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    An End Has a Start – Part 13

     

     

    “You might as well know. I’m not going to hide the truth anymore. I’m tired. I’m just so tired, Tina.” Bette took a deep breath. “I’m going to tell you exactly what happened that night.”

     

     

    “I thought you-you had told me already,” Tina whispered. “You said you had told it all. Back at the hotel, you said you’d told me everything. I asked you,” she said, louder now. “I asked you and you said there was nothing more to tell.”

     

     

    “There is,” Bette said simply.

     

     

    Tina felt sick, numb. How could Bette be so calm? She stood rooted to the spot, the reality of the moment sinking in like a dead weight. She could scarcely breathe. “What?” she whispered, so softly she doubted Bette heard.

     

     

    Bette sighed, looking away. “That night. I saw Jenny. Upstairs. I confronted her. She’d been talking to Kit, spreading her lies about me and Kelly. So I… I told her I wasn’t going to stand for her blackmail anymore. I told her to back off.” Bette’s stare met Tina’s and Tina felt the hairs on her arms standing up. Bette’s eyes were liquid darkness. “I told her that there wasn’t anything I wouldn’t do to protect my family. Don’t you understand? She was trying to ruin everything. Ruin what we had…”

     

     

    Tina didn’t realize she’d unconsciously begun to back away from Bette until the back of her thigh collided painfully with a table. Bette closed the gap between them as she spoke. Tina stood where she was, the ache she felt in her leg reminding her that this was really happening.

     

     

    “I wasn’t going to let her get away with destroying my family over something that wasn’t even true, Tina,” Bette continued. “Do you know how unfair, how unjust that is? If she was right, if I had cheated on you again, I would have felt too guilty to try to stop her. I would have confessed to you and accepted whatever happened afterwards as my due. But I would never cheat on you again, T. Never,” she said, looking Tina in the eyes. “Jenny knew that, she had to have known that. It’s like she just-just wanted to torment me. Make me suffer. I don’t even know why, or what I had done to make her hate me so much.” Bette’s voice cracked and her face crumpled up. The tears began to flow freely and she swiped at them angrily.

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    Comments

    1. Tina needs to comfort Bette. Even though she lashed out at Jenny, it was a normal reaction. Jenny made the decision to end her own life, not Bette. Tina needs to hold Bette before she has a breakdown. PPS

    2. It will take time to heal, but I don’t think Tina should take this against Bette. She has to put herself in her lover’s shoes. She didn’t kill Jenny. Sure, she feels guilty for psychologically pushing Jenny over the edge, but Jenny asked for it. Bette is as innocent as you and me, and we’re all guilty for wanting Jenny dead.

    3. If I were Tina my arms would wrap themselves around Bette’s body and hold her close, close enough to give her strength. There were many more people who disliked Jenny not just Bette.

    4. Sorry, but I don’t blame Bette one bit. Jenny was unstable and has been all along and didn’t need any encouragement from Bette to go of the deep end (no pun intended). Jenny tempted fate with all of her friends…friends who stood by her even in that awful S3, so whatever she did…accident or suicide was of her own volition. Tina…I will be more than disappointed if she even remotely takes Jenny’s side on this when Bette has been Jenny’s victim. Great job O’Malley…you have caused a lot of strong and varied emotions in all of us!

    5. I Knew wasn’t making a murder confession…but I suspect that she believes that she caused Jenny suicide..Although I don’t believe that it general…A person commits suicide did so on their own account…Life can deal you tough situations and most people just keep moving….sometimes people create their own problems…Bette can be responsible for Jenny actions…

    6. Tina should say Bette that there was a line or people who really wanted to kill Jenny. Jenny was sooooo “loved” that even Shane had a reason to end her pitiful life. Bette should be proud that she helped Jenny when it was so easy to let go.

    7. wow that was intense…I thought you were going to make Bette the Killer..PHEW !!! I juct could not take that…Tina she needs you comfort her…Excellent mystery and drama…..great writing

    8. Hmmm… this is bad. She’s leaving all that pressure to Tina. Bette is handing her to power to comfort or blame Bette. In a way, she sort of passed the torch/ guilt to her because now Tina has to figure out how to react. So very complicated and intense

    9. Freaked me out with the beginning, I was sure you were going to say B HAD killed Jenny and I was shocked. Tough situation for any couple to deal with.

    10. Wow, Tina needs to hold Bette and comfort her. She shouldn’t allow her to feel responsible for anything that Jenny did. She lashed out at Jenny in anger which is perfectly normal, she didn’t do anything wrong.

    11. The only thing Tina needs to do now is hold Bette as tightly as she can and for as long as it takes Bette to understand that she was not responsible for Jenny’s death. Jenny was the only one responsible and any little thing could have sent her over the edge. After all, Jenny stole the film and sent letters and all sorts of stuff to Aaron to make him think it was Tina. I don’t call that love and friendship at all. Bette always seem to make things her fault if something goes wrong and this clearly was not her fault. Jenny was sick and anything could have made her jump in the pool. We never did learn why Nicki was hiding in Bette and Tina’s garden that night. Did we? I thought if anyone killed Jenny it had to have been Nicki. Tina needs to hold Bette and tell her that the death was not her fault until she understands. What an update. Can hardly wait for the next one. Thanks for posting.

    12. Wow…this is the first time, I literally held my breath reading pages 1-3. You had my mind saying…No! No! Not Bette!” Now waiting to exhale with Tina’s response…PPS Omalley…you have me on edge.

    13. Amazing. I didn’t think Bette had the capacity to coldheartedly kill Jenny but rage can be complicit in having us commit acts of passion. Anyone of us, if pushed to a breaking point. Jenny was an unstable adult. Bette knew that and she pushed Jenny to her breaking point. With just the one furious comment, I don’t believe Bette can be blamed for Jenny’s demise. Bette, did after all, grab Jenny to save her. If Bette had continually made comments on many occasions then IMO Bette could be considered involved in Jenny’s death. Similar to that Mom that portrayed herself as a 17 year old boy that sent horrible comments on MySpace or FaceBook to a 16 year old girl who eventually committed suicide. That Mom was found guilty of negligent manslaughter (I don’t know the proper legal terms) b/c she knowingly and repeatedly made the remarks.

    14. Oh Tina just hold Bette and comfort her! She’s hurting so much! Great update and thank you so much. Can’t wait to read the next one! :)

    15. OMG..the internal torment that must have been tearing Bette to pieces? The guilt she must have felt at wanting to protect her family with words that cut through Jenny, like a knife, only to have Jenny complete that task, she was feeling in her mind. Will Tina have the strength to comfort and understand Bette’s torment? You had me on the edge, thinking Bette may have been involved in Jenny’s fall. You wrote this chappy with such pause. I’m breathless waiting to see if Tina pulls away. That would kill Bette. Please post soon and thank you for writing this storyline. It’s excellent. :p

    16. That was just so tense… and just sad, really. Guilt’s a horrible thing to live with. But if Jenny committed suicide, that’s not something you can push someone to, that’s a conscious choice, made by the person choosing to end their own life. And I’m sure Bette’s sorry she shook her, but losing her temper, and saying those things, just the once, didn’t cause Jenny’s death. I need more, and soon, please. Thanks for the post.

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