Thank you so much everyone for your feedback and ratings. I so enjoy reading your comments.
@Laurie! Unfortunately you are right. Bobby is still acting like a jerk!
@CeeCee72 right he has managed to hurt both women. It's definitely not cool. So he needs to figure out what he wants to do and not drag out this "love triangle" any longer since it's hurting everyone involved. Actually the situation is hurting Bobby too as he's torn between the two women and what he considers is right and wrong. But yeah I liked Ann and Sue Ellen's friendship.
@Ms Southworth Thank you for your detailed feedback too. I'm glad that you like my new story.

Too bad you no longer post here. I miss you around the board!
Now on to the next update.
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Chapter eighteen
Bobby had called in sick the next day as he didn’t feel like going to work. Still knowing what was really going on in Bobby and Ann’s marriage Sue Ellen knew the real reason why he hadn’t come into the office. So she decided to drop by Southfork for a little visit. She found Bobby sitting in the living room, drowning his sorrows with some JR bourbon while looking at some old photo albums. “The Oil Baron’s Ball in 1986,” Sue Ellen reflected, as she looked over his shoulder.
“Sue Ellen!” Bobby exclaimed, as he looked up.”You scared me, I didn’t hear you walk in.”
“Well I still got a key to your house, so I used it,” Sue Ellen smiled. “I’ve brought some papers for you to sign.”
“Couldn’t it wait until tomorrow?” Bobby asked, as he glanced at Pam’s face in the photo album. “My mind’s not on business.”
“I know,” Sue Ellen said. “But no this really can’t wait.”
Bobby sighed, as he closed the photo album and gave Sue Ellen his full attention, “Alright, what is it?”
“Well the papers can wait,” Sue Ellen clarified, “But what I’ve got to say can’t.”
Bobby gave her a questioning look, “You’re not making a lot of sense.”
“Well maybe this will enlighten you, Ann is staying at my house and I know
everything.”
“Oh,” Bobby grimaced, as he felt a bit embarrassed that Ann had brought Sue Ellen into the middle of their domestic dispute. But then he realized that this at least brought something good with it, “So she didn’t go see Ryland.”
“No Ann and Harris are through and you and Pam should be too,” Sue Ellen pointed out.
“How can you say that?” Bobby stood up to confront her. “I mean if you had one more chance with JR wouldn’t you take it?”
Sue Ellen froze when she heard her former husband's name. “That’s low, JR is dead and yes I miss him,” Sue Ellen bottom lip quivered before she pulled herself together, “But it’s not the same thing.”
“No because Pam’s not dead,” Bobby said. “We just thought she was.”
“Still she abandoned you,” Sue Ellen reminded him. “So she doesn’t deserve a second chance.”
Bobby crossed his arms before saying defensively, “She was kidnapped and then she had amnesia!”
“Oh please!” Sue Ellen snorted. “Only an imbecile would
ever believe that. She married another man and raised JR’s daughter with him. Then when her brother died she came back looking for vengeance.”
“No she returned because Dallas is her home,” Bobby camet to Pam's defense.
“Not really,” Sue Ellen shook her head. “I mean she’s lived as long abroad as she’s lived here!”
“You’ve lived abroad too,” Bobby reminded her. “You still came home.”
“Yes but I only lived in England for a few years,” Sue Ellen said. “Besides Pam sued us for 33 % of Ewing Global!”
“But she dropped the lawsuit,” Bobby raised his voice.
“Yeah with the condition that we’d give Josephine some shares in the company,” Sue Ellen argued. “Please Bobby why can’t you open your eyes and see that she’s been playing you the whole time?" Sue Ellen asked. "She’s not here because she wants her family back. She’s here to ruin our lives the way we ruined Cliff’s life.”
“That’s a lie!” Bobby yelled.
“No it’s the truth and if you weren’t so blinded by her you’d see for yourself just how she’s manipulated you. She didn’t come back here for your love or to make things right with you and Christopher. She came because she wanted to hurt this family and I’d hate to see you throw away your marriage over someone like her.”
“I think you should leave now,” Bobby said harshly, as he pointed at the door.
“Not until you’ve understood what’s at stake here,” Sue Ellen said grabbing hold of Bobby’s arm.
“I understand perfectly well,” Bobby said, breaking free from her. “Now please leave.”
“Alright I’ll go,” Sue Ellen sighed heavily. “But don’t say that I didn’t warn you. I’m just concerned about your marriage that’s all.”
“Thanks but I don’t need your concern,” Bobby said. “Now why don’ t you leave the papers you wanted me to sign on my desk and I’ll bring them into the office tomorrow.”
“Okay, I’ll see you tomorrow then,” Sue Ellen said, as she reluctantly started to leave the room. Then she remembered something and turned around at the door. “So what should I tell Ann?”
“Tell her...” Bobby grimaced, as he hesitated for a moment. “That I’m glad that she’s staying with you and not Ryland.”
Sue Ellen raised an eyebrow, “That’s all?”
“Yeah and that I’ll be here when she’s ready to see me,” Bobby said.
“I guess that’s something,” Sue Ellen said before she walked out the door. On her way out she met Christopher, who was on his way to see Bobby.
“Hi Sue Ellen!” He greeted her with a smile but since she was upset she didn’t even say hello to him, which earned her a strange look from her nephew. Before he turned to his father instead with a questioning look on his face, “Hey dad, what was that all about?” Christopher asked. “Sue Ellen didn’t even say hello to me.”
“Don’t take it personal son,” Bobby said. “She’s just upset with me because Ann’s moved out.”
“Ann’s back from Switzerland?”
“Yeah she came back yesterday,” Bobby informed his son.
“Then how come she hasn’t stopped by to see the baby?” Christopher asked.
“I’m sorry Christopher but Ann’s too upset with me to care about anyone else,” Bobby apologized for his wife.
“What did you do?” Christopher’s eyes narrowed. “Does this has anything to do with mom?”
Bobby grimaced, “What makes you think that?”
“Well you went to see her the other day after we saw Judith, didn’t you?”
“Yes how did you know?” Bobby asked. “Did Pam say anything to you about...”
“No,” Christopher shook his head. “But it was pretty obvious that you hadn’t spent the night at home when you came to that board meeting in the same clothes as the day before.”
Bobby looked embarrassed, before he scolded himself, “I so should have called in sick to that meeting.”
Christopher looked amused, “Then why didn’t you?”
“I don’t know,” Bobby sighed. “I guess I panicked and I was looking for a way out.”
Christopher looked disappointed, “So you don’t want to be with mom?”
“It’s not about what I want, it’s about what’s right and I am married to Ann,” Bobby’s jaw clenched.
“Well I was married to Rebecca when Elena and I got back together and I’ve never regretted it,” Christopher pointed out.
“It’s not the same thing,” Bobby said. “Ann and I have a good marriage. What you and Rebecca had was a charade orchestrated by her father.”
“True,” Christopher nodded. “But the fact remains that Elena and I never would have broken up in the first place if it hadn’t been for that e-mail just like you and mom never would have gotten a divorce if it hadn’t been for Katherine’s meddling.”
“So what are you saying?”
Christopher smiled, since his father was actually asking him for advice for a change. Then he told his dad what he would have told him if the roles would have been reversed, “That you should be with the one you love.”
“And if I love them both?”
“Well you can’t have them both so then you need to make a choice and stick with it,” Christopher reasoned. “But for what it’s worth I think you and mom deserves a chance to be happy after everything that you’ve been through.”
“Thanks son, so do I,” Bobby said before he gave Christopher a hug. After his confrontation with Sue Ellen it was nice to talk to someone who also loved Pam and who understood where he was coming from. Also it was good to know that he and Pam had Christopher’s blessing if they decided to get back together. Now he just hoped that this didn’t mean that he had his son’s rage if he decided to stay in his marriage.