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    Healing a sequel to The Plot

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    Helena feels a shiver run down her back.  She had just walked out of the bar and into the vibrant LA sunshine.  It must have been colder in that bar then she thought. 

    Having successfully managed Barrington’s apprehensions Helena was ready to get the next phase of her plan moving.  Pulling out her phone she dials up her assistant. 

    “I’m done with the tedious negotiations.  They went as expected so we now can accelerate our plan on the primary goal.”

    “What I don’t understand, didn’t we pay the dealer?”

    “So why hasn’t she circum to the persuasions of his product yet?”

    “I don’t care what he has to do.  Make her a better offer on the more addicting product.  Get her hooked on something she can’t live without.  Have him make a house call for all I care.  We are making this worth his while I expect her beyond control soon.  Very soon.”

     

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    Candace didn’t waste any time dallying.  She walked with a purpose along the shoreline until she was almost in front of Helena’s house.  From the ocean it was beautiful, modern in design with plenty of floor to ceiling windows and doors that open on the ocean side. 

    Alice was struggling to keep up with Candace in her heeled sandals.  Under her breath she was muttering one line after another.  With the stiff breeze coming off the ocean she would have had to shout to get Candace’s attention.  But it wouldn’t have mattered much either way, Candace was on a mission and she was already walking well ahead of Alice.   When Alice got to what she guessed was the property line of Helena’s estate, she paused to admire the beauty of the structure.  Taken right out of Architectural Digest, this was a one of the exclusive beachfront properties around.  It had an expansive beach area more than 200 yards from the house.  The house was a streamline modernist design of angles that included a staircase that swooped up from the beach.  The staircase curves softening the hard edges of the house and adding a unique identifiable style. 

    It was to this staircase that Candace was heading.  Alice could see that was how she intended on entering the house. 

    “She must know something about this place.” Alice said but no one could hear as it was swept up in the wind.

     

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    Comments

    1. This story is such a tangled web. I remember when you first talking to me about it–how your mid thinks my friend! Keep it going, Helena has a lot coming to her!

    2. Please keep the dealer away from Bette. She does not need anybody to mess with her at this point. Tina is there and they need time to regain their ability to love again.

    3. Wow, imagine what Helena could accomplish if she would put her efforts into doing something worthwhile. When she’s scheming against someone she leaves no stone unturned. Her mind is pure evil.

    4. As always I look forward to reading your stories and you always deliver stories with intrigue and romance all in one keep up the great writing and I am looking forward to the mext chapter.

    5. Always great to see your name pop up as a treat to start the day – you are not disappointing! The plot thickens… my heart goes out to Bette thinking this is all going to crumble away in a couple of hours and that the heartbreak will return. Hope Tina doesn’t leave her. PPS!

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