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    The Most Distance Course

    “Anything I can help?”

    “Yes, actually…I, um…” Bette says. “How should I call you?”

    “Call me Sam will be fine, Ms. Priston.”

    Sam has a long dark hair, with a mature but cute face. She’s wearing a maid’s white uniform, but unlike other female servants, she wears pants. Bette can feel that under that uniform she has trained a lot, with the shape of the garment, there must have guns hidden underneath, her clothes are a bit tight by her muscles, either she likes to work out or she is working as a servant also a bodyguard.

    This girl looks so familiar, Bette is wondering where she saw this girl before.

    “Call me Bev.” Bette offers Sam her hand, but the servant only stares at it, doesn’t take it.

    “No offense, but I’m not supposed to shake hands with you.”

    “Oh, no, no, I understand…”

    Bette feels embarrassed for a moment, she thought that she could at least make a friend with this girl, maybe getting some information from her, but looks like the rules in this house is really strict.

    Sam nods. “Anything I can help?”

    “Right, right…” Bette quickly composes herself.

    “Ms. Cooper, she’s Sebastian Cooper’s daughter, right?”

    “That’s correct.”

    “What about Jodie Lerner? I thought she also called Mr. Cooper father?”

    Bette sees Sam’s eyes flash through the anger emotion while she mentioned Jodie Lerner.

    “Yes, Ms. Lerner is also Mr. Cooper’s daughter.”

    “Then why do you call her Ms. Lerner, not Ms. Cooper?”

    “Ms. Lerner is his stepdaughter.” Sam says coldly.

    “But they are both in charge?”

    “You can say that, yes.”

    Bette looks at Sam, she finds that this lady servant shows contempt when she says Jodie’s name. She wants to ask further but she doesn’t want to make a bad impression, so she decides to drop it then come back.

    “Well…you mentioned about the other accountants, what happened to them?”

    “They retire of course.” Sam says matter-of-factly.

    “How could they retire? It’s a great offer…I mean, look at this place.” Bette points at the 60 inches television.

    “It’s just the decoration,” Sam says with a complicated appearance, she looks outside the French Windows and whispers. “You have no idea how horrible this place is.”

    Bette hears it, she frowns promptly. “What do you mean? What happened to them?”

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    1. Author

      Guys, chill, there’s more to them than meets the eyes. Sometimes, people don’t have a choice to do what they don’t like.

      As for the losing five years, I will reveal in the chapter…later on. XDD Please! Be patient about it, I’m already working on it and I guarantee you that I will make a proper explanation about the missing five years.

      Wow, never thought I would write this long this time, maybe I was also excited about Tibette’s meeting. XDD

      Thank you for all your comments, sometimes read others reply was more interesting than writing…anyways, hope you guys can keep supporting this story. If you like it please press the score button and comment it. Love you all.

      -CJ-

    2. Hi CJ:

      That was very intense, very strong; it was hard for both of them realizing that after five years each of them is ending on the other side, indeed on the opposite side of the other.

      Tina probably had to do what she did, as you said, to survive, and Bette may feel remorse for what she did to her, and perhaps some of her actions five years ago contributed to lead Tina to become in Justine Cooper.

      But both are still young, and I think, there are hopes for Tina to change her life and destiny and for Bette to make up for her past bad deeds to Tina.

      Great story CJ, eagerly waiting the next chapter.

      P

    3. I am really enjoying this. There is much intrigue and Bette does not know what fate will be delivered to her by Tina. Tina is hardened and bitter by her past but will Bette get through to her. I have my suspicions about Sam but that will come out too. I think that you are doing a great job in weaving this story and. am sure Bette and Tina are in for a wild ride. Thanks so much for this wonderful story????????????

    4. Thanks for the great chapter!

      I really don’t understand why Bette stopped to hold on to her first story about accountist and made up about journalism. Tina seems so cold, but under the mask there is something left from school girl, and i like she want to protect Bette. But what the game she want to start? I guess we might find it in the future.

      Waiting for the next update!

    5. Wow, Ok quite a story.
      I await your next post and will try to be patient for the continuing drama to be revealed.
      Please bring back the lovely Tina and have Bette with her.
      Thanks for the post
      SG

    6. y on earth would Bette think that Tina would be “glad” to see her? Even for a second??? I, I, I pretty much is the first out of her mouth!! Bette still believes every moment is about Bette! Surely I’m missing the point right?????

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