Out of Closet (B&T time-travel romance), Ch. 47

Chapter 47: Latest incredible adventure of two girls in love (Bette and Tina embark on a scavenger hunt while Alice is planning an intervention)

(Previously) After the aftershocks of their orgasms subdued and their breaths calmed down, Tina slowly turned back to face Bette, “Baby, it was amazing…you continue to amaze me, do you know that?”

“Happy Valentine’s, Tee…I love you,” Bette smiled, pulling Tina close to her body and enjoying the feel of her wet but warm skin.

“I love you too, babe and I believe I owe you one exciting celebration,” Tina whispered, stroking Bette’s back and kissing her on her lips. “Follow me.”

They walked into their bedroom, holding hands and sharing kisses along the way. “Let’s see if I can make you happier than you made me,” Tina said pushing Bette on their bed and quickly removing her bikini bottom.

“You already did, baby…you already did,” Bette laughed throatily and closed her eyes in anticipation of another amazing session of love.

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Place: Los Angeles, CA – B&T house

Year: End of February, 2006

Tina hung up the phone and walked back into the bedroom. Bette was lying on the bed in her white pajama bottoms and tank top, reading an art magazine. Tina slid under the covers and snuggled closer to her girlfriend.

Bette put the magazine on the night stand and asked cautiously, “What did Julie have to say? Is she still having problems accepting you…accepting us?”

“You know, incredible thing had happened,” Tina chuckled. “Today Julie was visiting grandma as usual. She stayed with her for an hour, telling her about Steven and the boys. Grandma was just lying on her bed, motionless and unresponsive. Julie mentioned my name and suddenly grandma sprung to life and looked at Julie with her piercing blue eyes, as Julie described it. After staring at her for a minute she said, “Give Elizabeth a chance, they destined for each other…you can’t fight against destiny, Julie, dear…give them a chance.” And just like that she was gone back into her own world.”

“I have a feeling that your grandma just chooses when to emerge out of that dark world of hers and it has nothing to do with Alzheimer’s disease,” Bette smiled.