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    A Chance Encounter – chapter 14

    «Well, I’m very honoured Phyllis that you’re considering me for the job, but I have to tell you that I’ve never taught before»

    Phyllis waved her hand. «I’m aware of that, but I still think you’d be great for the job. There’s just one thing though…»

    «What?»

    «When I called Franklin he strongly suggested to forget about going after you and then, he asked you to call me for an interview. Did something happened at the CAC for him to change his mind?»

    «No, it was more… on a personal level»

    «Oh… I know you’re a lesbian Bette, so I’m guessing there wasn’t any hanky panky between you and Franklin?», Phyllis said, smiling from ear to ear.

    «I would rather not discuss it, if you don’t mind», Bette replied curtly.

    «Come on Bette, tell me. I’d like to know the kind of people I hire»

    Bette felt uncomfortable. «His… his son’s fiancé left him for me», Bette finally told her.

    Phyllis kept a poker face so Bette couldn’t tell what she was thinking. «Franklin lost his future daughter-in-law to you?»

    «Her name’s Tina and yes, she’s now my partner»

    Phyllis let out a whistle. «No wonder he wants you out. To tell you the truth, I never liked the old coot and if his son’s anything like him, than good for Tina. Of course I don’t know you, but you seem like a nice person, Bette»

    Bette didn’t know what to make of Phyllis. The woman was either a nut case or just someone who spoke her mind. «Is there anything else you’d like to know about me, professionally speaking of course»

    «I’ve offended you, didn’t I ? I’m sorry Bette. I promised I won’t tell a soul about how you met Tina. Like I’ve said, I know pretty much about your work at the CAC, so if you want the job, it’s yours», Phyllis told Bette.

    «When would I start?»

    «In about a month. I guess that’ll give you enough time to wrap things up at the CAC and start planning your first classes. Listen, why don’t you think about it, talk to Tina and get back to me on that». Phyllis stood up, followed by Bette.

    «All right. I’ll call you in two days».

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    Comments

    1. Now is the time to come clean,tell Tina and call the police. enough is enough. Joe needs to be taugh a lesson. Like jail time. Bette Franklin will offer to pay for the damage to keep Joe out of jail. What happen to Tina and Bette would have happen if Joe and Tina where married. Better now than later. thanks

    2. Joe is a complete psycho, still no proof but Bette should make a report and tell the police the whole story starting with Tina. Bette should also tell Franklin that she thinks Joe is behind all her troubles. I think T will be upset but will understand why Bette wanted to keep her from knowing about Joe’s harassment. Great chapter pps.

    3. As I said last time: nothing more dangerous then a scorned ‘man’!!!!! They will stick around until they destroy your life, no matter what the cost even to their own children. Ask a divorced woman…..

    4. Great update, maybe now Bette will call the police and tell them everything as she should have done when he came to the house drunk and threatned her. Really like the story.

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