”“I will. Goodnight, Alexandra.”Alexandra watched her go, and then teleported outside of the room she shared with her husband.A loud alarm is wh...t woke me up this morning. I had spent a little bit of time after visiting Vixa to look through the small book beside my bed, which details all the functions my room had. I was only interested in the alarm, so after navigating to the appropriate page, I vocally activated the alarm, setting it to wake me up a 06:30.“Alarm off!” I called out. I threw the. He let me cry for a minute then handed me a handful of Kleenex.When I could finally speak, although still choked up, I said, “So our kids would have two dads? How would that work? Could that even work?” I was surprised at how easily the words ‘our kids’ had rolled off my tongue!Without raising her head, Teri said, “Kids are very adaptable, and both of you are amazing men; any child would be very fortunate to have either of you as their dad. A kid – or kids - that had both of you as fathers. ”“Ah yes, truly a pity that the Council will lose a great weathervane,” Simon chuckled.“At least I won’t have the blood of billions on my hands when you attempt to destroy the Yr’ch without even a formal declaration of war,” Clarence pompously stated.“As far as I’m aware, the Orcs don’t go in for declarations of war either,” I shrugged.“Neither does the Council, come to that,” Julia added with a smile.“Can’t say that house Skarlett ever declared war against house Oddrassi either. Oonagh came. It was just a place I was comfortable with from long familiarity. I could achieve that virtually anywhere.I spent Wednesday researching population density maps and climate maps. Southern coastal Washington seemed to have the best mix of climate and services. I set my eyes on a place not far from Vancouver. I was looking for some place with few neighbors. Perhaps twenty five miles east was the small town of Stevenson. I'd work outwards from there.Friday morning I hired a limo to take me to.