Thecool air of the room soothed it a bit."So... Mary, has our son put more memories in your head? I felt newmemories kick in the minute I walked into ...ur home. Look, he's doing itright now!" The baby was softly glowing again. Other changes werehappening again. But this time it was the whole room. It was no longerthe laundry room, but a nursery. My sons bed room. It was filled witheverything he could ever need. Toys, a rocking chair and a ton ofdiapers and necessities."What is he? I mean my son?. I hurried over to them. I didn't want Sue to sow any bad thoughts about me in Jennifer's heart. When I approached them Sue gave me a bleak smile and then walked over to join her friends. Soon she was lost in the throng."What did she want?" I asked, more hotly than I had intended."Nothing. Just talk," she said laconically and changed the subject.This scene did however repeat itself almost every morning for the next month but since Sue seemed to be nice to Jennifer I did not comment on their. “You want to know why I think it was someone at work who shot you. Right?”A little annoyed at her remark, I shot back at her. “Well, that thought had crossed my mind.”She just laughed and then said, “Will. You don’t have to get uptight about this. You’ve helped me and I want to help you.”It was just a couple of seconds later when I heard her saying, “Did you know you were up for a promotion at work?”“Me? Up for a promotion? I didn’t even know there was one in the works for anyone, let alone. I just need that smug little bitch to get what she has coming."Fighting Hawk frowned and shook his head. He told her, "Even Kelly doesn't get so moody. Are you going to be like this the whole time that you are pregnant?" She stepped back and stuttered, "I, I, I can't, I would know, I mean, it can't be." Fighting Hawk smiled at her and said, "Everybody already knows. It is as plain as your belly. Little Mule told me when I got back from the winter hunt with Big Owl." He pointed to her growing.