I would have hated her to the grave and beyond for either of those actions alone, but then Hera had Tara killed while I slept under Grandmother’s ca...e. At that point Hera and I both believed that I’d given her what she wanted. There was no reason to kill the woman I loved. No reason except one simple truth. Hera was a monster. I was horrified to my core when, after being sent back in time a second time, Hera ordered the Cabreiri to kill Tara yet again. I stood transfixed as their blades entered. Falcon hurried back as fast as he could, partly to avoid anyone who might start asking him questions about the girl he had carried through camp earlier, and partly because he felt anxious when Daisy was out of his sight. When he walked into the cabin, he laughed as he saw Jason gesturing wildly to himself while speaking his name loudly and slowly. Jason glared over at his friend before resuming his communication attempts with the the girl. Jason saw Daisy curiously watching Falcon over by the. "And anyway, I think you must have learned a few things. God. I'm so full. I couldn't eat another thing."Kendra hopped up and started clearing the table. "I'll wash up." You've done enough," said Elaine, pushing out her chair."No. I insist. I want you to relax. Maybe I can talk to you." Um," said Elaine, wincing at the fact that she felt suspicious. "Okay." Would you like another wine?" I dunno. Do I need one?" I think so." Okay then." Coming right up."After topping up Elaine's glass, Kendra. Wine in a box. At least it’s cheap that way, like a volume discount. And the way she drinks it, that’s a good thing. I didn’t want to go home and hear her bitch and moan about the good old days and how our baby girl is all grown up and whatever else pops into her little head. Without going into the 30 years of history that the wife and I have together, let’s just say that the romance is gone. And the fun is gone. And the sex is gone. So what’s left? Just the ‘going through the motions’ part?.