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    The Most Distance Course

    But Tina doesn’t seem to be surprised, she doesn’t even arch her eyebrows.

    “You really think we can be like old ways, huh?” She touches on lightly.

    “No…I…”

    Tina tilts her head to another side, closely studies her.

    “Since you’re in my place, you are going to play my rules. I ask, you answer. One wrong answer I will throw you to others, I believe they are really curious about you. Is it clear?”

    “I…”

    “Wrong answer.” Tina turn on her phone, her sight never moves off Bette.

    “No! No! I mean Yes!” Bette’s hands are shaking so hard. What happened to the sweet Tina?

    “Are you a cop?”

    “Well…”

    “A simple yes or no will be fine, don’t lie to me, trust me, I will know.”

    “No, not really.”

    Bette waits for a minute for Tina to interrupt her, but she doesn’t, so she decides to keep going, her mind quickly calls out the scenario Aaron and she made up, which she has practiced hundreds of times in the FBI.

    “I am a journalist, you know my father, Melvin Porter, who is a lawyer. Since I can speak Mandarin, he introduced me to the police authorities he knew and I made an agreement with them.”

    “You help them drag out the organization and they give you the permission to provide exclusive news.”

    Bette nods, shocking about Tina’s intelligence.

    “Yes.” She says with a sigh relieve.

    But Tina doesn’t nod.

    “What News company do you work at?”

    “CSN, war correspondent department.”

    “How long have you been working in this place?”

    “About two years, I was an intern when I was studying in college, I joined them directly after I graduated.”

    “Phil Anderson, do you know him?”

    Bette is astonishing. How the hell does Tina know these?

    “Of course, he’s the head of the department.” Bette read out the draft she’s memorized in her mind.

    “Worked with him?”

    “I did, for six months.”

    “How’s he doing after the promotion to the Chief Editor?”

    “He’s doing pretty well.” Bette says in the most sincerely way she could.

    “Are you two close?” Tina tilting her head, observing Bette’s expression.

    Shit. Bette is freaking out, she didn’t know how Tina got that information. Phil Anderson is just a diversion for her undercover identity, Bette only met him once, he’s a nice man.

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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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