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Domino Effect, Chapter 1: Lies
She’d begun to come to terms with the crash and burn of her
marriage over the weeks since she’d seen Bette stroke Candace’s arm at
Provocations and immediately knew what it meant. She’d come to expect a lot of things from Bette: indifference, condescension, impatience that
sometimes bordered on abuse. The one
thing she had not expected was infidelity.
And her world – everything she knew, everything she believed in – had
imploded when it happened.
A slight breeze ran its warm fingers through her hair,
feathering it away from her face.
Something that felt like wind, but wasn’t wind at all flowed across her
skin and she rubbed her tingling arms.
For a long moment, she simply stood in the slipstream of something she
couldn’t name, mind empty, body still.
And then, as if a decision had been made for her, she came to an odd
realization. If her old world no longer
held a place for her, perhaps there were other worlds that would. So that is what she was doing here, looking
for a place to belong to again. Or so
she thought.
Tina moved down the dark stairwell. The soft scent of many
things wafted up to her; and she stopped at the smell that overpowered her for
just an instant. *****. No it was much more than that – sexual
power.
She stepped through the door. She was immediately struck by a sense of age. The building exterior was everything modern:
burnished steel, glass, and new dressed stone. But here, she seemed to have
stepped out of the world she knew and into one far older. Tina felt transported to a whole other place
in time, a time when life was simpler.
When people knew their place, and the place knew its people. A gathering of intimate friends.
Her eyes first darted to a bronze plaque on the near
wall: “Club architecture and interior
design by Doyle”. Then her eyes
swept across the entry; torches lined the walls, providing a fiery glow that
cast flickering shadows everywhereon the walls, the floors, the people. People.
Not many this time of day, and there were more in street clothes than
full-on leather.
Tina imagined a conversation. “Hi, honey, meet me for a lunchtime whipping?” Laughter bubbled up in her and died in her
throat as something else, some other feeling rippled beneath the surface,
tugged her, called to her.
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What the hell is wrong with tina !!!!!!! I like it I think don’t turn her into a weirdo like jenny!!!!!!!!! Dose this tie in with the other post!!!