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    The ‘B’ Identity

    Chapter 10

    A few weeks later….

    A small diner on a less frequent stretch of route 66 with the neon sign lit ‘open’ to welcomes all travelers on the road to its establishment.  It was a cozy, one woman run bed and breakfast that accommodates a few wanderers.  Maggie Brown, a medium built woman in her late forty with dark complexion, assumed ownership of the business over two and a half years ago.

    “Here ya go, eat ‘um up.” She placed a plate filled with a hearty morning breakfast on the table to the only patron visited her place in months.  The person nodded and didn’t even bother looking up.  On day like this, Maggie often thought of her family and what it would be like to celebrate the holiday with everyone around.  She also missed the liveliness of a life far detached from the one she now held.

    Maggie sat behind the counter and sighed while stirring absentmindedly her cup of coffee in reminisced of the past.  Her only customer was also minding her own business without making much of a slight move since her arrival last night.  They were immersing in their own thoughts not paying attention to the sound of an engine roaring from a distance.

    Maggie’s mind drifted off alongside the snowflakes outside her window.  The quietness always reminded her of a comforting childhood song.  She was humming its tunes and unbeknownst to either of them, the same tune was running deep in the patron’s recollection of the events that lead her track here.

    The white, undisturbed drifting of snowflakes outside her window stirred the woman’s memory.  Her eyes stared blankly at the freefalling flakes while letting the memory reel replayed a life altering encounter of a few weeks earlier.

    Elizabeth…

    Elizabeth…

    Elizabeth, yes she knew that name well but some how the name and its caller’s voice felt foreign. Drifting in and out of consciousness she could physically feel those soft touches caressing her pains and tendered her wounds.  She could make out and connected that soothing lullaby floating from her childhood dream.

    ‘While you’re on earth you should shine like a star
    Brighten up the corner wherever you are.
    Doing each day the best you can do.
    That way you’re sure they’ll never hand you –

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    Comments

    1. Oh man why why why you leave us like this, damn you such a tease my friend lol. This is so good, but Im little confuse, how is Bette getting here and Kit,Tina and Shane is here at Kits restaurant, whats going on. Anyway please post more, thanks!

    2. Oh wow, the story is just as good the second time as it was the first time. They are getting closer to a face to face reunion for Bette and Tina and their child.

    3. hhhhmmmmmmm… how, in hell, did you get to that situation : Kit, Tina, Shane, Bette and obviously Angie in this little diner in the country ?………… from the last post situation where, if I’m not mistaken, Bette was prisoner from Maxine (her mother ?)and had been beaten by Eric (and we all know that Erics, in this series, is always a jerk ;-) — I’m more than confused here… I’m LOST ;-)

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