"Why? Because you love me but you don’t want me?" Bette said.

Tina gulped and dropped her head in tears.

Bette nodded slowly as a fresh batch of tears slid down her cheeks. "Your silence says it all."

"I wish I can make these feelings go away," Tina said.

"Feelings for me?"

"No!" Tina cried, "I love you and that is the best thing that has ever happened to me and I never EVER want that to go away."

"Your feelings for men?" Bette said.

Tina nodded, "I want them to go away."

"And what can I do to make them go away?" Bette said.

"I don’t know," Tina said.

"Do you want me to get a strapon?" Bette said.

"It’s not about sex," Tina said shaking her head.

"Then what!" Bette cried hitting her hands on the steering wheel, "give me something Tina! Can’t you see I love you! I want you to want me!"

"Bette, watch the road!" Tina cried.

By the time Bette turned back to the thin road it was too late to swerve out of the way of the truck that was driving on the wrong side of the road.

Bette instinctively put her arm across Tina’s chest and swerved to the left dangerously near the edge of the cliff. No matter how good a driver Bette was she couldn’t do anything when the truck crashed into Bette’s door. The car twisted and started rolling down the cliff. The hit had rendered Bette unconscious almost immediately and the car was swerving out of control.

Tina screamed and reached for the wheel as Bette’s body fell onto her lap. "Oh God, Bette!" Tina sobbed trying to control the car.

She lifted the handbrake and the tires screeched, the car was slowing down. Tina felt Bette’s warm blood soaking her pajama pants, "Bette! Bette! Oh God!"

Tina was trying to dodge as many trees as possible while trying to hit the brake with her foot. The handbrake wasn’t enough to stop the car.

The window shattered and shards of glass pierced the both of them. "Ahh!" Tina screamed in pain.

She saw that a huge shard of glass had penetrated Bette’s thigh and she was bleeding profusely.

"Oh God!" Tina cried. She saw that the car was heading for a group of trees so thick there was no way to get past them.