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    Consequences

    “I can’t believe it.” Tina dropped her hand away from Bette and stepped away when Bette tried to take her hand again. “Don’t touch me!” Tina was yelling now, but she didn’t care.

    “Tina, please let me explain.”

    “Explain? What is there to explain? Is anything that I’ve said untrue?”

    “No…” Bette looked away again. “But it’s not like you’re making it sound. I didn’t want you to find out, T. I was only thinking about you. And Candace… well I called her and told her once I remembered what was on the camera, and she said she would take care of it.”

    Tina shook her head in disgust. “This is unbelievable.”

    “Listen, Tina, it didn’t mean anything. There was so much distance between us after the miscarriage, I…”

    “Stop it. I don’t want to hear any bullshit cliches just now, alright? Do you understand? I don’t want to hear it.”

    “I’m so sorry,” Bette said, with fresh tears coursing down her cheeks. “I really am sorry, Tina.”

    “How long?”

    “How…”

    “How long, how long has this been going on, Bette? Tell the truth, if you can.”

    “I don’t know. A couple of weeks.”

    “Right.” Tina marched out of the living room and into the bedroom closet, pushing hangers aside so that she could reach to the back where her suitcase was. She opened it with trembling fingers and began to throw clothes haphazardly into it, hurling hangers across the room in a fury, slamming in and out of drawers. She grabbed her handbag and quickly dumped a few things from the dresser into it and pulled it over her shoulder. She picked up her phone and yanked the handle of her suitcase and pun around towards the door where Bette was standing.

    “Tina, you can’t leave like this. We… we need to talk.”

    “Get out of my way, Bette.”

    “But we…”

    “There’s nothing to say.” When Bette didn’t move, Tina brushed past her and ran towards the front door, snatching her keys on the table as she went out. She opened her car door and threw her things inside, and was driving down the street before she knew it, no destination in mind. Where was she going? She pulled over into a convenience store parking lot and parked. In the silence of the car, she realized she had been crying the whole time. She wiped the wetness on her face resentfully. She wasn’t going to cry, she resolved. She took deep breaths and tried to settle down.

    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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