I could see the bruises on her face. Her husband ismasculine. Is that how you want Henry to be?" "No, no, nothing like that. I just want him to act m...ore like aman." "You have to accept that he is who he is. Be glad you have ahusband who cares for you and loves you no matter what. I asked himif he still loved you and he immediately answered that he did evenwith what you did to him. Now go home and try to patch things up." She left wondering why he had to go to Reverend Sharpe of allpeople. . "I'm fine," Tabitha replied breathlessly."Have you had any complications during pregnancy?" In hospital for dehydration," Tabitha told her and then panted a bit. "In hospital a few weeks back." Right, let's get you to maternity," Tabitha was told and she looked at Adam."Can you grab me bag?"Adam nodded and carried Tabitha's bag out to the waiting ambulance. Tabitha shut the door behind her and Adam touched his pockets for the keys. "You got your keys?" No," Tabitha cried and Adam hesitated."I'm. Once you do him you’ll get your tape.’ He paused for emphasis. ‘I’ve been thinking about your work schedule. You obviously can’t go back to the bookstore so tomorrow you’ll call them up and tell them you’re through for the summer. It’s only two more weeks anyway. We’ll take a few days to clean to clean your filthy ass up, and then we’ll start our schedule. If we run over you’ll have to call your school and request a leave of absence.’ Cheryl looked up. ‘No.’ Turner grinned. ‘I have the. Then I realized that the odor was that of stale air as might be found in a closed room, a cave, or a grave! I didn't say anything to the others at first, but sniffed around to see if I could find a trail of that odor.None of the women noticed that odor, but that meant nothing. Orda and Jonga were fixated on the odor of their children and couldn't smell anything else. Trudy was so upset that she had not noticed that the boys were missing for so long that she really was not able to concentrate on.