I’m not hurt.”Solomon just said, “So. It’s like that, huh?”She lowered her head and nodded. She sighed and answered, “Yeah. I guess it�...�s like that.” She looked up at him and said, “Sol, nobody in their right mind would want their husband to find out like this. But here we are. Can we at least try to be civil? Not make a scene?”“Of course, we can. Are you ready to go?”“Go? Go where?”“Home, of course.”“Home? Look I don’t—”“Carla, I know you think that this is all there is to it. But. Shannon shut up and looked away from me. I turned to Kristi, “Has she seen a mirror yet?”“I don’t think so,” Kristi shook her head.“Fine, come with me,” I took Kristi’s hand and Shannon’s elbow. Kristi squeezed my fingers. Shannon didn’t wrench out of my grip like I expected her too. Kristi directed us across the hall to the washroom.“Oh! Oh fuck!” Shannon said touching her face as she looked into the huge mirror over the sink. She pulled on her lips and dragged a finger around her eye. She. “Yes, there is a suite free. How long would you like to stay?”“I am not sure, as I said, I have not planned much. Let's say at least a month?”“A month?” Shannon confirmed slightly surprised the time. Long-term guests weren't totally uncommon, but most times they not just showed up. She looked down on her computer and to her surprise the room was free for the next month. She looked slightly confused, hadn't there been a reservation a few second ago? “Sure, can I have your name, please?”“Irish.. The Sphinx was stoic as she always was. She seemed to be incredibly patient. The hippo goddess, on the other hand, paced around. She noticed that the torch was still in her hand as she looked at it closely. The answer seemed obvious.“I know what it is!” Taweret called out. “It’s a candle!”“Well done. You have completed the Trial of Intelligence, but here is a question that I must ask you. What is important about my third question?”Sekhmet walked forward as she looked at the Sphinx closely. “You.