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    Collision Course 4.27

    Story written on November 17, 2006 by Janet Marie.
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    Bette says goodbye to Jo, and gets some advice – Sam goes off to work, but not before finding out what Shane did – Alice spends time with Jayden – Shane gets turned down… by Brian? – Tina is worried – Julie gets her woman – Rosita and Carmen argue

     

                “To bad I can’t go with you,” said Bette, following her into the bedroom, watching as she threw clothes into a duffle bag, not bothering to fold anything.  Bette grimaced, grabbing the bag and methodically began folding the shirts.  “We did make a great team last time.”

     

                Jo snorted, grabbing the bag back and messing up the clothes, “Organization is bad for packing,” said Jo with another snort.  “And I doubt you’d like this sort of assignment, PI Bette Porter.  Is Bette short for Elizabeth?”  Asked Jo suddenly, she knew, of course, but changing the subject was a good thing at the moment.

     

                “Yes, it is actually.  But as a child I never went by Elizabeth, always Bette, my father, Melvin liked it,” said Bette, itching to fix the clothes in the bag.  Jo saw her looking, and pulled the bag away from her with a chuckle.  “Jo isn’t short for anything, Josephine?  Joanne?”

     

                “God, no, my parents thought Jo was torture enough,” laughed Jo.  Sitting down on the small bed, Bette edging next to her, shoulder to shoulder and Jo continued.  “I had a twin brother, his name was Chris, wasn’t Christopher either, simply Chris.”

     

                “You said had?”

     

                “Hmmm, yeah.  You ever heard of the Apocalypse homicides?” asked Jo softly, her voice filled with memory.  A sour subject, a painful one, something that Jo’d never really gotten over.

     

                “A few years ago, around the country, left cryptic messages about the coming of the four horsemen and their leader?  I remember when that happened, was he a victim?” asked Bette.

     

                Jo stood, shaking her head, “It was mine and Emma’s first case….”

     

                Bette wondered what it had to do with her brother, but saw the look on Jo’s face and stayed silent.  Jo’s life was more complicated than anything Bette had ever seen before.  She vowed to herself silently to go back and find everything Jo’d written, obviously, the woman had based her fiction on her real life.

     

                “We cracked it, Chris was the killer…”

     

                “Oh my god,” said Bette, putting a hand to her mouth.  “He… the Kindred again?”

     

                “We think so, we being my friends and I.  Killed my father to see his son as a killer, my step mom, Kate, said he never really recovered from the shock.”

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    1. Very happy that your computer was resuscitated :-p Glad Brian gave Shane that swift kick in the ass, reminding her that she can’t just quit on a whim (Hello Shane! Breach of contract, Duh!)Uh Oh! Looks like Jayden & Julie are slowly switching teams. Great update.

    2. What is Tina thinking! Not calling Bette…like Bette wouldn’t care about her child cause she has other things on her mind…Tina just frustrates the hell out of me! Keep posting.

    4. Ok been reading more than 10 chapter and WOW. Lot’s of unexpected and expected thing. And I’m loving it all. Even more now that Shane is not with Carmen for good. I’va always loved Shane and Sam together since “the Gathering” but I’m sure it’s not gonna be an easy one if it’s your plan to have them as a couple. I’m waiting for the next fix ;-)

    5. Yes! Drama! More! Sam and Shane? I saw that coming. What will Carmen do, I wonder. Bette and Jo are so sugary, but in a good way. Ro and Alice are cute and Tine is forcing herself to eat a shit sandwich, I mean, why leave Bette out of Angie’s life. Well, I guess we’ll see ’cause you’ll show. You will show right? lol

    8. Have a lot to say but I’m a little tired. Love this story and all the other. I had read The Girls Next Door before. But need to read some thing good and that is as good as it gets. Sam is in love with Shane, Bette is in love or getting close to it with Jo. Let Angie be okay, Transplants are some time hard to keep well. Anything can set the off. Thanks so much for posting BVH

    9. thank god for your multiple lesbian drama story lines. Real life was getting a bit boring…BUT I’m going to echo bettyvhall’s “let Angie be okay” unless you’re going to make Sam *successfully* operate on her…I forget if she’s a surgeon *blush*

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