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    Healing a sequel to The Plot

    Chapter One

     

    Tina bolts the minute she’s through the front door, throwing her things aside and makes a beeline to the bathroom.  The urge to pee seems to always be with her these days and true to form the need overwhelms her from the moment the front door opened.   Tina could only focus at the business at hand and leaves Bette in her dust on the porch.  In her haste to reach the toilet she didn’t have much of an opportunity to look around. If she had she would have understood the icy shiver that started at the base of her neck and rattled all the way down her back.  

     

    It really wasn’t so much what she saw but more what she felt on her journey to the bathroom that left her cold.  With her urgent matter being relieved Tina sat on the toilet and looked around the bathroom.  She didn’t have to look too hard to find a source for the chill crawling down her spine.  If the state of the bathroom was any gauge then the chills emanated from the house itself.  Tina couldn’t believe what she was looking at, the untidiness of the room.  This was not the way the Bette Porter she lived with all those years would leave the bathroom.  The place felt gritty.  Looking closely she saw the dried water droplets dotting the glass shower door.  Towels, which normally hung neatly on their rack, were instead tossed in the corner and from the looks of them they’ve been there awhile.  The sink is speckled with debris from past tooth brushings, loose hairs that could only be Bette’s and something else that Tina couldn’t quite identify.  This is not the immaculate bathroom that she remembered or the behavior that was typically Bette Porter.

     

    Kit had mentioned how Bette was not the same and if by looking around the bathroom was any indication, Bette’s change is pretty dramatic.  The same sinking feeling that struck when she first saw Bette talking to Kit’s friend came over her again.  Bette really has sunk pretty low.  The idea that what she sees all around her is all the result of a sadistic plan by a self-indulging, manipulative bitch ignites a small flame in the pit of her stomach.  Tina feels the anger burning deep within begin to boil, bubbling up her gut to her mouth, leaving a bitter acid taste that leaves her smacking her lips.  She is angry and this anger doesn’t end at Helena’s door.  

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    Comments

    1. Yes! Jwet is back! I feel for Bette and for Tina. And Tina’s going to need to grovel for quite some time to make it up to Bette. Yes, Bette cheated, but the vindictiveness of Tina’s revenge was just too much. Looking forward to the next! Thanks, Jwet!

    2. I just hate Helena in this story. Please Tina don’t let her by herself please save her Bette needs you big time.What is happening to Beete. Tina will make all better and Helena will start going down hell, please make sure of that Jwet. PPVS

    3. Glad to have two of the best authors of all time back working on Lin’s great story.Helena needs to get her ass kicked back to NYC post haste. I hope Tina can get through to Bette so they can move on together.PPS.

    4. I remember this story. I hope that Tina can get Bette back into Tibette reality. Good thing Alice knows what is happening because it is going to take a number of people to sink Helena’s boat.

    5. Ta da!!! You and Seahurst are back…wonderful! I loved Lin’s original story and I’m glad that you are both doing a sequel. Waiting for Chapter 2!

    6. Good to have you back. i was beginning to think you had deserted us, but you wouldn’t do that would you! Keep the Tibette stories going cos i will always be there to read them. Talking of which, now to read this one……

    7. Hey J you and Lin are giving me WAY too much credit! When I read Lin’s story I was totally and completely pissed off and wanted Helena to get what’s coming to her! Now, thanks to the immense talent of my friend JWET I get to talk about this story over and over again (which if you know me, you will know that I love these conversations about story lines and plot twists), AND I get to read a fabulous story from JWET. And, believe me…this is ALL JWET! I just talk to her while I am driving to work (yes, I have both hands on the wheel) and she does all the work. It is an honor to see something that we talked about flourish into so much more when she puts it to page. JWET is a rock star with the talent of a published author, and I can’t wait for the rest of this story!!! Thank for all the time you spend sharing ideas with me…and thanks for being the one to write it!!

    8. Woohoo! When it rains, it pours!! Thank you thank you for this, and welcome back. Is Seahurst next? Tiffy started the ball rolling, then Lin, you, hopefully Seahurst..and someone please drag Skipton back!

    9. I hate seeing Bette is such a bad state. It’s gonna take Tina, Kit and all of Bette’s friends to get her back….fighting Helena’s influence all the way. Can’t wait to see what’s in store.

    10. Welcome back…this is great. I always thought we missed out on the true effect Tina’s leaving would have on Bette. This is exactly the way I would have expected Bette to react. PPS.

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