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    Round n Round We Go (Ch.14)

    The bank clerk No.137 asked if she needed assistance.

    “Yes, could you frost a card under my account?” She thought about reporting a loss, but what if it was Sam? That’d be charging him guilty of stealing. And she really wouldn’t dare to think of her father-in-law as a criminal. She gave the clerk the card serial.

    “The card is frozen. Can I do anything else for you, Ms. Porter?”

    “No, thank you. What’s your name?” The brunette asked. Tina insisted to learn people’s name, at the restaurant, in the hotels, the temporary cleaning lady in the gallery. It was said to be a desirable habit. So she thought she could also start learning the names of those provide her services.

    “Chloe, Chloe Henderson.”

    “Well then thank you Chloe. Have a nice day.” She said politely before hanging up, her mind in turbulence. But she dismissed the interruption, went back to her work, and felt more and more impatient at the new version of the gallery design plan. It was going to cause her money and she was still unsatisfied by the outcome.

     

    Tina walked back from faxing some documents downstairs and prepared to call it a day. She glanced to the brunette who seemed engrossed in her thought staring at the computer, and sighed silently. Bette had been tense at work. The stress and pressure had been adding on her. The brunette stopped taking breaks for coffee, or some painting, even some harmless flirting with her, not even mention fooling around in the office. The rare occasions that she flashed her charming smile were either taking her patrons touring around her Charles Prince collection, or lately talking to the artist Jodi Lerner. Tina understood it was all about business between the young attractive blonde artist and her wife. She just sometimes felt left out, just a bit jealous with the attention Bette was paying to Jodi. Society changed people. Despite Bette claimed not never want to become the person that speaks untruth, she had to, with the patrons, with the artists, with the press. But she knew the brunette was the same person waking up beside her every morning. It was enough for her.

    Bette looked up from her laptop for a second and saw her wife studying her. Her shoulders slumped slightly. Her head suddenly hurt.

    Comments

    1. Author:
      Right, it’s the fall-out! Drama and heartbreak!
      But I promise you to fix things up, maybe not right up, but slowly and gradually for the couple. I’m already working on it!
      I am about to try a new writing technique, and frankly, I don’t think I can write more confrontation after this… it’s just too difficult I didn’t even want to write it, so I will let this part of the story hang, and go on to the next part.
      I can’t ask you to enjoy this, can I? But I hope you understand, and wait patiently for the next chapter.
      Thank you for reading. I welcome your reviews.
      Peace

        • Well, actually I’ve decided to not let Tina get pregnant, not when things are chaotic like this. You’ll find out what I have stored for the plot. ;)

    2. RT,

      I have expected that this will happen but I still felt bad for B & T. Frankly, Tina should have told Bette about Sam after their wedding or after the credit card incident but Tina’s love to her father hindered her from telling the truth.

      Now I wonder how will this affect her relationship with her father.

      Btw, Was it grandma who heard the conversation?

      Thanks for the update :)

      Scribe

      • Well, you’ll find out how the relationships turn out.
        And no, it wasn’t grandma who heard the conversation. You see, grandma has blue eyes. The brown eyes indicated that it was Bette herself.
        Thank you for the comment :) Please continue to read and review.

      • Yeah, very sad indeed.
        Haha, Sam will be of use later in the story. Can’t cross him off now. He’s Tina’s father after all.
        I believe in people, actually, that they can change.
        Please continue to read. I appreciate your comment!

    3. Oh no no no this is what I been waiting for and you gonna stop right there, you are so evil its not even funny…lol ok maybe a little bit but please update soon im too suspense about this!!! Poor bette ahh this is good

      • Thank you very much!
        Haha it’s another cliff hanger. I know, I’m terrible.
        And this time it’s gonna hang for a lil bit longer. You’ll see how this all turn out.
        :)

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