”“That may be true, but I know I felt incomplete without you, and I’m pretty sure Hawk felt the same. I do know we were both eagerly waiting for...you to join us.”Brenda replied, “I’m glad you both missed me, though I’ve mixed feelings regarding what you’re saying about the honeymoon. I don’t know I’d feel the same if it was me instead of you.” Brenda paused in thought a moment, and added, “But then again, maybe I would. I know I sure missed you while you were gone. Now, how serious is this. She made it clear she didn't want to talk to me but that I couldn't pay attention to anyone else. I heard the dreaded "Hmmm" several times.I didn't even get a chance to get in line for lunch before Nancy Jo had her arm wrapped in mine and practically dragged me to the far side of the Science building. She pushed me through the bushes and I saw Becky Sue Schlabinksi sitting up against the building with a big smile on her face. I turned to ask Nancy Jo what was going on, only to see her walking. "You look like hell," Frank said as he handed Nicolette a clip board.Nicolette took the clipboard with a soft chuckle and flipped through theresults. "Thanks, I feel worse. With having to brush up on medical theoryfor our little girl down in the main lab, and Nelly's accident I haven'thad much time to..." she paused as she read the last page. She thenpushed Frank out of her office and closed the door as she continued theconversation in the hall. "These are..."Frank nodded. "Nanites, the. I offered peace, didn’t I?” Feya explained still smiling.“Ohh! Yes you did!” Balkhor answered catching up. “If Jenaya is happy and willing to mate the vampire son, then there will be no reason for war. We are just trying to help!” He laughed gleefully.“And Messaya will rush to warn them of the approaching vampire army, and tell them all about our plan,” Injontas nodded thoughtfully.“Brilliant!” Khor shouted.“No more open warfare, now it’s a secret war again. I like that,” Injontas agreed. “But.