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Out of Closet (TiBette time-travel romance), Ch. 68, Finale part 4D: Last curtain – Epilogue
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Alice stopped reading and dropped the paper on the table. She looked at her friends with wide eyes, “Wow, what a drama. I mean, I know we didn’t care for them but to die in a bar brawl? I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.” She watched them for a minute and asked, “You look pretty happy. What did I miss?”
Bette smile was bright, “The FBI just left. The investigation is closed. No witnesses, no case. We are free.”
“Oh my God, you guys. Best news ever. It calls for a group hug,” Alice exclaimed as they moved into each other arms in a celebratory embrace.
“Are we still on for today celebration?”
Bette and Tina looked at each other and smiled, “Yes, birthday dinner at the Porter Mansion and a week of celebration and nothing but happiness. We are heading there now.”
Alice nodded, “Great. The whole gang will be coming over later…to the place where it all started.”
The Porter Mansion
Later that day
“Let’s go for a walk to the town cemetery,” Bette suggested after they arrived and stowed their baggage in the bedroom they usually shared while staying there. Elizabeth Porter bedroom.
The slowly strode through the grove towards the cemetery, holding hands and enjoying the solitude of the place. The walked amongst the Porter and Kennard family’s graves, reading the epitaphs and pointing at the dates. Since all the time travels and changes that occurred, they have noticed the difference in the dates.
Maxine died in 1905, a devoted grandmother and the most beloved member of the community. Since Katie miraculous survival of a difficult child birth in 1886 she lived to be 78 years old and was buried next to her beloved husband David. According to Alice research, they didn’t have other kids but their son had four children of his own, making plenty of the branches growing on the Porter ancestral tree.
Further down they found Christina and Daniel Kennard resting place. After the birth of their first child, Daniel Jr, Christina had three more children. She continued to teach art and later became a school principal. She lived a long and fulfilled life and died in 1945.
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I’m very glad that you were be able to finish this amazing story, so thank you!
And yeah, i was right, it was Helena. So, i think they both deserved what they have.
And once again – Happy Birthday!
And maybe on the next Birthday you’ll start the new story, why not? :)
Thank you…it was a good birthday and i’m glad i was able to finish the story…i’ll see about the next one, i have some ideas ;)
Very nice story…. Going back to the 20th century would not be pleasant for anyone, even with someone with money like Helena Peabody. I cannot imagine that Candace and Helena got along all that well. Too bad about the bar brawl.
Glad to see a happily ever after for Bette and Tina. Love your Alice… Plan C finally worked evidently…
Thank you for the story….
Thank you for the Epilogue and, more importantly, for finishing this brilliant Story. I have read it more than once over the years and can see myself doing it again.
SG
Thank you, i’m glad i was able to finish. It was a struggle the last couple of years with everything going on. I hope you enjoyed it!
Well it was a long ride with lots of twists and turns, but well worth the read. Loved every minute.
Thank you. I love every minute writing it and what a ride it was :)
Thank you for the update and finale! :) such an interesting story with a twist here and there!
Whoever re-read the 1st chapter will know how to appreciate your story better.
Hint: gonna re-read! Hahah..
Thanks again for your dedication and sharing the story with us here! Really appreciate that :)