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    The Most Distant Course

    Tasha hangs up her phone,

    “Ma’am. Henry just entered the meeting room, they are all waiting for you.”

    “Tina is trapped within the meeting room, you mustn’t walk into the ambush yourself.” Sam says.

    “Ms. Tina has done so much for you, Ms. Priston, I hope you will fight for her as well.”

    Tasha says sincerely.

    “You have my words.” Bette replies.

    “Alright, we have two head, I can talk to Marcus Allenwood, he might willing to swing to our side and I assume Dan Foxworthy won’t take part with any group. With the power we have, it isn’t impossible to start an uprising.” Sam says. “Sebastian Cooper is always paranoid of who is going to rebel, now we will show him a real rebellion.”

    “Very well,” Bette nods. “With Tasha leading the men outside, we will at ease.”

    “What do you mean by that? Are you still going to the meeting?” Tasha asks surprisingly.

    “Looking at the boss’s actions, he isn’t trying to kill Tina or the other heads in an ambush within the meeting room. If you guys charge into the room, Tina will be their hostage. What will you do?” Bette says calmly. “So before this, first let me meet Tina, at least I can try to protect her.”

    “But where ever Sebastian Cooper goes will be heavily guarded, the security check will be extremely strict, you can’t even bring your phone in. What if I am unable to receive your news? How will we know if you guys are safe?”

    “The FBI will soon surround this place, four hours later, seven o’clock sharp, they will make the move. If it reaches six thirty and I don’t let my man pass the signal, then our men can march in.”

    Sam takes a deep breath. “Are you sure act as circumstances dictate is going to work?”

    “No,” Bette shakes her head and tucks the cellphone in her pocket. “I might have some backup plans for the aftermath, but I don’t know what it will lead us to. But there’s one thing I’m sure…We will all protect Tina until the very end.”

     

     

    2 and a half hours before the attack. The meeting room.

    The door opens by the servant, Bette and Sam walk in.

    Comments

    1. Hi CJ,

      You better promise that things will turn well later on!!!!

      The teaser at the end have me very worried about Bette.

      Ugh Jodi and Henry, i hate them, trying to put Tina as the one who killed Eric, i truly hope that at the end they got what they deserve, a slow and painful death.

      Bette is willing to save Tina at most cost, with her life.

      When this is all over i wish them a happy life and CJ, i have to trust you to make this possible!

      Please update asap, the suspense is killing me!

    2. Hi CJ:

      Very good chapter, finally Bette is becoming strong and smart.

      How could she doubt Tina after hearing Jodie telling all those lies?

      It’s good that she is taking the lead of Tina’s people, I think Sam and Tasha are following her.

      Bette should bring to the meeting the pictures that Jodie gave her where Tina is in Henry’s house, and also the picture the police has, where is showing the blonde that came to visit Eric right before his death, so she could expose Jodie.

      I have no idea how they are going to flee from the mansion I guess is going to be a very tight escape having the FBI and the law forces outside.

      However, my idea of a “good escape” is to make it as clean as possible, which means, without a criminal load on them. Unfortunately, one of the highest criminals here is Aaron, the FBI head, and legally will be very hard to exonerate Tina, Sam, Tasha, and even Bette. At least if you have a hidden card in your sleeve, which you may have if my calculations aren’t wrong.

      But JC, this is your story and it’s great. Thanks for the wonderful chapter, pps.

      P

    3. Thank you for the chapter, but i really don’t follow some of the lines. How the Jodie can interrogate Tina in front of her father when on the last meeting about Carmen she lost his trust?

    4. My liking for Tina makes it a difficult read.
      I am a little disappointed in Bette’s Character and wish her stronger and more determined to believe and help Tina.
      Like Zhenya I find some aspects difficult to believe regarding Jodie and her father but then again I hate Jodie!
      Look forward to your next post and hopefully the Course will become less difficult for B&T
      SG

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