.." she said looking up at him. "I don't want you to stay. I'll be alright with Maggie." And me," Pete murmured."And me," Sam concurred.Maggie's head ...hot up. "But you can't ... either of you! There's no room." We'll manage," Pete said quietly."I am staying with you Sarah," Sam told her. "Don't fight me on this because you will lose."Sarah's shoulders fell in defeat. "Whatever Sam!" She refused to meet his eyes, just feeling too tired to fight him."Oh joy..." Maggie sighed, "Two men, with no. A genetic mutation resulted in one of these men having superior intelligence, the ability to read minds and even exercise some mind control over others. This mutant man was determined to thrive.Somehow Sammy knew he was a son of this first mutant man. He understood the imperative to perpetuate his kind. This was only becoming clear to him now that he was grown enough to mate and produce offspring of his own. Then there were the dreams, dreams with a kernel of reality in them. The dreams told. "The doctor/patient privilege kicked in when you became my patient. You paid for Lacey, too, by the way." She remembered things?" he asked, anxiously."I'm right here, Bob," said Lacey, looking miffed."I hypnotized her," said Claire, also ignoring the other woman in the room. "Yes, some things came out. She and I have already talked about how we're going to proceed. We've just scratched the surface." What should I do?" asked Bob."Take her home," said Claire. "We talked about you. I'll let her. He already knew the answerto why, of course - power and greed.She laughed triumphantly with his voice. "This! The ancient Medallionof Zulo!" She threw it into the Tiber. "From now on, I'm Caesar, andyou're my whore. Any trouble with you, and I will send you in chains tothe Coliseum, to be food for the lions. What do you think of that?" Very interesting - I have never believed in Magic before." You're taking it very calmly, Caesar" she said, surprised."I take everything calmly." Even this, my.