Memoirs of the Pharaohs

"Awwwww, but I wanna bring them all!" said Sekhmet.

"I'm... not sure, yet.... but... I think your power is somehow key," said Sally.

"I'll make you a deal you can take anything you can pack in 10 minutes. Go run."

Jenny turned to Sally. "What do you mean my powers I can't transport people."

"Got it!" Sekhmet grinned and ran off.

"I know, but your powers are linked to hers, that's why you can sense her. So if we can strenghthen that link we could pull her with us when we go back," said Sally.

"Right... No idea how to do that. I barely understand that I can feel her in the first place."

Servants were rushing around to prepare the departure of the royal family. If Jenny wouldn't be so confused she would have laughed about the situation.

"I... don't really either. I;ve never done anything like this or dealt with magical books before," admitted Sally.

Jenny nodded. "Me neither. I have another question is there anything we need to do like help packing or anything? If not how long do you think we have until the Great Kahn gets impatient?" Jenny grinned cheeky at Sally.

"Given we're Pharaoh's I think it's all done for us," said Sally, who started grinning back. "And he didn;t seem the patient sort, but maybe he can wait a little."

Jenny grinned, got up and closed all the curtains of the gazebo. She didn't even care that they were still in the garden. "So my Queen. Any wishes?" She was slowly taking of her clothes.

Sally felt a thrill run through her as she started to slip her jacket off. "I command you to make the next few minutes ones I will never forget!" she grinned.

"Gee you don't have high expectations at all. Fine let's get rid of all of these." Jenny pulled Sally's top off and pulled on her trousers.

"Let's see, you said you like my fire and I got to work on it anyway." Jenny created bright pink flames that rolled along Sally's body.

"What that suppose to mea.." because Sally only to find herself undressed. Before she could even blush Jenny started moving the flames along her body, and Sally gasped as the sensations returned to her. Her eyes shut as her breathing got heavier.

Jenny climbed on top of Sally and planted kisses on every bit of skin she could reach. "My pretty, sexy Sally have done something to me. I can't keep my hands off you! I was never so turned on by anyone."

Jenny concentrated hard to keep the flames this time going, while her hands were all over the other girl's body. She felt hot and her breathing got heavy.

"Mama! Mommy! I'm all done. What are you doing? Are you sleeping?" Sekhmet shouted from across the garden.

Jenny's head dropped on Sally's boobs. "2 minutes longer and I'd be a very happy Mama."

"I can see you what are you doing?" Sekhmet was close enough to see their silhouettes through the curtains.

Jenny sighed and looked for their clothes. "We need to send her to school Mama needs some hours alone with Mommy. Or we'll send her for a day out with my dad... I mean if you are okay with that. Sekhmet wait there we're coming."

Sally gave a squeal as Sekhmet's voice echoed around the gazebo. She was still breathing heavily and had her arms around Jenny. The desire to be with Jenny was so strong that she almost didn't care that someone was right outside. With an effort, she let go of Jenny, though her eyes still feasted over her body and her breathing remained heavy.

"I think... we should have seen that coming," said Sally, not really bothering much with her clothes. "Yes, we need to make sure we get some alone..." Then Jenny mentioned her father. Sally gulped and looked away, starting to pull on her clothes.

"Okay not him for a long time. I guess Dirk it is, maybe his mother-in-law." Jenny put on her own clothes and kissed Sally again. "I'm really trying not to mention... My family. Did I mention that I'm living with him?" Jenny didn't dare looking at Sally. "I know you hate him because he took your dad away but I don't have to hate him, do I? I've done that for so long it feels nice to have him in my corner."

Jenny felt stupid for admitting that she wanted her dad in her life, that even when she had only awful memories she still wished her dad would one day come around.

"I think if he had known about you he would have tried to help. He is grumpy but not bad." Jenny sounded small and shy.

Sally almost screamed when she heard Jenny was still living with her father, but she managed to hold it in. Instead, tears started falling from her eyes.

"You don't have to hate him, no..." she replied quietly. "But he did know about me. I was there. He looked right at me."

Jenny looked at the crying Sally. "I'm sorry."

Jenny sighed. "I guess there is a lot we have to talk about."

"Maybe... maybe we should just talk now, get it over and done with," said Sally. "Otherwise it will keep hanging over us."

"Er... well um I don't know enough what happened when my dad arrested yours. I hated my dad since I came back until a few months ago I realised that I was wrong and I don't even say he is a great guy, but he is part of my life. I am glad he is, I understand that you are angry he took your dad away but you said yourself your dad done bad things. I don't know how to bring him up without you me hating him for having my dad in my life. I don't know what you want me do?"

"I... I don't know," said Sally. "Maybe I... just want someone to listen..."

Jenny pulled the other into a tight hug. "Okay I am listening, I might not be able to help you but I am listening! But you got to talk then. I am generally sorry that you had a bad life because I think you deserve the best."

Sally hugged back, then broke down fully into tears, as everything she'd been keeping inside spilled out.

Eventually, she caught her breath, and managed to get the flow of tears under control. Sally sat back up, taking a few deep breaths before getting ready to talk.

Jenny let her cry, she kept holding Sally and made sure Sally knew she was there for her, but she didn't say anything. Sally slowly calmed down, she wiped the tears off. "It's okay. I'm here. Take your time."

Jenny never was the one listening, heck she wasn't even good in talking about her feelings herself. But she would listen and would comfort Sally and would try not to get offened, in the end Jenny realized that it was not just her Sally had to talk to, but also Mark and even her own dad.

Feeling comforted by Jenny's presence, Sally began to talk.

"It started when I was five. Life seemed perfect back then. We had a big house, and Daddy got me anything I asked for. I guess... he spoiled me. But I loved it. Everyone kept saying how clever I was, and I was going to this fancy school with lots of friends."

"Then... one day out of nowhere, me Mother and Daddy were out together, and this armoured man drops from the sky landing on front of us. And police cars with sirens suddenly surrounded us. It seemed like hundreds of cars. I was so scared, I didn't hear what Daddy and the armoured man said, but I remember the cops coming over and putting the handcuffs on. I screamed, trying to run to him, but Mother held me back. As he got pushed into the cop cr he looked at me, smiled and said 'Don't worry. It's going to be okay sweetie'."

"That was the last time I saw him."

Jenny was holding Sally’s hand and whispered. “What happened to your mom?”

She wasn’t sure what to say to Sally to help her. She so desperately wanted to make her feel better. "Could you not have visited him?"

"Daddy was take to some super security prison. They never allowed visitor," Sally explained.

"Mother and I.. we... were forced to leave our house, and had to live in this horrible, smelly run down apartment. All our money was taken away because it came from Daddy, and what little was left mother would spend on drink. She started shouting and screaming at me, saying it was all my fault. I learned to avoid her." Sally appeared to be on the brink of tears again.

"I still went to the fancy school. I guess it had been paid for by a trust or something. But when the kids found out daddy was a supervillain... being popular was more important to them than being my friend."