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    A Chance Encounter – chapter 15

    «I talked to him after Joe came by my office. He promised he would have a conversation with him. I also told the police, but they said they can’t do a damn thing because I have no proof. Again, I’m sorry Tina… God I should have listened to Alice…», Bette said, her voice trailing.

    Tina turned around quickly and stared at Bette who could see the pain and hurt in her beautiful hazel eyes. «You told Alice ? You didn’t tell me but you confided in Alice?», Tina said, her voice so low Bette almost didn’t hear her. Somehow, this was worst than the yelling.

    «When she came by yesterday, Joe had just called and I was upset, so I told her»

    «What’s Alice’s number?», Tina suddenly asked, reaching for the phone.

    «Why do you want to call her?». Bette didn’t want to drag Alice into this.

    «Just give me her number Bette», Tina requested rather coldly.

    Bette finally gave her Alice’s number. «Alice ? This is Tina… No, I’m not fine, I need you to come to Bette’s house right away…». Bette winced when she heard Tina referred to their home as «her house». «I’ll explain when you get here». Tina hung up and looked at Bette.

    «We’re not staying here tonight, it’s not safe. I’ll go to a hotel and you can crash at Alice’s. I… I need to think about all this», Tina said, her voice quivering. Bette grabbed her crutches and hobbled toward Tina. She put her hands on her shoulders. «Please baby, don’t do this… I need you, please»

    Tina moved away from Bette’s touch. «I’m not doing anything Bette, you did this all by yourself. Is this how you really want to start building a relationship ? By lying and deceiving me ? You wanted me to leave Joe so I could live my life freely and honestly. And the first chance you get, you don’t tell about something as important as this ? It hurts, Bette, this really hurts…», Tina said, tears coming down her cheeks.

    «I didn’t lie to you…»

    Tina rolled her eyes. «Don’t give me that shit ! You kept secrets from me, how do you call that ?»

    Bette was about to respond when there was a knock on the door. «Good evening ma’am, I’m officer Walker and this is Officer Benton», a policeman said when Tina opened the door. She waved them in and they looked around for signs of forced entry. The back door had been tempered with and the officers told Bette and Tina they would need a new lock. Tina led them to the bedroom, leaving a distraught Bette in the living room. They were gone for a long time and Bette could hear some of their conversation. When they came back, Tina avoided Bette’s eyes and she sat far away from her as she could.

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    Comments

    1. I hope it’s Tina trying to get in. I feel so bad for Bette. No more secrets….I think she learned her lesson. I love the way you write Bette….Bette crutched here, Bette crutched there…..so funny! PPS!!

    2. Hopefully that is Tina coming home and not knowing there is an alarm system in place. She should have at least called while she was gone, although I understand why she did not. Since this is a different start for them, hopefully they do get things all worked out and get over Tina’s sense of betrayal. I kind of agreed with Bettesince she could not gauge how Tina would react. Would she leave Bette and go back to Joe or what would she do? Bette did what she thought was right, even though you can not presume what someone would think. Great story and I hope the police arrest Joe and he gets to spend a few weeks in jail, maybe that will cure him of bothering them again. Tina is gone from now and he should just take it like a grownup and leave them alone. PPS

    3. God you are such a tease! Let’s all hope it’s Tina who just got the crap scared out of her when the alarm went off. Another post later tonight would be greatly appreciated.

    4. Bette needs a heater, a piece, a gat, a nine – in other words, she needs to get strapped quick, fast and in a hurry – like, reach under her bed and come out blastin’! …I do cherish the Zen Bette in other stories but this Bette needs a gun! Thanks!

    5. On the other hand, it could be a remorseful Tina coming back home and Bette having a gun could be messy. That could be a quick and tragic end to their romance, which began rather messy, didn’t it? We shall have to wait and see. Thanks.

    6. Hey Milady, Great dramatic turns in these latest two chapters. I can understand Tina’s disappointment at Bette trying to hide the truth about Joe and his threatening action. What Tina needs is some space and time to appreciate that Bette was trying to protect her and not control the situation with Joe. Bette is heart broken over this fiasco with Joe. Unwittingly she has carried out Joe’s wishes without him having to lift a hand. Bette needs to find Tina and fight for her; tell her how wrong she was; explain her reasoning and the error in her judgement. I do hope these gals sort things out soon. Many thanks from Your Loyal Fan.

    7. You are getting to be the cliff hanger queen! Great twist on the B/T meeting storyline. I look forward to your posts. Hope you are not going to make us wait too long for your next installment. Thanks for writing!

    8. Okay you come right back here Milady and post the next chapter this was not a nice thing to do to your fans :-)Please let it be Tina trying to get into the house…. PPS

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