Larry didn’t just ask her to stay… he warned her. Bethany was ready to leave it all behind, but a call from Montana stopped her cold 😳📞 Read More ⏬⬇️
The Call Before Montana — Bethany's Choice
Bethany heard every word on the phone while pretending to clean.
Larry didn’t just ask her to stay… he warned her. She was ready to leave it all behind, but a call from Montana stopped her cold.
This is the moment where escape meets confrontation — and everything is about to change.
INT. BEDROOM – NIGHT
Narrator: A half-packed suitcase sits on the bed. Bethany stares at a plane ticket labeled MONTANA. Her hands shake.
Bethany (to herself): Everyone keeps telling me to slow down… but nobody asks why I’m tired of staying.
Narrator: A soft knock at the door.
Larry: I didn’t come back to argue. I came back because some warnings don’t come twice.
Bethany: So now you’re using God to scare me?
Larry: No. I’m reminding you that when life gets confusing, it usually pauses you before it redirects you.
Narrator: Silence fills the room.
Bethany: Montana isn’t a mistake. It’s my way out.
Larry: Running doesn’t heal you, Bethany. It just changes the scenery while the pain follows.
Narrator: Her eyes soften… just a little.
Bethany: So what are you saying? That I stay here and pretend everything’s fine?
Larry: I’m saying listen—to the voice you’ve been ignoring.
Narrator: Bethany’s phone buzzes.
Phone: UNKNOWN NUMBER – MONTANA AREA CODE
Narrator: Her face drops.
Bethany: That’s… not possible.
Larry: When you’re about to move, the truth usually arrives before you do.
Voice (Phone): If you come here… everything changes.
Narrator: Call ends. Bethany’s breath catches. Fear, anger, and confusion collide.
Bethany: You knew something was coming… didn’t you?
Larry: I just know this — help is already on the way. But the choice… is still yours.
Narrator: Bethany looks at the suitcase, then the ticket, then Larry.
Montana was supposed to be an escape…
but what if it’s the confrontation?
TO BE CONTINUED… 🔥
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