Some things don't heal. Everything matters!When he looked up, John could see that he was at the edge of what appeared tobe a large pond. He was throu...h the labyrinth! The less he thought about finding the way through the flora, and more on his past, the easier it had been. It seemed like the way through the maze had just unfolded before him, not unlike a flower blooming. He shivered.The pool had the appearance of a normal pond that one would find in any wooded glen. There were reeds and. Letting it slide back and forth between the folds. Harry had a look of complete bliss on his face as she started. The two of them were in sync with each other. Harry let her use his arms as support as she slowly allowed him into her junction. His resolve was faltering; it took all his being from forcefully invading her. She felt him at the barrier to the beginning of her adult life. Her breathing was deep and calming as she raised herself so that he was almost out of her. She steeled her. I was well settled in the village and had almost begun to like the place.During the spring of my third year at the village, the Chief once again sent for Joe and I. When we entered his hut there were five men, aged in their thirty's standing behind the chief's chair. Joe was horrified by what he was told.As we walked back to the church, Joe had great difficulty telling me what the chief had said. At last, he managed to blurt out the words. Colleen, the chief wants you to be the mother of his. She didn't even realize she missed it until Galen did it just now. To be honest she never thought she would miss it at all."But how does my healing Brianna have caused her change?" Aric asked."For most mages it wouldn't. You would have just been repairing what existed. But Brianna, based on how badly she said she was burned, was beyond saving. She should have died. But you interfered with that didn't you?" asked Galen looking at Aric."Catch this," said Galen as he tossed a much bewildered Aric.