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    The L Wing – chapter 231

     

    She picks up her book “We can talk about it another time – I want to get back to my book “

     

     

    “Are you comfortable ? “

     

    “Fine – ankle is throbbing a bit but the tablets are working – its not half as bad as it was. What time are you going to check on Ella ?”

     

     

    I look at my watch “I’ll go up in ten minutes – see how she is – can I get you anything?”

     

    “No – you’ve given have more than given me everything “

     

     

    I sip my brandy and go back to the computer. I look again at the picture and I start wavering – am I just seeing something that I want to see ? Am I just seeing this woman as Bette’s mom because its

    becoming my obsession like it is with Bette ?

     

     

    And this is the one time when I cannot just put the computer on Bette’s knees and get her thoughts. I could send this picture to Melvin but that’s just as unfair a way for him to find out that his wife was still alive all along.

     

     

    I read the article several times and keep looking at the picture. I have been looking at it so long when I look up Bette is watching me

     

     

    “What are you doing ?”

     

     

    “Just reading a few articles about the death of Martin Luther King – get some back ground before I start interviewing Melvin “

     

    “You are still doing the book ?”

     

    “Shouldn’t I ?” I reply

     

    “I would think he might be getting second thoughts “

     

    “He isn’t – would you rather I stopped ?”

     

    “If I asked you to would you ?”

     

    I look at my watch – I need to go and check on Ella

     

    “Melvin doesn’t want to stop doing it and if anyone should be doing this book it should be his daughter in law . You would rather some reptile did this ?”

     

    Bette sighs “ I don’t know – its causing a lot of trouble “

     

    “You are shooting the messenger ?” I ask as I hide the page I have been looking at and getting up to see how our daughter is

    Comments

    1. AllyE, you said there would be a bit of drama, and boy did you deliver. I don’t understand Shane and the problems she is creating. Can hardly wait to see what happens next.

    2. Bette should stay in Virginia and have the group transported to her asap minus Shane. They can talk quietly without the stress of the Whitehouse. She will then need to stand Shane down for 3 months or so, get Carmen on board to insist that Shane has psychiatry or no return to work; convince her that there’s no shame in it. Tina can get Helena’s gf onto investigating Bette’s mom. Best she doesn’t talk to anyone else but a trained spie. Lets hope its not Bette’s mom but her sister and the lead goes to Bette’s mom who is alive living quietly in Oregon, or Canada or some nice place. That’s my opinion for what its worth.

    3. Ally although its chapter 231….I still love this story and am looking for it everytime I log on to the site!! I’ve read about your thoughts, but will keep on hoping you’ll keep writing for the site. You’d absoluty be missed!!

    4. Amazing like always :D I hope they give a chance to Shane and send her to have a treatment. The president should pay more attention on what is happening with her people..she is kinda lost right now. Can’t wait to read more. Thanks!!

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