Sadeghi sighed as she couldn’t shake the feeling of a dark presence overshadowing this case.“That was ... wow!” Bert breathed as the car passed ...hrough the barrier to the house.“I know! I’ve been back and forth through it and I’m still not used to it!” Sheena agreed as she drove the car up to the old building.“You’ll want to come in and meet up with everyone who’s here then?” Jason asked.“Um, yeah! It’s not every day that you get to meet beings such as yourselves!” Bert enthused, as he smiled. ’ real quiet, and then I heard mom.Oh man, that was close. I was going to say they were really soft. Oh my God. If mom had heard.Just as I left, she took my hand again and said, ‘I put a note in your backpack. Read it and then throw it away.’‘Bye.’The whole way to school I was in a complete fog. I couldn’t talk with my friends because I kept looking for a place to read this note. It’s not like there is anyplace you can go in school where it would be like private enough to read a note like that.. With nothing better to do, he unfolded the futon and lay down on it thinking about his life to this point. There was very little doubt in his mind that he had screwed up royally. Leaving his wife was the only bright spot that he could find, but he didn’t know how he would support himself and his wife without the paycheck that came with this job. Getting fired for being abusive to employees would keep him from getting another job with the same kind of pay. He laughed and said aloud, “I’ll have. " Before we left, Kikapua came up to me. He wanted to express the gratitude of the entire tribe for the sacrifice I was making for Va'an. He said that it wasn't that anybody disliked her, it was just that none of the other women wanted to give up their husbands while Va'an was still pregnant." Huh?" Yes, my song exactly! I asked Kikapua what the hell he was singing about. He filled me in on a part of this culture I was unaware of..." Kara, before you go any further, don't be worried about our.