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    The Loudest Whisper

    The Loudest Whisper

     

    PART FOUR:

     

     

    The girls sat on their beds gossiping about what they had heard earlier.

    “Tell me more…why does Miss Kennard want to get rid of Ms. Teresa?” Ellen asked anxiously.

    “They were talking about how Miss Porter and your cousin Christopher are going to get married and—“

    “Everybody knows that stupid!” Ellen cut her friend off.

    “But everybody DOENT know that Miss Kennard doesn’t want Miss Porter to get married…and Miss Teresa said that Miss Kennard was jealous…and that she was always like that about her friends ever since she was little…and that it was un-natural for her to feel that way…not wanting anyone to like Miss Porter.”

    “Un-natural? What did she mean?” Ellen asked.

    “I don’t know, it’s just un-natural—not natural, not right. Then they heard us when Jen dropped her books.”

    Ellen sat there and pondered for a moment, trying to make sense of the whole thing. The more she thought about it, more idea’s and scheming came into her little head.

    She finally knew how to get out of the Porter-Kennard Academy for good.

     

     

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    Ellen had a small amount of money tucked away in her jewelry box. It was just enough to take a cab ride to go visit her grandmother; who had been her guardian since she was very young.

    When her grandmother saw Ellen at her doorstep she was furious and called for her driver to take her back to the school immediately.

    They both sat in the car quietly until Ellen spoke.

    “Grandma…I’m really sorry…I didn’t mean to make you angry.” She said sadly.

    “I don’t understand why you’re acting like this…why would you run away?”

    “I told you, I’m scared of them.”

    “That’s nonsense.”

    “They don’t like me there…they’re always being mean to me and punishing me…for no reason.” Ellen said defensively.

    “I don’t believe that’s true.”

    “But it is Grandma, they have something against me…and I think I know why.”

    “Oh really? Why then?”

    “It’s because we know things, the girls and I…we hear things, that’s why they’re making us move our rooms. They have secrets they don’t want us to know.”

    “Ellen there’s nothing wrong with people having secrets it’s perfectly normal.”

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    Comments

    1. Oh o! a school led by two lesbians is a very tricky story line to have. Tina hasnt even acknowledged yet that she likes Bette. Bette IS ENGAGED! Ellen has to be gay herself to see that! Child-gaydar, what an interesting concept! anyway, cant wait for more..

    2. Well well Coffee, good stuff, I still want to see the movie but am waiting. I think Ellen could be doing Tina a favor, maybe this is spill the beans time. Thank you, Md

    3. Oh here comes the twist, I really don’t like this girl, she is a lot of trouble, and it’s good that she is getting out of the school, but I am afraid that this will hurt their business. Can’t wait to hear what will happen next. Thanks C, you are great and always keep us excited about this story and the up coming events. Love

    4. You truly make a great work with this story, I mean it. Oh, god, even if I knew it will come, this awful Ellen makes me feel pretty hateful !! Lies can be so powerful, breaking everything around… The stone is trown in the water and circles will widen, more and more… The seed of doubt is planted – this terribly almighty thing called rumour… (“La rumeur”, the French title for this classic movie, by the way) Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us ! I love it – a lot. Warmest regards – A.

    5. Hello CS, Good to hear you and little kitty are on the mend plus a family visit. Now onto this important chapter. What a twisted, little monster Ellen is. I don’t think she really appreciates the damage that these accusations will do at this time. The fifties were not the most liberal of decades. In fact, any suggestion of impropriety was harshly dealt with. Often, misdiagnosed as mental illness, this led to shock therapy and institutionalisation. Now I am on the edge of my seat to find out what the upcoming chapter might bring. Just have a nagging feeling that it won’t be good in the short term for Bette or Tina. Please continue soon. Many, many thanks from Your Loyal Fan.

    6. ok my laptop went wacky while I was attempting to comment. As i was saying…such a conniving little bitch.. Hey Coffie are you writing this exactly per the film including the film ending….??

    7. Sometimes I think I would’ve had a good time in the 50s especially since I’m such a music junkie. Then I read something like this and think, “Damn I really don’t have it so rough after all.”

    8. Good ridance Ellen, although I don’t think it’s gonna be that easy! Have a feeling she’s gonna tear the school apart first:) Poor Tina and when are they both gonna wake up and realize their true feelings for one another. Aghh so many questions, please don’t leave us hangin’ too long:)

    9. It’s happening, just exactly as we feared. Ellen is just so vengefull. Jeezz! So young and with so much hatre in her soul! We do not foresee a nice outcome of this gossip. No wonder they say that the tongue can be more destructive than the tought. Hmmm You are doing a great job, Coffee. Please keep this going. We are completely in awe on the way you are unfolding the story. PPS Hugs and kisses on both your cheeks. Lucero & Marsha (JC’s Salsa Aunties)

    10. Have you noticed that I am always last or almost last. Maybe one day I will be in the middle but at least I am reading. Ellen is an evil child. Even though she has half of the Kennard-Porter thing right (Tina’s feelings for Bette) she seems to have added to the story.

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