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    Domino Effect, Chapter 1: Lies

    “I think you’re making a mistake.” Oscar said, towering over her, but this wasn’t the waspy Tina any
    more. She met his gaze and held it
    until he looked away.

    “Wouldn’t be the first time!” Her voice softened.
    “Oscar, I’m no good here any more.
    I don’t have what it takes.”

    “Of course you do.
    You’re one of the most loving, caring women I know.”

    “That was then. This
    is now. Let me go, Oscar. Please.”
    Tina asked, but was ready to order him if she had to, but he released
    her.

    His shoulders slumped, head dropped to his chest. “All right, Tina. If that’s what you want.”

    “It is.” A long silence hung between them. “Goodbye, Oscar.” She turned on her heel and walked out into sunlight that lacked
    any kind of warmth. She slipped a pair
    of dark glasses over her eyes. One foot
    in front of the other, she began to walk, heels clocking on the sidewalk. She had no particular place to go. She walked for the sake of walking because
    if she didn’t keep moving.

    *~*~*~*~*

    Candace watched Tina leave, flattening herself against the
    wall in the hallway leading to Oscar’s area to avoid being seen. She lowered her head, fought the hot tears
    springing to her eyes. Perhaps it was
    for the best. She and her crew were
    going to be here for awhile. It had
    been more than awkward, every time she passed Tina in the hall or had to work
    in her area. She reached into her
    pocket for her cell, then decided against it.
    Telling Bette could wait until she got home. Once again, they’d be sharing their evening with the ghost of
    Tina Kennard; most likely, for some time to come. She sighed, turned around, went back to work. The nails getting the brunt of her pain, the
    wood yielding to her not out of will but out of might.

    *~*~*~*~*

    Tina Finds Herself

    Susan saw her walk in, dark hazel eyes searching,
    seeking. Seeking for answers outside of
    herself; not realizing that the answers were inside her all of this time,
    untouched, and silent.

    Like many that found their way to the dungeon like
    club. Where the lost came to find
    themselves, and those who’d been found came to lose themselves.

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