Thurgood gave us a recipe for a cold medicine and when she heard of Marion's morning problems she opined that Marion might be pregnant. She asked a lo... of rather personal questions and went from 'might be' to 'probably is'. Figuring on what Mrs. Thurgood says, the baby was probably conceived on the Tioga and may arrive in late November.*April 10, 1848 - Monday*Passed the hundred mile mark today.Had a lengthy chat with Mr. Crandall today near Saint Mary's Mission. He said that he liked how we. He took her in his arms and she finally allowed herself the huge cry that she had built up over the last few months. Vic said nothing as her body wracked and sobbed.After a good five minutes, Angela began to open up. Because she was still crying, though now slowing almost to a stop, and then again crying harder, back and forth, her words were coming out broken up."Oh Daddy ... it was so wrong ... he's never ... here ... he's just ... he don't want ... when he is here ... he's like just too. Gerald went to the card catalog in the library just after the library opened and began researching. He compiled a list of specific books that mentioned his subjects, but after he had a page of possible references, he moved to the first section of the library in which he had found a book reference. The library was organized according to the Dewey Decimal system. He began in category 917 with a specific book, but the book next to it also looked interesting. He leafed through the pages, starting. " Understood, Your Majesty," the messenger replied, bowing his head lower for a moment respectfully before standing and turning around, his scaled tail stiff with his own nerves behind him as he raced for the exit.Once the messenger was gone, Queen Camilla sank back onto her throne, giving the two guards a brief show of her large breasts heaving within the tight confines of her dress top. She let out a weary sigh as she wished one of her two husbands, either of them, were still alive to ask for.