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    Hell and Bliss (or The WeHo Tango)

    Bette couldn’t remember how many times Shane had shown up at their
    front door over the years with a lost and cold look in her eyes. Bette
    would simply let Shane in without a word and go get Tina. At that point
    Bette would make herself scarce until she heard the door closed as a
    sign of Shane’s departure.

    A few times over the years Bette had caught a glimpse of Tina and Shane
    during one of their talks. During those times Bette saw another side of
    Shane. Shane would be completely curled up in Tina’s embrace sobbing as
    Tina soothed her as only a mother could. No one in their small family
    knew of the friendship between Shane and Tina. Bette was sure Alice
    would have some witty comment about ***** friendships, but the
    relationship had always secretly made Bette happy. She knew how much
    Shane loved Tina and she also knew Shane was fiercely protective over
    her family. It had always made Bette happy to know she could be there
    herself take care of her T, Shane wouldn’t let anything happen to her.

     Shane’s harsh whisper snapped Bette out of her wandering thoughts
    immediately, “How?” she asked. “How could you do this to her?”
    As Bette looked in to Shane’s eyes she immediately felt waves of pain
    engulf her again. Bette knew she had hurt Tina, but she had yet to feel
    the full ramifications of her actions. Deep in her gut Bette knew she
    was about to encounter that pain head on.

    “Shane I” Bette attempted to collect her thoughts and say something.

    “Don’t. Don’t even ***** try to say it. I thought you loved her. I
    thought you would always protect her!” Shane began to shout.

    “I do love her! She’s my wife! How could you even think I don’t love
    her?” Bette jumped up and challenged Shane, “I hurt her. I know that. I
    can’t even begin to explain how sorry I am for that. What I did” Bette
    began to cry. “What I did is unforgivableworse than that even. I hate
    myself for it every minute of every day, but don’t ever think that I
    don’t love my wife. She’s everything to me.”

    “Really Bette? Everything? Do you know where I was last night? Sitting
    at Alice’s listening to Tina cry herself to sleepAGAIN. You think you
    hurt her? You ***** DESTROYED her. Do you have any idea what it’s
    like? We can’t get her to eat. We can’t get her to drink. We can’t even
    convince her to get out of bed! You love her? You killed her. You took
    everything she loved, everything she cherished and you killed it. You
    ***** killed it.” Shane finished with a whisper. When Shane finished
    she felt a second of satisfaction before the regret instantly creeped
    into her mind as she looked at Bette.

    Comments

    1. Violents isn’t my cup of tea. but I do believe that Tina did the right thing. So did Shane, Boy oh boy,did Bette lose her cool.Seen Bette angry before,so it wasn’t pretty thanks so much.

    2. WoW..now that was some drama..whew loved it. I don’t recommend violence but when it comes to affairs of the heart a person cannot be held responsible for their actions.

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