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    Consequences

    Tina groaned aloud. She had just stepped into a warm shower and begun washing her hair when the phone rang in the bedroom. Normally, she would have let it ring and continue on with her shower unbothered, but today she was expecting an important call from Dr. Wilson, and they had played phone tag all day yesterday. Tina fumbled with the tap and groped for a towel to wipe away the suds that were dripping down her face and into her eyes. She nearly slipped getting out of the tub and then proceeded to trip in her mad dash for the phone extension on her bedroom nightstand table.

    “Hello?” she said breathlessly. “Dr. Wilson?”

    There was nothing but silence on the other end of the phone. “Hello? I’m sorry, who is this? I can’t hear you.”

    Tina waited a second longer through the silence. “Hello?”

    She slammed the phone down, feeling a mixture of foreboding and annoyance. It must have been a wrong number, she reasoned to herself. There was no reason to feel creeped out, but for some reason, she did. Tucking her towel closer around her frame, she shivered a little and ducked back into the warm cocoon of her bathroom. She paused, and then locked the bathroom door. She was alone in the house, after all. Then she laughed at herself and her paranoia. Apparently she’d seen – or produced – one too many horror movies.

    She climbed back into the shower and finished washing her hair and body, and let her mind wander away from the minor fright of the phone call. She had more important things to worry about… like getting the confirmation from Dr. Wilson she had been waiting for. The thought alone put a smile on Tina’s face.

    When she finished her shower, Tina dried off and put on a robe, then began to blow her hair dry. She heard something and quickly shut off her hair dryer. Was that a thump she’d heard in the bedroom?

    “Bette?” she called out, waiting. There was no answer, only silence on the other side of the door. That couldn’t have been Bette, it was far too early. And Bette would have answered her. She wanted to dismiss it as her mind playing tricks on her, but somehow she couldn’t. She was safe in here if she didn’t open the door, which was still locked. But common sense prodded her to open the door and satisfy her curiosity, then get on with blowing her hair dry. She stood there agonizing for a moment, unsure of what to do.

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    Comments

    1. That was very well done, and I hope it is truly NOT the end. More please. I hated that episode in their lives and the cowardly way Bette handled it. Thanks for sharing.

    2. Thank you for another very well written story. Reading Tina’s experience was very suspenseful and you really captured me as an audience. In both your stories I have been disappointed in the Bette character because I hope she would not be so cold and heartless to the people she loves most in her life. She made mistakes but I don’t think she was ever that calculating in purposely hurting anyone. I’d rather that Tina found out the way she did at Provocations than to think Bette would send Candace to her house, give her the alarm code and purposely scare her pregnant wife half to death with a home invasion just to cover the affair. That was so cruel, and it also gives more importance to Bette’s affair than just sex with Candace. Spending time and taking pictures meant they had a relationship, and it also showed Bette’s callous disregard for Tina so in that case I agree with the way you ended it. Tina should leave her, never tell her about the baby and go on with her life.

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