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    The Police

    Story written on February 20, 2014 by GrindRight.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=83674
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    “Yes … can I help you?” “Hi there, I’m Officer Mackerig, come to deliver some news pertaining to your case. I take it you are … Bette Porter?” Still, Bette was concerned because she’d never met the person, and she wouldn’t risk Tina’s safety all so easily. “I’m sorry … it’s been a rough couple

    “Yes … can I help you?”

    “Hi there, I’m Officer Mackerig, come to deliver some news pertaining to your case. I take it you are … Bette Porter?”

    Still, Bette was concerned because she’d never met the person, and she wouldn’t risk Tina’s safety all so easily. “I’m sorry … it’s been a rough couple of days … can I see some … identification?”

    “I completely understand,” the officer smiled, reaching into her pocket to lift out her matching identification. “You never can be too careful, and I respect that. All that being said,” she continued, in a quieter voice, “I believe it would be in your best interest that we not have this conversation where a person could hear it. For privacy’s sake.”

    “Of course,” Bette answered at last, swinging the door open as she looked back and nodded for Tina to join them. “I’m sorry again. It’s … I’m just getting a little paranoid.”

    “No need to apologize, Ma’am.”

    Tina stepped into the room, holding out her hand. “Hi, I’m Tina.”

    “Annette Mackerig,” the woman said with so much strength that Tina was immediately impressed. The woman looked to be about their age, but with so much experience on the force that it was evident in her stance. Tina felt safer having an officer in the house, even if it was short-lived. “And I hear that you might have a stalker, Mrs. Porter.”

    “Yes,” Tina answered for her wife, worriedly: “She does have a stalker.” She insisted it without hesitation, resting her hand on Bette’s lower back. The intimacy between them was immediately noted.

    “And Tina would be-”

    “My wife,” Bette stated with care, crossing her arms. “So whatever you have to say to me, you can say it to both of us.”

    “Alright, well while I can’t disclose all the information, I’m here to tell you that a cable worker was found unconscious earlier today, and the description of her attacker matches what you’ve told us, and the half-picture you’ve given us.”

    Bette and Tina exchanged looks, and then stared back at Annette.

    “The reason I’m coming to you with this at all is that we’re looking into this case as a priority, and to warn you of the possible dangers,” Annette explained, taking her notebook from her shirt pocket into her hands. “As well I’d like to take down any other information you believe to be critical about this case. And I stress for you to take all the time you need. Every piece of information is important.”

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    1. It’s getting intense!!! How is Crazy Tina getting in their house without being heard? Yup it’s time for a dog, a realy big dog! Thanks for sharing :)

    2. I don’t trust the lady cop, Annette Mackerig. “And it’s common for a relationship to get a little jumbled with something like this put in the middle of it…” sounds suspicious. And please, oh please don’t have them get a dog and have the “Tina” stalker hurt the dog! That flips me out! Trusting you, GR…trusting…sweaty hands, but trusting…

    3. wow! it’s more exciting and I enjoy every minute of it!
      It seems both of them are starting to really take seriously the threat. how she got into the house? -sealed doors and windows …
      the dog and the alarm is really a good idea.
      but now I remembered a quote from the CSI series: “who really wants to hurt you, despite all the protection …”
      but I hope here will not like this, and manages to stop her before Bette fears to be true.
      Thanks GrindRight

    4. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark…

      Suspect everyone! Trust nothing!

      The other Tina, she of the shaggy hair and cableperson knocking out ways, is wreaking havoc and making everyone paranoid. I hope neither Bette nor (the real) Tina do anything daft like purchase a gun in an effort to feel “safe”…

      Thanks for the post!

    7. Thanks GR for another new story :) I just manage to catch up, kinda need to surf to adapt to the new site, so I just found out about this story last night. Anyway, this story makes me think the worst. It’s possible that “Tina” is installing CCTV at their home or put bugs here and there including Bette’s office! And for her to even made the real cable guy unconscious means she is a serious wacko. And that officer who visited them, what is she?! Such a funny comment to give. I think everyone is the suspects now! >.< ppvs and thanks! ;)

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