You are the exact image of my darling, and you already hold her spirit within you. Soon, you will fade, and Janice will take over." Nooooo..." Paul wh...mpered, collapsing in shock. Could this be true? What could he do?"Yes. The more you become accustomed to your new image and the more you become accustomed to your new body and feelings, the more your mind will weaken to her soul. It's only a matter of time before I have my daughter completely back."Paul looked at her in shock. He barely. Up until then the bearcats had always been to the playoffs but had never won it, and the screaming eagles had won it the first time they had even made the playoffs. Now it was down to the final game of the regular season, which ever team won the game would go into the playoffs, while the other stayed home.The game was being played on the bearcat home field and the bearcats had never lost a home game. The one exception was that game ten years ago, after which the eagles had won state. This would. Sometimes dolphins swam alongside ships, providing the crew abovedecks with a lovely, wild show of aquabatics. But, as quickly as the splashing caught del Mundo’s attention, it ceased. He shrugged and walked back to the stairs that would lead him below. It was time to make sure the supplies they brought were ready to deploy. The Teresa Magbanua slowed to a halt and the abovedecks crewmen were busy mooring her alongside the Sierra Madre. The supplies were moving now on dollies to the cargo bay’s. William said, "I've missed you." I missed you," Lucy said burying her face into his chest and enjoying his scent. It felt good to feel his arms around her."I'm so glad that you could make it here," William said running a hand across her back. It felt so right to have her pressed against him."How could I miss the chance to see Tennessee?" Lucy asked with a grin. She had passed up visiting Boston despite William's repeated requests for her to join him there. It had been hard, but she felt that.