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    The L word: Tina Kennard’s lost background

    “I know you’re angry, but this is the only way to be done. I wish there could have been a better situation for us. I’ve said this once and I want to say it again, you’re my better half, the other half of the medallion, you’re keeping me whole and I know your heart is bleeding right now, but I have to do this. I have to do it alone! There are instruction and directions how to find my parent’s house. I described the secret passages too. Don’t worry I made a duplicate of the book, the real one’s in your rucksack. I don’t want to say that, but if something happens to me, take good care of Angelica, I know you’ll… I love you, Ever and Forever…

                                                                                                                                                 T “

    Bette was crying now, reading Tina’s words. She woke Kit up. Telling her what’s the situation, and walked to Angie’s room. Her angel was still sound asleep, she leans down, kissing her head…

    “I’m going to take you’re stubborn mama back home, don’t worries…be good girl to Auntie Kit…” Bette walked out, hugging Kit.

    “Take care sis…” kit said, hugging Bette too.

      Tina was already on the half way to her parent’s house. The ride was long, but she was determinate to drag her sister out, and once for all to finish this nightmare called her mother. She was driving her BMW like there was no tomorrow, pedal to the metal, not paying attention to the road sings for speed limit. She wanted to cry, but had to be strong. She throw sideway glance to the item lying next to her on the passenger’s seat. She looked just like the real one…

     Bette dove to Alice’s place. It was 6:30 in the morning, and she’s probable still sleeping. But Bette didn’t care. She jumped out of the car, and ran to the front door, banging on her like a mad person. Few minutes later the sleepy Alice opened, looking not so happy to see Bette…

    “I hope there’s a good reason for you to be here now!” Alice hissed

    “Tina’s gone!” Bette said, passing throw her, not bothering to ask may she come in. Alice frizzed on her spot.

    “She what…?” Alice yelled

    “She left early this morning. I don’t know when, she just left me a note. There’re directions and a map whit the secret passages to the house…she…she…’ Bette cleared her troth, suppressing the incoming tears…”She made a duplicate to the book…we still have it…but we have to move fast…we don’t have much time…”

    “Alice…what’s going on?” A sleepy voice came from behind. Bette and Alice turn their head meeting the sleepy Tasha standing on the kitchen’s doorframe.

    “Oh…hey Tasha…when did you came home?” Bette said, greeting the woman.

    “Early this morning. Why are you here so early?” Tasha asked on her turn. Bette looked to Alice, not sure how much of this crazy story is clear to Tasha.

    “Tina…she went alone…” Alice said

    “So you know…about the situation?” Bette asked Tasha.

    “No in details, but pretty much…so I see we don’t have much time…”Tasha said, taking the phone…”I’ll make some calls, you guys call Shane…” She said, walking away.

    “Porter…I swear, if Paula doesn’t kill your wife…I will…” Alice said, shaking her head.

      The car stopped in front of the big, old house. Tina took deep breath exhaling loudly. She reached and took the book from the seat next to her, preparing herself for this role. Then walks to the front door, banging with her fist. Few minutes later a tall man opened, letting her in. She walked confidently to the old cabinet, knowing her mother was probable there, and she was. Paula stud up, looking skeptically to the woman in front of her…

    “Hello mother…I’ve changed my mind…” Tina said, giving her best evil expression…   

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