Previously…

She entered the building and went quickly inside the elevator when she saw that the door was about to close. She pressed her floor number then groaned “Uuggh! I’m not gonna drink those beers anymore!”

“Rough night?” Tina’s heart beat accelerated when she heard the voice that came from the woman that completely captured her soul. She turned to her and smiled

“Hello Ms. Porter!”

Chapter 7

Bette’s POV

Today is my third day at my new job and it’s been crazy so far. There are a lot of work to do I don’t even know where to start but since I love challenges I know that given with the right amount of time and with the help of my colleagues I’m confident that Foldings & Sherman Law Firm will once again reach the top of the ladder.

I came in a little early than the usual schedule so I decided to go to the park across the street. I sat on the empty bench and looked on the people that were peacefully walking, jogging and talking.  I can’t help but smile when I saw a mother and a child giggling while strolling. The mother whispered something to the child’s ear that made the little girl burst with laughter. I felt a small pinch on my heart, had our son survived a horrible incident he would have been the same age with the little girl. On the far side I saw a couple sitting on the grass both reading a book. Then I thought about Ed and wondered will we ever go back to the way we were?

I looked at my watched and decided to head back to the office. I went inside the building then made my way to the elevator. I waited for a few minutes for the door to open before I finally got inside, I pressed floor number 16 then I leaned against the sidewall. The door was about to close when someone familiar quickly went inside.

Once again the woman that piqued my curiosity was standing inches away from me. I looked at her and realized how truly captivating her beauty was. She was wearing a red shirt that made her creamy white skin standout, black tight trousers that proudly showed off her womanly curves and killer hills. I’ve seen plenty of beautiful and stunning women in my lifetime but Tina Kennard belonged to a different league. Her eyes were covered with dark sunglasses and she seemed to be in deep thought.