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    Nothing Really Compares – Chapter Three

    "So, anyone found anything?" Bette asked when everyone had arrived at the Planet. They all seemed very worried and it wouldn’t surprise Bette if none of them would have slept that night, like she hadn’t.
    "I think… maybe," Jenny hesitated. All the others looked at her with big eyes, full of expectation.
    "Well… I’m not sure. But I went to Grayson Avenue, to one of the adresses Max gave us. I asked for Nadia Brooklyn, and this very huge woman appeared. She was not very nice, seemed to want me out of there as soon as possible. She got very nervous when I asked her for Tina Kennard."
    It was silent for a second. Than Bette stood up and said: "We have to go there. I wouldn’t forgive myself if Tee was there and I hadn’t gone to get her."
    "We can only try," Alice agreed. "It looks very much like Tina’s there, and if she is not, well, up to the next."
    "But they aren’t gonna let us in now," Helena said. "I mean, have you seen the time? It’s 9 o’clock PM."
    "My god, Helena! Who cares what time it is? We have to find Tina," Bette snapped angrily.
    "Sorry," Helena said shyly. "I didn’t… I didn’t mean it like that."
    "It’s alright," Kit came in between. "It’s not the time to argue now. Grayson Avenue you said, Jenny?"
    Jenny nodded. Everyone packed their bags and left to go and get Tina.

    It was Shane who rang the doorbell. They heard heavy footsteps and not much later, a woman huger than Shane had ever seen opened the door.
    "It’s 9.15 PM, for god’s sake! What you want?"
    "Are you Nadia Brooklyn?"
    "Yes, so what? You are the second complete stranger asking me that today. What you want?" the woman asked again.
    "Tina Kennard," Shane said simply. Nadia Brooklyn hadn’t seen the others until now. She seemed to recognise Jenny.
    "You there, you in it again? What’s wrong with you people? I never heard of Tina Kennard, let alone know where the woman, or girl, or whatever, is!" Nadia sounded nervous and mad.
    "How do you know we are looking for her? How do you know that we think that you know where she is?" Bette said, coming closer.
    "Just a guess. Now leave me alone, my favourite show is on tv and I already missed a part because of you."
    "Tell us where Tina is, and you can watch your show as much as you want."
    "I told you, I don’t know!"
    Now Alice came to the door. She smiled friendly at the woman and asked her, with a very sweet voice: "I’m sorry, ma’am. My friends are a bit unkind. But have you seen this woman anywhere?"
    Alice showed a picture of Tina. The woman looked at it and hesitated a bit.
    "I don’t know… I don’t think so, no." Alice thanked her and turned around, telling the others with her eyes to do the same.
    Bette tried to get in the house, forgetting all good manners she had, but Nadia was blocking the entrance.
    "Fuck off! Let me through!" Bette yelled. "Give me my Tina back!"
    "Honey, she isn’t here," Alice said. "As this lady so kindly told us."
    Bette didn’t understand anything of Alices actions, but she followed her. She trusted her.

    Back in the Planet, Bette was furious.
    "It’s so clear she is there! She fits the description! Why did you just go, Alice?" she said agitated and angry.
    "Did it look like we would’ve been able to get in?" Alice replied. "Of course this woman has something to do with it, that’s clear! But we have to do this differently. I suggest we follow her. We just make a scheme, and we keep an eye on her all day. It’s our only chance."
    Jenny took out a pen and paper, Alice started to make a scheme.

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