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    Love Revisted – Coming Home Part 36

     

    When Bette finished she reached across the table with open hand in a request for Tina to take hold.  When Tina placed her hand in hers Bette said, Thank you. 

     

    Anytime, baby.

     

    And without her even realizing it Bette had given another one of her fears the freedom to fly away.

     

     


     

     

    Faye Buckley sat at her kitchen table with her attorney, Stanley Peakes, of the law firm of Peakes, Kaufman & OMalley.  They were the attorneys of record for the Coalition of Concerned Citizens.  Stanley had been given the nickname of the great Stan Musial – Stan the Man.  His record in defending radical right groups was very impressive.   If he really felt it was a case that should not go to trial, he had always been able to work out a plea bargain.

     

    As Stan sat talking with his client, he thought to himself that this is a case that definitely should not go to trial.  This woman lay in wait for another; from everything he had read so far and whatever he was able to get out of her, she was not provoked by the victim; she had not been threatened by the victim.  And though our system of justice states the defendant is under no obligation to take the stand, Stan had often put defendants on to testify and look the jury in the eye and tell their side of the story.  Many times their side raised enough reasonable doubt to win an acquittal.  Also, Stan knew the DA in this case, Nancy Richardson, as a formidable opponent and someone who did not enter a courtroom unprepared to win.  She was the kind of DA that kept a defense attorney on his or her toes.  You worked hard to try to win an acquittal with Nancy and at last count she had given no defense counsel a reason to celebrate.

    But in this case there was no way Faye Buckley would take the stand.  She would not make a sympathetic witness at all.  Nothing she could say would justify lying in wait for another human being and then attacking her with a knife; save the action of another pulling her off the victim and stopping the flow of blood, he would be defending Faye Buckley on a murder charge.  And Faye Buckley was not showing one bit of remorse or regret for her actions.  She wasnt acting crazy or psychotic.  She knew exactly what she did and wasnt one bit sorry about her actions.  

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    Comments

    1. see now why didn’t they do that on the show… it was priceless… and bette and the baby… loved every word… now take care of the bitch sisters… please continue

    2. That was a great chapter! (as usual) Woo! Melvin’s not so scarey after all…hmmm, I wonder why I can’t have such enlightening conversations with myself, lol! Do you think he ever gets in some heated debates with himself? J/K! I love that he is open to Bette’s relationship w/ Tina now and is looking forward to spending time with his lovely little granddaughter! Keep us posted, thanks!!!

    3. Bette is a woman not a child and more she is a mother now..i hope she dosent let Melvin treat her, Tina or Angie with disrespect..and Bette is sooo cute with the baby talk..lol.great chapter post soon

    4. Hmm.. I think Melvin has finally grown up. Maybe he can spend some quality time with his daughter and her family. This is a great story, Arce. It mimics life in more ways than one.

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