Seahurst – Im glad that you feel the emotions of the characters because I am trying hard to describe the different moods each character has; so that you, the readers, can understand and feel their passions.

StillHiding – Well I hope you love this too.

***** Tina exclaims as she sees Bettes car sitting in the driveway. She had hope that Bette would be at work so she could go inside and collect some of her things.

*****! She repeats; her frustration over how ***** her day had gone is reaching a new level. When Tina first thought about going to the Center to confront the carpenter she decided it was a bad idea, but after trying to ask Bette for details had ended in disaster several times her emotions overruled her good sense. She then convinced herself that Candace could answer some of her questions. Her every intentions was to calmly confront Candace with the truth in private and ask her the when, where, how, and all important why questions that have been plaguing Tinas mind since the Provocations opening. However, the moment she saw Candace in person, standing right in front of her, Tinas intentions of a calm and private discussion went out the window. All she saw was red and at that moment wanted to verbally slap Candace and if it caused a commotion; she could give a flying *****.

The resulting verbal and then brief physical confrontation left Tina embarrassed, shaken and most importantly still without answers to her questions. To make matters worse she now how more questions after her confrontation with Candace than she had when she first entered the Center; which just adds more frustration to Tinas, already overloaded, mind.

Well, I might not have been able to get Candace to talk but this time Bette is going to answer my questions. She thinks to herself. With that declaration, Tina finds the strength to exit her car and talk into the house. When she opens the front door she immediately sees Bette lying down on one of the sofas in the den. She makes no move to see who has entered the house, so Tina assumes she must be sleeping. Well, too damn bad, Tina thinks as she walks over to Bette and shakes her while demanding, Wake up, Bette.