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    15 Years Later

    A month later:

    Tasha:

    "God Jamie! You can’t keep doing things like that!" I cried putting my hands on my knees and inhaling.

    "What chasing after a guy with a gun? I got him didn’t I?" Jamie smiled proudly over the guy who was handcuffed on the floor.

    "He could have killed you!" I cried.

    "Then that would have given you the go to fire your weapon," Jamie said, "and I know you never miss."

    "Jamie, you can’t keep risking your life so carelessly," I said.

    "I’m a hands on kind of girl," Jamie said picking up the perp and dragging him to our car.

    "Fuck Jamie," I said, "at that pace you’re gonna get yourself killed."

    "Hey I’m a good partner," Jamie said, "I’m a crazy risk taker but I protect you."

    "I don’t need protecting, I’m very careful," I said crossing my arms over my chest.

    She approached me after locking the perp in the car and grabbed my elbows, "just relax Tasha, I can take care of myself."

    "I don’t want you to get hurt," I said softly, "in the military I always protected my platoon, and here I always protect my partner."

    Jamie smiled at me in appreciation, and I smiled back hoping she got my point. Without warning she leaned forward and kissed me right on the lips.

    "Whoa!" I said grabbing her arms and pushing her away, "Jamie, what are you doing?"

    "I’m sorry, you looked like you wanted to," Jamie said.

    "Looked like I wanted to? What the fuck? No! Jamie, I’m happily married to Alice!

    Remember Alice?" I said in frustration, "don’t do that again."

    "Sorry," Jamie said.

    I sighed in frustration and pushed past her towards the car. I turned around to look back at Jamie when I saw a guy behind her with a gun in his hands aiming directly at Jamie’s head.

    I pulled out my gun rapidly and yelled, "Jamie duck!"

    Jamie instantly moved just as the bullet whooshed past her head. I fired my gun, and true to my impeccable aim, the man fell.

    "Whoa!" Jamie said rubbing her temple where she felt the bullet pass her head.

    "You alright?" I said running to the gunman who I confirmed was dead.

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    Comments

    1. Bette still seems insensitive to the subject matter but hey maybe she’s a different kind. This isn’t my favorite Bette, that’s for sure. She approached that whole thing all wrong, you can’t compare life tragedies because they’re unique to each individual. One persons pain is neither equal, lesser or greater than someone else’s. Thanks for the awesome post. You know how to get my blood boiling. I’m going to take my heart pills now 

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