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    Love Soul Heaven Hell – Chapter II

    Story written on November 25, 2013 by skydancer.
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    Entertaining at home and getting ready for the long-delayed honeymoon. Is Bette in danger?

    Bette and Tina looked at each other, and looked back at the brothers.  While Brom could have done much, much better in communicating with them before, as the events that fateful summer unfolded, they also realized the bind he was in.  As he’d explained, Brom had been the only one who “kind of pieced together” Bette’s involvement with the investigation, and had not shared his analysis with the museums that had hired his firm, nor with the various teams he’d deployed to find out whether the paintings the museums had acquired through the years were drawn by the unscrupulous dealers they’d dealt with from the horde of art Bette had stumbled into.  Brom didn’t know the extent of Bette’s involvement, but deduced that she could be in trouble if the unscrupulous dealers ever found out who she was, or where she was.  He’d felt instinctively that she’d done this not out of an intent to get rich out of it, but out of some altruistic reason.

    So, while the unscrupulous dealers remained at large, he’d sent a small team to find her, hesitating to contact her directly, in case his overall analysis was wrong.  The team had been the closest one deployed near where Brom had guessed where she’d be, and he’d misjudged the impact their methods would have on Tina, who was the one left behind in the hotel suite Bette and Tina were staying in.

    As time passed, and the dealers were arrested, he’d lost contact with the case.  The museums who’d asked him to take on the job had decided to dial down their interest in the case, and instead wait and see what the government would do with regard to restoring the art to rightful owners.

    His interest in it was piqued again when he’d met Bette and Tina during the memorable Valentine’s Day party at their place, and when he’d heard Tina’s voice.  Gradually, he began to fit the pieces together, and at the wedding, had concluded Bette and Tina were likely the ones involved in that long-ago case.  He decided to talk to the women about it only after their honeymoon.  But as that was delayed, he looked for a next opportunity to do so.  When Luke told him he was dropping by to see Bette and Tina, he thought this was it.  The time had come, and here was the opportunity.

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    1. Hi! Always interesting – where is Angelica during time when Bette and Tina always bussy with their guests? She’s not crying, she didn’t not feeding, changed diapers and etc.?
      For me seems that Bette and Tina neglecting their daughter because they to busy play in “aristocrats”

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