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Out of Closet (B&T time-travel romance), Ch. 19
Out of Closet (B&T time-travel romance), Ch. 19
Chapter 19: Look who’s finally joining the party? (What did Tina see in the article? Bette wakes up just in time to faint again)
(Previously) “Tina, do you have it here? I would like to look at this article myself,” Alice asked, suddenly frightened to death. It was one thing to travel through time but to change the past was something entirely different, not to mention unpredictable.
Tina opened her briefcase and took out a worn out copy of the article, handing it to Alice without looking at it. Alice began to read and her face turned all kinds of shades of red and pink until it became slightly purplish.
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph,” Alice uttered under her breath, covering her mouth with her free hand. “I can’t fucking believe this.”
Alice’s hand that was holding the paper trembled and the article slipped out of her hand and fell on the wooden floor of the bedroom. Alice covered her face and began to sob, “I did it to her…it was all my fault.”
Tina watched what unfolded in front of her with wide eyes and in complete shock. She couldn’t understand what was happening. Tina reached for the papers so she could put them back into her briefcase when a short sentence from the article caught her attention.
Tina didn’t remember seeing it before and she was pretty sure that after reading the story so many times during countless sleepless nights, she would never miss something so drastic. Tina slowly began reading the article again and her jaw dropped as she experienced a second surprising shock of the day.
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Place: Porter mansion – Bette’s bedroom
Year: 2005
It wasn’t just this one sentence that Tina thought she missed. Some parts of the article were completely different now, as if someone played a joke and substituted the real papers for the fake ones.
The beginning of the article was exactly the same as before, starting with the short description of the Porter family, talking about Elizabeth’s childhood, her love and admiration for her older sister Katherine, the events during and after Katie Porter’s wedding at the end of September, including the information about the painting of the house that Elizabeth made for her sister’s wedding.
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(6 votes, average: 3.83 out of 5)
Bravo B&TF for creating one of the most interesting stories on this site at the moment! Your creativity is awesome and the twists and turns you are throwing at us are fabulous. Again, I can’t wait for the next update and hope we have another this weekend. Thanks!
That was great and funny!
Just as engaging as the first time you posted this story. Please continue writing.
I am so excited about them meeting and talking to each other, you did a wonderful job in writing this story B&T, I love the way you connect things together, and as I said million times before it’s hard to believe that this is your first story ever written, it’s so well written dear, you are professional. So thank you so much for reposting it again and I can’t wait for it to continue. Love
WOW… Lots of information here… So, Christina didn’t die huh? Gosh, so much potential for a great story, and with an uncertain ending (or not… Please keep them together. At least in this world, they can really be together freely). Can’t wait to see how this all plays out. LMAO at Bette’s constant fainting. And also at Alice’s silly ideas… This little bit of comedy is fitting really great in this otherwise really intense story. Let’s see what you have in store for us… Thanks and PPS!
This is such a unique story! Thanks, I hope you post soon!!
I know, I know that I keep saying the same thing over and over again, but it is still true no matter how many times I say it. (Hopefully a little differently each time. :) ) Think of it as a JB response to interview question about how she approached her first sex scene (“well, I was focused on Bette’s career and researched that…”) I continue to marvel at the intricacies of the story, its blend of mystery, humor and pathos. I know it is a fic, but you are able to make me hurt for poor Bette. I wonder if you are going to give us a happy ending and how you will do it. So, still eagerly reading. More, please.