“No, stop digging, whatever it is, it is.  What else did you find?” asked Jo quietly.

            Amy paled, “Your mother’s journals.”  Amy slid the laptop over to Jo, “It’s yours, it’s under the file folder Journals, there are also some other things you might want to look at, concerning Chris.  I didn’t read the journals, I swear, I reconstructed them, but didn’t read it.  I did read the stuff on Chris.”

            “Like what?” asked Jo not touching the laptop as if it was to hot to touch.

            “When you killed Chris, they brought him back, the same way they changed you,” said Amy gently.  “You’re better off reading it, you’ll understand it all.”

            “Thanks, guess I’ll be doing some reading,” whispered Jo.  “That it?”

            “Far as I know, I really didn’t know you guys were all here together, I thought you were painting, that’s what Em said,” began Amy softly.  “I’m sorry for bothering you guys.”

            “We did paint, and then had dinner, and I’m rather sure that Spencer and Angie will be back any minute now,” smiled Bette, batting her eyes at Amy who couldn’t help but smile.  Jo was happy, and Amy had to accept that she was happy without her.  As long as Jo was alive, that was what really did matter.

            Jo grimaced, reaching to her back pocket and pulling out her vibrating phone, “Bon jour,” said Jo into the phone.

            “We’ve got a live one,” said Emma seriously.  “Rosita is with Alice, I heard about the debacle over there, by the way.  We’re profiling a hacker, but Ro wants in, I’ll be over to pick you up in an hour.”

            “A hacker?” asked Jo smiling, covering the phone, “I’ll be right back.”

            “Yes, Arnold,” quipped Bette with a grin, Jo smiled, kissing her quickly and walking away.

            “I’ll just leave this with her, if she has any questions, just tell her to call me, ok?” said Amy softly.

            “I’ll walk you out,” said Bette cordially.  Bette looked over at Jo, who was scribbling something on a notepad, she raised her hand and waved good-bye to Amy who waved back.