That nearly made me cry too but I had to be strong for her. We had to finish this together. I was certain now that this was the right thing to do. I h...ped her tears would wash away some of the hurt. I decided to push a little bit further on. I didn’t have much idea of what had happened, she’d never told me exactly. ‘Why did it end, Jo,’ I said. She controlled herself a bit as she thought about my question. Then she looked at me, calm now, and said, ‘It was several things really. After I. My mother let go of me and stepped from the circle. now concentrate James, only on my voice. I need you to let go of your soul and let pass through your head, to your shoulders, down your chest, out your arm, into your hand, and inside her head. Do this SLOWLY please. I nodded my understanding and started the journey. I looked deep inside myself and saw a ribbon and deep blue ribbon. Reaching out I grasped it and every so gently unraveled it from the brilliant light of my head and slowly led it. “And he believes Crudwight has no intention of looking for Akhenaten’s building but rather is searching for a pharaoh’s buried tomb to make off with the riches inside.”“Professor Crudwright is many things but he is no grave robber, Colonel. He believes, rightly or wrongly, that Akhenaten had a building constructed somewhere in the area, and he will do his damndest to find it.”We were about to set off on the mapping project. I tightened the cinches of my mount and swung into the saddle. I smiled. "Pregnant?" Tina echoed."Yup." Do you know who the father is?" some reporter she didn't know asked her."I only sleep with one man, contrary to published reports." Sophia snapped at him."She only skates with one man, too. Coincidentally, it's the same guy," Warren quipped, to the laughter of at least the regulars in the press corps."Are you keeping the baby?" Jim Pitman of the Boston Globe asked."We most certainly are," Sophia told him."I hope I don't have to ask you if you've consulted with a.