The Bridge - Chapter Twenty-Two - Becky the Biker
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Chapter 22 - Becky the Biker
When we left Becky Gaffney behind at Bridge House, she seemed to be in much better spirits. Nevertheless, she was a bit off kilter. A few cards short of a full deck. I wanted to get home to the babies, so I was impatient. So, to keep my mind busy, I called Gloria, knowing she'd be in a tizzy because she hadn't heard from the piece of shit we just chased out of Reading. But I'm going to be a good friend and check up on her. "Call Gloria Tuttlehill."
"Hellooo."
"Glorious."
"Hannah. How is my Hannah?"
"Well, and you?"
"Getting close. You know."
"You bet I do."
"How's work?"
"Oh, you know, the usual mundane stuff, just more of it. Fortunately, I have people to make the little decisions for me and I only have to make the big ones. The unfortunate part is that I have to make the big ones."
"Oh, Problems?"
"Nah, just growing pains. We're really doing great, and all three launches went on without a hitch and we're almost making money already."
"Good thing you've got deep pockets, Han."
"I also have rich friends I can go begging to."
"Never beg, Hannah. Ask and you shall receive."
"I love you Glorious."
"Love you too."
"So, tell me, is he kicking up a storm?"
"He's a real Wildman. He wants out."
"Well good. The more they kick and make themselves a pain in the ass, the healthier they are. Just think of what it might be like having two babies in there doing what that one little man is doing."
"Lord have mercy."
"Oh yeah. To me, every day is liberation day. And when Doc Rubin tied my tubes, it marked the end of my enslavement to reproduction."
"Come on, Han. You could have had another five."
"Mercy. Five. Already got five. That's more than enough, thank you."
"Still getting tired, Han?"
"Every day. But I'm exercising and trying to fight it. While you're pregnant give in to it. For your own sake and that of the baby. Focus on having the most relaxing days you can. I know that sounds stupid as you walk around carrying an undelivered human, but it gets worse till it gets better. Mother of two, you should know that."
"This one's different, Han."
"Oh. Cause of the father?"
"I think more because of the size. Thank God I'm sectioning. This baby would take out my vagina forever. So, see ya at the section."
"Well, I'll certainly see you before then."
"I hope so."
"Glor, let me go. We're almost home and I've got to get right to the twins."
"Go. Full report tomorrow. Check in?"
"Who knows? Maybe a visit. Is tomorrow a swim day?"
"I think it is. It always is for Harry."
"Alright, we'll play it out."
When we got home, the kids were out watching the construction of the addition. Mac was out there explaining some things and Celeste had her own set of the plans for 'her' addition. The addition that we all hope will take her to the Olympics. She had them out and as Mac was explaining, Celeste was pointing things out on the plans. Instead of going right into the house, we walked over to where the kids were, and I noticed something. Mac's truck was parked in Bertha's driveway as usual, but there was something different about it. Instead of saying Carpentry by Mac, it says 'MacGregor & Daughter.' I was pleased. Very pleased. Lizzie would absolutely love it.
When we got home, the kids were just getting in from school. So, before I even went up to see the twins, I got them snacked up and into their reading time. Then I wanted to go up and see my little ones. Becca had Dina sucking down a bottle that was thickened with cereal. Aggie was just getting Little Duane ready to feed, and when she saw me, she heaved a sigh of relief. "Oh, Hannah, I'm so glad to see you. Can you get that boy ready for the bottle?"
"No. No, Aggie, I'm done. I'm putting my foot down and if he has to scream all day, he better take that fuckin' bottle. My tits are done. God, I think he broke them. Ladies, I'm home the next couple of days and we are going to get this child unbreasted. Am I understood?"
"Yes, ma'am," they said in unison.
I took the screaming Duane from Aggie and grabbed the bottle and sat down on the lounge chair. I stuck that bottle between those tiny little lips of his and said in the sweetest voice I could muster, "Little man. My sweet little man. Take your bottle for me like a man. Be your mommy's best little boy and take your bottle. No more tits, my darling Little Duane. And he did it. He sucked that bottle down like a champ. And when it was finished, he went back to crying. "Aggie. Can you warm me another bottle?"
"Got one ready, Miss Hannah. When I saw the way he was suckin', I just knew one wouldn't be enough."
"Excellent. You're learning a lot about motherhood around here. You do a great job with the kids and they love you. The skills you have learned from Bertha and the rest of the staff around here. I can't imagine how much you've learned from Becca here."
"Becca's amazing. When I ask her a question, she knows every answer. She knows so much about babies and kids, and did you ever see the way she treats our kids? It's a wonderful thing. Just wonderful."
"Thanks, Aggie. It's you who have been wonderful to me."
"It's my total joy,"
"Good. The most important thing in my home is that the people in it are happy. All the people."
Then my supercell buzzed in. I walked toward the office and answered.
"Hannah Todd."
"Hannah, Rhee."
"What's up Rhee?"