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Hunt for a hidden history

“What do you mean?”
“Not a conversation I wanna risk on the phone. Where are you?” Then Shane smacked herself on the back of her head, “of course you’re at Mrs Mendez’s. I’ll tell you how to get here.”
And half an hour later, Tina found herself alone in the poorest, nastiest and most likely dangerous neighborhood of the city, tattooed bald bikers spatting on the street where hookers stood, children ringing a broken bell on a bicycle selling low-quality condoms, and elders snapping close their blinds with suspicion upon seeing a strange vehicle. She stepped into a small salon, Wax, and searched for the small raven haired woman on the fake passport record.
When the two women sat relaxed in their respective chairs swirled around to face her, she let out a quivering sigh that she had been holding from the moment she stepped out of her car. They looked not at all intimidating, both svelte and calm, and gave her a rather neutral once-over.
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It wasn’t too difficult waking up, not when her entire body screamed in distress. Her shoulder throbbed and cracked with every rise and fall of her chest, her side hurt like someone had dug a chisel in between the ribs, her ears ringing, her nose sore and sensitive. Bette gasped out when she shot open her eyes to a brightly lit room.
The nurse’s station, she recognized the interior design.
“Ugh, fuck.” Cursing, when the cracked bones and broken tendons shifted with her move, the brunette gripped at the clean bed sheet to stop a weakened whimper. She sat up, wincing at the pressure it brought to her bruised flesh and open wounds, and she breathed out a chuckle through grinding teeth.
Helena had sticked to the plan, by convincing the nurse to give her the lowest dosage of painkiller so she could gain her consciousness and become highly alerted relatively soon. It was not without a price though.
She had misjudged the consequences of her plan. Now they were all deeply imprinted in her limbs and torso. But she had to carry on.
Just like the two of them predicted, a flash of pale blonde hair appeared in the hallway where no one, at this time in the night, was allowed wandering in.
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Author:
Alright, folks, it’s been a hell of a ride filled with my craziness, as you can see that the story is drawing to an end.
I promised you a good ending, so I’m working on the last few chapters and I feel a bit elated not to have to write about more blood and gun and fight.
Thanks for tolerating and reading! Comments are welcome as usual! Or just tell me random stuff, what’s on your mind.
Love and Peace
Robyn
oh and dunn, bibi, lip, guys come on, I love HELENA! She’s so darn cute, especially from season 3 and on. To me she’s pretty harmless. I don’t get why so many people depict her as a evil bitch. She’s such a cinnamon bun, doesn’t deserve any of the shit people been throwing her way LOL
Don’t have the time to read now but I agree a little bit about your praise of Helena. But she will never my favourite woman.
Till later. ..
hello finished reading all your stories and I enjoyed them, you’re a genius to literature! I would like this novel has one or several sequels with many chapters, and yes going to write another novel I’d like to be a romantic comedy! Thank you for your novel.
OK i concede maybe HELENA is a good guy after all, she did sound the alarm. Now that TINA has made contact w the girls and knows some of what happen to BETTE lets go to chi-town and get her back.pps this is getting good
Here i am again and wow, what Bette is willing to endure, phew. Have a lot of respect for her and for you to be able to write it.
I am glad that Tina found Sarah Schuster and some how i knew that her real name was Jenny! That nutcase. I hate her more than Helena and you do a good job to make me like her :-).
But i am ready for the good stuff in this story, so bring it asap.
Thanks for the update!
Loving this twist. Bette certainly took a beating. I’m glad Helena had her back. Thanks
Hi there, silent reader here. Just wanted to say I love your tibette stories. Keep writing them so that I can keep enjoying them thanks! :)
I really I liked this chapter. and I’m looking forward to how you are shaping this story on.
Poor Bette lived through the agony anguish (I know how painful a broken rib :-D)
I’m glad that Tina is aware of what happened.
I’m looking forward to the next chapter
Our how I suffered with almost deadly attack
Dawn made in Bette, I hope this pain soon pass.
And Tina begins to unravel the truth behind Bette’s life.
The complete constellation.