Tina Roberts One Life To Live Mga Nobela at Kwento

Tina wants you in her office. Then she left. Rose frowned, wondering what Tina had to say to her... She got up from her stool and walked towards Tina's office. Tina's office was a mess and there were bottles of alcohol on the floor. Rose winced but walked over to Tina's desk. She found her kissing Sandy full on the lips... That's it! Tina was a lesbian...! She knew it! The two women stood there kissing as if they didn't know anyone was there... Rose cleared her throat and they walked away from each other...

she suggested. “No, ma’am. I couldn’t impose like that,” Tina replied, wiping her tears. “Nonsense,” Clara said firmly. “You saved my husband’s life. It’s the least we can do. Please, say yes.” Tina hesitated, then nodded reluctantly. “Okay, ma’am. But only for three days.” “Stay as long as you need,” Clara said with a smile. As Tina thanked her, I watched the exchange with suspicion. There was something about Tina that didn’t sit right with me.

"Vivian discovered Robert's embezzlement twenty years ago. She confronted him. Told him she was going to expose him to your father. Robert panicked. He arranged a car accident. Tampered with her brakes." Nyla felt sick. Her mother. Murdered. Not an accident. "I was supposed to meet Vivian that day," Elena continued. "We were supposed to talk. But I was running late. When I got to the meeting spot, I saw her car. The crash. I pulled her out but it was too late. She was already dying." Elena's voice cracked. "She told me with her last breath. Told me Robert did it. Told me to run because he would come after me too."

She jerked her chin toward Charles. Charles rolled his eyes. His phone rang. He cursed under his breath and walked out to take the call, leaving Tessa alone with Robert. Robert looked at her, and for the first time Tessa saw the storm raging in his eyes. But it didn’t make her feel sorry for him. Not after he had gambled with her life and her baby’s life just to prove the “innocence” he never stopped bragging about.

The situation was likely to get worse than it was before. They shouldn't have allowed Tina to die. With Tina gone, there was no hope for him anymore. "Before, you were able to save both Royce and Prince Ryan, so why can't you save Tina?" Curtis asked. Lena said, "There was still a chance to save Prince Ryan, but when we got to Tina, her body was already cold. How could I have saved her?" She also complained to Curtis, "You knew Tina had bad intentions toward you, so why did you give her the chance to use witchcraft on you?"

“Besides, Mrs. Johnson has a hankering for two lovers.” Dr. Roberts looked impressed. “I don’t!” Mandy shoved her maternity top over her belly. “It was only a dream! And I’m not Mrs. Johnson!” Tina sniffed. “Apparently she is sensitive about a few things.” Dr. Roberts ushered Tina out of the room before Mandy could strangle her. “Tina is a good woman who can’t keep her mouth shut to save her life,” he said with a good-humored smile. “Everything is on schedule, Mandy you measure at twenty-eight weeks. Do you have plans for Christmas? It’s right around the corner you know.”

“This isn’t his first operation, Tina.” “It won’t disappear this time,” I said. “No,” he said. “It won’t.” I ended the call The third call was shorter; I made a call to a private investigator to find anything he could lay his hands on about Robert Hale within the next forty-eight hours. Then I got out of the car and went to work; my first patient was already sitting up when I entered. I checked her chart; she was improving well and responding to treatment “You’re doing well,” I said to her

I coughed violently, and my voice was hoarse as I muttered, "All you had to do was check the cameras to know the truth. Stanley, why do you never believe me…" Stanley looked down at me from above. His gaze was completely devoid of warmth. He said slowly, "Dawn, Tina has a serious heart condition." Shadows fell across his handsome face, making him look like a vengeful spirit. He grabbed my hair with one hand and yanked my head up, forcing me to meet his eyes. "Are you saying Tina would risk her own life just to frame you, huh?" My scalp throbbed as if it would split apart. I gasped violently, and the pain left me unable to speak. Blood seeped slowly from my nose and mouth.

How would I even tamper with the tank? Cynthia narrowed her eyes. She picked up a cigarette, her hands trembling so badly that it took her a few tries to get it lit. "I remember now. As I was dying in the car, I saw Robin standing just a few yards away, smiling at me. Kathy, why was he so hell-bent on making sure neither of us makes it out alive?"