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    The Chase – chapter 1

    James made the introduction. «Bette, this is Tina Kennard. Miss Kennard, I’d like you to meet Bette Porter»

    Tina extended her hand with a smile. «Nice to meet you Miss Porter. I’m really sorry I caught you at a bad time»

    Bette shook her head and the pounding came back in full force. «I’m the one who should be apologizing for my behaviour. Please come in and call me Bette». She waved Tina in and watched her from behind. She turned to James and gave him a wink. That was her secret code for letting him know she didn’t want to be disturbed while she had this beautiful woman in her office. Bette closed the door and invited Tina to take a seat.

    «Do you want something to drink ? Coffee ? Tea? Water?», Bette asked, pouring herself a cup of black coffee. Tina thanked her, but passed on the offer. She opened her briefcase and pulled out a tape recorder.

    «Do you mind if I record this?»

    «No, I don’t…». Bette put her cup on her desk and sat down across from Tina. «So, what do you want to know?», she asked Tina as she folded her arms.

    «Well, like my editor told you when he first spoke to you, we want to do a feature on you for the opening of your new gallery. You have made quite a name for yourself by bringing «Provocation» here at the CAC and people want to know who Bette Porter is», Tina explained, crossing her legs.

    Bette’s expert eyes watched with interest as Tina’s skirt road up her perfect thigh. Bette wondered what it would be like to softly brush her hand across her soft skin…

    «Bette? Is everything OK?». Tina was looking at her with concern.

    Bette felt herself blushed, like a silly kid who had just been caught doing a bad thing. «I’m fine… So shall we begin?», she offered to Tina.

    For two hours, Bette answered every question Tina threw at her. Bette spoke about her childhood, how her passion for art had begun, her beginnings at the CAC and the fight she had to put up to steal «Provocation» from a more prestigious centre in New York.

    «Why did you decide to leave the CAC to open your own gallery?», Tina asked.

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    Comments

    1. Milady you sure work fast to get started on another story, LOL. I like this already, it’s different and I like the name Patty but cause it’s mine,hahaha but not this Patty who was kinda crude with saying Dyke,,,,,anyway, loved it!

    2. Love it when Tina will say I’m straight. Yet she will call someone out on name calling. To me dyke is a dam, to hold water back not a name for a person.

    3. wow, back so soon? that’s great. I like this one. I thought Alice was going to be the reporter at first, but I was glad to see it was T. the title suggests that there will be chasing. since Tina is ‘straight’, I guess Bette will have to put in some work to get her. Good! pps

    4. This is a promising story; keep up the writing. Please note that I already have had a long story called “The Chase” on this site. It’s a little confusing to now see the same title being used again.

    5. hey mlady… were actually talking in den.. Nicky got me into this story and now im hooked… keep doing what your doing.. thank you for writing you rock!! yayayaya

    6. … speaking of “offensive words”, there’s one, in english, that I find very offensive to me, it’s “straight”, because it implies a “moral” judgement towards those that are NOT straight : to me, it’s as strong as if people were telling “I’m Normal” (implying “you are NOT”)…… well, english is not my first language so, happily, I don’t have to use it in life ;-)) Now on to your story : I liked it, and I don’t have to ask your for the next post… since it’s already there, so I’m just going to read it now…… ;-) Keep going :-)

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