside the car, under the tree and hopping on the sidewalk. Finishing the roll, I loaded her in the car and set the camera on the seat to remind me to drop it off.
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I just love this story…PPS
I love this Tina,she is not leaving anything to chance. She almost said My way or the hiway. Where Angie and Bette are concern, she would fight a big poler bear. thanks
Bless her – Tina is so pulled between wanting her parents back in her life, and the fear of being hurt again. This story has me so pulled in. I’ll admit something I rarely speak of: in my past, this was exactly the point I was at, and then when faced with the reality of a real life lesbian daughter and her partner, they turned and walked away for the second time. Until Tina’s parents meet and truly accept Bette and Angie, it’s all just words.
I’m still here, just having a few computer problems, I can’t say that you haven’t toped one chapter after the last, this story is amazing, well though out with every detail and more. Great job NAG. Thank you, Md
Yeah great exploration of what so many of us go through. My mom is/was so possessive of my biological son that she rejected my partner and our son…and there it stands…the fact that we separated allows him to get on with his life without her disapproval…I miss him but his mom’s new partner didn’t want them to have anything to do with me; then she died…what a bloody mess!!! He is 13 and a red head. I wait for the day when I get to see him altho we keep in contact by emails and phone. He lives hundreds of miles away across a stretch of water that requires a plane or ferry. I’m predicting that one day he will be with me again.So I relate to Tina & Bette so much and your story is right on. PPS
This story is so real and I love it! and Tina not wanting to make any decisions as far as Angelica is concerned before Bette meets the parents is so smart seeings her judgement might be clouded. Now get Tina home and wake up Bette! PPS
“When I first met her, she was important to me in ways I didn’t understand. As time passed, she became my reason to go to sleep because I knew I would see her again when I woke. I never knew that love could feel so right or could complete me in so many ways but hers has. We’ve had ups and downs but through it all, I’m led back to her.”…yeah
speachless, every chapter just gets better and better! :)
You are truly a remarkable writer. You take the ordinary and make it extraordinary. I so love this story…I hope we get another post tomorrow…I really missed you last week.
I enjoy how your writing gives us the deeper meaning behind their thoughts and feelings. NAG, you know I am a fan of this story but you had me laughing out loud on the train this morning… “I goggled her and she has been a force to be reckoned with in the art world.” Dad said to me. Is Goggled a new search engine we should be made aware of??? :)
This is an extraordinary story and the work you have done and are dong with it is amazing. The love Tina feels for her parents even with the absence of them in hr life has been a testament of their love for her and hers for thm early in her life. She contnued to be a very loving person depsite what had happened between them. She had been well grounded and carries that foundation to this day and that is what makes her the loving and lovely person that she is to everyone, she has that lovng understanding that allows her to be patient and tolerant of so much. I’ll stop now becaus eI could go on and on, I love your Tina and the sweet and loving person that you show her to be. Love the story. PPS
I love this story. I’m glad TK’s parents are really being nice and sweet. I hope all goes well with the parents and Bette’s meeting will go well.
Ooopsss…the last line should read, “Thank you, newagegirl, and PPS!
As I had expected, Tina’s reunion with her estranged parents was tearful and emotional. Very touching and skillfully portrayed, newagegirl… Loved the childhood memories that the sniff of the aftershave of Tina’s dad unlocked. I think it’s a Proustian involuntary memory episode. This story is turning out to be a profound, lingering look on love, family, framily and the significance of memories, the remembrance of things past in rebuilding their loves and present lives. And if I haven’t told you lately, I simply love this story and the way you’re telling it, newagegirl! Thank you so much for attempting to shed light on Tina’s pre-Bette life. Thank you for trying to fill in the blanks, the gaping holes in the Tina narrative in TLW. I hope the next few chapters will give us more vivid images from Tina’s past because I’m really curious what she was like when she was growing up. Was she a tomboy or a cheerleader in high school? Has she always had a green thumb? How did she develop her nurturing side? You know, stuff like that. :> The William Parsons twist is interesting. Angie’s simply adorable and I LOL at the aftereffects of their all-night, ’til crack of dawn marathon on Bette. Will she be able to keep up with her younger fiancee or will she have to rely on James and bottomless coffee to save her work days? :> Can’t wait how Tina will recount the visit to Bette and the meet-the-parents lunch. Thak you, newagegirl, and PPS!!! :>