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Easier to Hate: Part 5
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“Thank you.” She muttered as James seemingly tiptoed out of her office.
James liked Bette. Sure, she was tough, brutal, and had a mouth like a dirty sailor, but she was never mean to him. She treated him with respect and kindness, shared jokes with him, invited him to parties at her home, and even let him leave early a few times so he could be with his girlfriend. Because of that, James worked extra hard to keep her happy. When she was stressed, however, James always felt the need to tread lightly. The last thing he wanted was for her to snap because of something he said or did. This morning was no exception, although James felt that no matter how lightly he walked, Bette was going to snap anyway. Rather than cross the assistant-boss relationship line and ask Bette what was troubling her so early in the morning, James left it alone.
Before James could fully close the door, Bette called out to him. “James?”
“Yes?”
“What kind of roses do you think say, ‘I’m sorry’ the most?”
James nodded. ‘Ah, that’s it. She must be fighting with Tina.‘ He thought with a slight grimace. “Well, when I wanted to apologize to my girlfriend, I sent her a dozen white roses.”
Bette looked up at him through her glasses. “White roses?”
James nodded again. “Yeah.”
“Okay. Thank you.”
James nodded curtly before closing the door and going back to his desk.
It had been silent for twenty minutes before Bette called James from her room. He shuffled over quickly, opening the door.
“Um, yes?”
“Do you know if Candace is still here?”
James looked up, searching his head. “UhCandace I think isn’t going to be in until the afternoonshe’s down at the Headquarters for Social Justice.”
“What!”
“Yeah, she’s fixing up the place, remember? Tina hired her–”
“Oh shit.”
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Tina sighed as she got out of her car, closed the door and looked up at the Headquarters for Social Justice. Alice had argued that it had been too soon to go back to work, but Tina wouldn’t have it. Break-up or no break-up, her volunteer work was too important to be put on hold. Besides, maybe doing some good would help take her mind off of Bette for more than thirty seconds out of the day.
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Great again! Oh yeah and please not the strip club. She may attack the Bette looking girl ~LOL~!
She won’t pick up the phone doesn’t mean you don’t need to call. Bette’s a coward. She’s afraid of rejection and defeat. But she fvcking deserves it. She made a mistake, a huge one. She need to, should, must find a way to make up, instead of sitting in the office worrying or sending flowers. It’s pretty dumb to me.
This is sad and poor Tina. Let see what’s next, thanks!
Oh my. All that rage isn’t good for the little being inside of Tina. I hope whatever Shane has planned gets Tina to calm the fuck down before she risks hurting the baby. And, what are Bette’s tears for? Are they because she’s afraid Candyass beat the shit out of Tina, or because she’s glad Candyass is okay? It sounds like the latter, and I don’t like the sound of that.
damnit all to hell!! jesus M that shit was intense!! dude i think t does need to vent i mean she is pretty passive she should of told the bitch off!! it would of been righteous…neways im curious to c what her shane n al r gonna do!!
OK Tina get it all out girl….get it all out…that was a great chapter i could actually feel Tinas anger….So keep the drama coming…
so sad…poor tina, poor bette…make it 2 days between s1 and s2, it’s too hard
(crying)…..