Christina Victoria Gilmore -
Is Rory Gilmores youngest twin sister by 8 minutes
Known as, Tori... Her life is all about the Lorlelei Gilmores and never about Tori Gilmore... But that's all about to change when Rory gets accepted Chilton.
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AS TORI WATCHED HER SISTER, RORY AND THEIR MOTHER.. At the diner, a sense of unease washed over her. From afar, she had witnessed an awkward encounter between Rory and a new boy, but had decided to stay out of it. Now, seeing the tension between her she felt compelled to intervene. Tori's voice cut through the silence. "Okay, what's up?" But her question went unanswered as Lorelai and Rory continued to pick at their food..
"So, you were late getting home tonight," Lorelai said, her voice strained.
"Yeah, I went to the library," Rory replied, her eyes downcast.
Lorelai's tone softened. "Oh. Oh, I forgot to tell you, we're having dinner with your grandparents tomorrow night."
"We are?" Rory asked, surprise evident in her voice.
Tori couldn't help but interject. "Wait, tomorrow is Friday?" No, why? Why Friday that was her nights with her grandparents.. Just her!
Lorelai nodded. "Mmhmm." Tori took a bug chuck of lettuce in her mouth annoyed at what she heard.
"But it's September," Tori said. "What holiday's in September?" Rory looked at her mother and nodded with agreement to her sisters question.
Lorelai sighed. "Look, it's not a holiday thing. It's just dinner, okay?"
Tori voice grew defiant. "Fine, sorry."
Tori watched as the Luke brought their main courses to the table. "Red meat can kill you," He muttered before leaving.
Lorelai turned to Rory. "So, Rory, I finished hemming your skirt today."
Tori noticed Rory's lack of response.
"A grunt of acknowledgment might be nice," Lorelai said, her voice laced with sarcasm. Tori couldn't take it anymore. She stood up and walked over to the counter, where Luke poured her a cup of coffee. As she sat down, she observed there interactions with a heavy heart...
Rory's voice rose again. "I don't understand why we're going to dinner tomorrow night. I mean, what if I had plans? You didn't even ask me."
Lorelai's voice grew sharp. "Well, if you had plans, I would have known."
"How?" Rory challenged.
"Well, you would have told me," Lorelai replied.
"I don't tell you everything," Rory said, her voice trembling. "I have my own things."
Lorelai's voice hardened. "Fine, you have things."
"That's right," Rory said, her voice defiant. "I have things."
"Hey, I had dibs on being the bitch tonight," Lorelai said, her voice dripping with sarcasm.
"Just tonight?" Rory asked, her voice laced with anger.
