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    The Mist (Chapter Two)

    Bette had already forgotten childhood memories of being ignored and called hurtful names by her sister because she knew that in her way, Kit had been asking for help. The professor could no longer stand back and watch her sister in pain when she began college. She knew that Kit would disappear from time to time, so one day, Bette decided to follow her. It didn’t matter that her father had forbidden her to go, she did. A few days later, after asking many people of Kit’s whereabouts, Bette found her sister asleep on a dirty worn out mattress, half-naked in an abandoned house with a man crouching over her.

    Bette did not like to think about that certain memory. Her sister never knew what happened while she had been asleep, and Bette intended to keep it that way. Kit already blamed herself for many things, and Bette wasn’t about to give her another reason for drinking a bottle of alcohol or sniffing cocaine again.

    Now that they were in a different place with a new life, Bette wanted to create new and beautiful memories with her sister. After two years living in California, both sisters had dozens of pictures of themselves on the walls and over tables. Kit had some photos of her son, David, who was currently going to a reputable private school while living with their father, on the fridge where she could see him everyday. It was Kit’s wish to try spending some time with her son, but their father had yet to grant that request. There was still anger towards Kit about the way she abandoned David, but Kit continued to pray to see her son again. The last time she did, seven years ago, wasn’t too good, for Kit left her son waiting for her visit several hours before he gave up the chances of seeing his mother. Bette had been waiting with him.

    “So, how was class today?” Kit asked. “That blonde bimbo still giving you trouble? If you want me to beat her ass up, I will.”

    Bette laughed. “You just asked me to try to put you in a business course. What will I do if everyone remembers you being my sister as the woman who beat up one of my students?”

    Comments

    1. Amazing chapter, it is getting exciting. so what Bette will do with this piece of info dropped by Nadia about Tina? will she have the courage to approach Tina? is it true Tina is getting married? well I’m looking forward to ur next chapter;D

    2. I forgot to write this, Bette relation with her sister Kit is very wonderful, and I’m really worried about Bette hearing voices, is it something in her mind or she can hear people thoughts?

    3. Bette and Kit remind me of me and my sister a bit lol and I’m glad you used Nadia instead of Jodi, Candace, or Kelly actually, though i really don’t like Nadia in fanfics I actually liked her in the show because in a way she brought Bette out of that annoying depression thing she had going on in season 3

    4. Well well, getting more interesting with each chap! But wonder what’s up with the voices? Is T a vampire and Bette her soul mate, or Bette’s going insane, what? :)))PPS!

    5. Hmmm, Tina engaged, well we know whats going to happen with that, don’t we. As for Nadia, she is a good jealous character to have around. Tina will need her to realize her feelings for Bette.

    6. You have an ability to tell a story in an interesting, want to read kind of way. Your characters have depth and are intelligently written. It certainly stands out and is appreciated. I love how Bette oozes confidence even though she might be quaking inside.

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